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The Daily Beast reports:
A well-known conservative activist in Arlington, Texas, who peddled COVID-19 vaccine misinformation has died of complications caused by the virus—just a few weeks after attending a “symposium” against the shots. In one of her final Facebook posts, Kelly Canon shared several links to speeches she attended at a “COVID symposium” in Burleson in early December devoted to dissuading people from getting vaccines.
The event was organized by God Save Our Children, which bills itself as “a conservative group that is fighting against the use of experimental vaccines on our children.” Canon had shared similar content on Twitter, where her most recent post was a YouTube video featuring claims that the coronavirus pandemic was “planned” in advance and part of a global conspiracy.
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A well-known conservative activist in Arlington, Texas, who peddled COVID-19 vaccine misinformation has died of complications caused by the virus—just a few weeks after attending a “symposium” against the shots https://t.co/X24iqmyrrN
— The Daily Beast (@thedailybeast) January 11, 2022
Anti-vaccine activist Kelly Canon just died of covid, shortly after attending the latest ‘Reawaken America’ covid conspiracy QAnon conference. pic.twitter.com/6NqWCuDHzu
— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) January 11, 2022
Video from ‘Reawaken America’ conference posted by Kelly Canon, who just died of covid: “You will see us on Fox News .. The next time your doctor tells you to take the vaccine, look him straight in the eye .. and say, ‘how can I help you get out of your trance.’” pic.twitter.com/lXFXvJF1V3
— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) January 11, 2022
We have an update on Kelly Canon, the right-wing activist, peddler of disinformation, and anti-vax crusader from Texas. She contracted Covid on 12/23 after attending an anti-vax symposium. Undaunted, she posted on Facebook: “No jabby-jabby for me! Praise God!”
UPDATE: She’s dead.— Duty To Warn ? (@duty2warn) January 11, 2022
Update: Texas @GOP activist and COVID anti-vaccine crusader Kelly Canon has died weeks after testing positive for COVID on December 23, 2021. pic.twitter.com/eumxWuQg9a
— Max Burns (@themaxburns) January 11, 2022
GOP activist who got “religious exemption” from #COVID19 vaccine dies of… oh, you know. https://t.co/uVJqUf5Ooc
— Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) January 11, 2022