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This is exactly how anti-vaxxers manufacture misinformation. They take one tiny grain of truth, wrap it in an enormous wad of complete bullshit, and inject it straight into the veins of a conspiracy-addicted audience hungry for anything that confirms their beliefs. Here’s the grain of truth: Sweden awarded its 2027-2028 COVID vaccine contract to a protein-based vaccine, instead of the mRNA vaccine it’s primarily using for the current 2026-2027 season. Now here’s the bullshit: The claim that Sweden is abandoning mRNA technology because of autoimmune reactions, uncontrolled spike protein production, serious adverse effects, and deaths. What none of these anti-vaxxers will bother to read are the actual Swedish announcements and procurement documents. They say NOTHING of the sort. ALL of the bullshit you see on screen comes from the Dutch anti-vaccine website that took one legitimate fact, wrapped it in its own anti-mRNA propaganda, and packaged it for an audience of science deniers eager to swallow it whole. So what did Sweden actually do? It conducted a competitive procurement process that evaluated vaccines based on price and quality, specifically refrigerated shelf life. Those are the documented evaluation criteria, with absolutely no finding that mRNA vaccines were dangerous or responsible for the medical disasters alleged in this article. And here’s the particularly revealing part: Sweden’s official procurement system STILL lists Pfizer and Moderna as qualified suppliers for future COVID vaccine contracts. Sweden is also using Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine for its current vaccination campaign. So where exactly did the claims about autoimmune disease, uncontrollable spike proteins, and widespread vaccine injuries come from? The anti-vaccine website. Not Sweden. And that’s how this misinformation machine works. Start with a fact. Bury it under a mountain of bullshit. Present the whole package as an official revelation. Then watch thousands of people share it without ever checking what the original source actually said. They don’t need the story to be true. They just need their audience to believe it.