NewsRadio presenter and vaccine opponent dies after corona illness

Radio presenter and vaccine opponent dies after corona illness

He railed against corona vaccinations. Then the right-wing US radio presenter and vaccination opponent Dick Farrel himself died as a result of a corona infection.

Miami – Dick Farrel (65) was a right-wing US radio host from the US state of Florida who entertained his viewers with provocations and conspiracy myths. Most recently, he had devoted himself to conspiracy myths about the corona virus and also weathered corona * vaccinations. Then Farrel died on August 4, 2021 as a result of Covid disease, as reported by several US media.

The US radio presenter and vaccine opponent worked for the ultra-conservative broadcaster Newsmax. Dick Farrel, for example, endorsed Donald Trump and he humiliated virologist Anthony Fauci. Farrel was also prone to conspiracy theories such as alleged fraud in the 2020 US presidential election and advised against corona vaccination in June. But shortly before his death, his views changed.

Vaccination opponent Farrel changed his mind about Corona shortly before his death

According to the British news and media website Guardian, a close friend of Farrels wrote on Facebook that he had changed his mindset about vaccinating against the coronavirus when he was sick himself and was in hospital.

“He wrote to me and advised me to get vaccinated,” wrote Amy Leith Hair on Facebook. “He told me the virus was not a joke.” Farrel ended up regretting that he hadn’t been vaccinated.

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