While Dr Tenpenny’s presentation is disturbing and frightening, it is also in my opinion somewhat problematic. First while she is a DO, she is not an expert on immunization/immunology (nor are most others speaking at the “conference”). She offers virtually no research or studies to back up her assertions and while I cannot say she is incorrect, so far the evidence does not seem back her up. The people who got the vaccines during testing (4-6 months ago) are not dying or developing autoimmune diseases. Her information on mechanism of injury (MOI), especially the first slide is misleading. It actually says these vaccines are incredibly safe (at least in the short term). The number of allergic reactions is very small, I do agree that drive-by vaccinations are problematic for the reasons she states. The deaths she says are vaccine-related I have looked at that and few if any are actually attributable to the vaccine. Remember most of the people receiving them are quite elderly and many are already in poor health. So while I cannot say she is wrong on most counts, some of what she says is quite speculative and it is not true that 99% of people would get COVID-19 and have a mild self limiting illness. The number of Americans alone who have died from COVID is around 450,000. I still believe (right or wrong) that the Moderna/Pfizer vaccines (yes they are not like orthodox vaccines and mRNA has been used in Chemotherapy for over 10 years) is safer than the risk of the disease.