Washington D.C. saw thousands gather to protest the mandated vaccines. They blasted Meatloaf songs and protesters sang along to Meatloaf. This musician is suspected to have died from COVID-19 complications after vocal hesitations about receiving the jab.
Robert F. Kennedy was among the big-name speakers at Sunday’s rally. Del Bigtree, founder of Informed Consent Action Network, also addressed the gathering. The demonstration was expected to attract around 20,000 participants.
Washington Dc. Sunday, September 2, 2012: Protesters against the vaccine mandate are caught on film
An estimated 20,000 people gathered at the National Mall
Meat Loaf could be heard performing days after anti-mandate singer, 74, died from suspected COVID.
Many people did not wear masks, even though Muriel Bowser, the DC Mayor, ordered that they be worn outdoors by those who had not received their COVID shots when they gathered outside in large numbers.
Meat Loaf, who was 74 years old and died from suspected COVID side effects, could be heard blasting out during the demonstration.
This much-loved star spoke out against the vaccine mandate and mask. Rumours that the virus killed him would make him one its most prominent victims.
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