Tory MP Faces Political Exile for COVD-19 Vaccine Skepticism & Reference to Holocaust

As&nbsp;reported last month by The Guardian, Most of the political establishment in the United Kingdom has shunned Tory (Conservative Party) MP Andrew Bridgen. A few months prior, as reported by TrialSite, he had been removed from his whip position for comparing the COVID-19 vaccine programs as the worst human event after the Holocaust. Then in April, he was permanently expelled from the Conservative Party. Bridgen has been in Parliament since 2010, and he has been acting as an independent since his original comments. The North-West Leicestershire MP had tweeted a ZeroHedge article, &ldquo;which purported to show the health risks from Covid vaccines.&rdquo; Bridgen also tweeted: &ldquo;As one consultant cardiologist said to me, this is the biggest crime against humanity since the Holocaust.&rdquo; This came after weeks of &ldquo;increasingly anti-vaccine social media posts, as well as messages to journalists, many of which openly backed conspiracy theories.&rdquo; One Conservative spokesperson stated that, &ldquo;Mr. Bridgen was expelled from the Conservative party on April 12, following the recommendation of a disciplinary panel. He has 28 days from this date to appeal.&rdquo;
The MP &ldquo;should not be countenanced&rdquo;