Conspiracy theorists continue to surprise: They claim that Veryga offers the iPhone for vaccination



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This post was posted to the Unfollow 15min.lt conspiracy theory group on Facebook. The group currently has more than 49,000 members.

TO. Will you convince people to get vaccinated for the iPhone 11 Pro Max? It would be hard to believe that the health minister would persuade millions of people to get vaccinated for a gift as small as the iPhone 11 Pro Max …

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A member uploaded a photomontage with the caption “I wonder how I could do it.” The photo montage uses photos of Minister A. Veryga and the iPhone 11 Pro Max and contains the following inscription: “Will he succeed in convincing A. Veryga to be vaccinated for the iPhone 11 Pro Max? It would be hard to believe that the Minister of Health would persuade millions of people to get vaccinated for a gift as small as the iPhone 11 Pro Max … “. Language of the edited text.

False information

False information

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Perhaps the author of the post raised a rhetorical question, but hundreds of people were quick to comment on the post, nearly 100 have already managed to share it, and some of these people sacredly believe that Minister A. Veryga is offering a new phone to the vaccinated. .

“It is obvious that bribery is beneficial. There is nothing for nothing, not even a beating,” said one woman.

“Once again I ask myself: is this not happening to us, is it not our ‘power’,” commented another soc. network user.

Another commenter concluded that Apple is “pushing” the vaccine. “And it is even clearer who is pushing the vaccines,” he wrote.

The claim that the Minister of Health A. Veryga offers people vaccinated phones is a lie. Such information was not disclosed by any SAM or by any institution subordinate to the Government of Lithuania.

In the comments, people fiercely argued that they would not be vaccinated in any way. Delphi recalls that COVID-19 vaccines have not yet been invented. Delphi has already denied the false news this week that the COVID-19 vaccine is deadly. You can read about it here.

Sources:

  • https://sam.lrv.lt/lt
  • https://lrv.lt/
  • http://koronastop.lrv.lt/

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