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Former Dragons’ Den star Rachel Elnaugh is slammed for ‘vile’ tweet saying Chris Whitty ‘will hang’ for recommending ‘Covid’ fake vaccinations for children. Note that the article defending ‘poor’ Whitty makes no mention of the teenagers already killed and maimed by the same jabs he has recommended – against advice – for 12 to 15 year olds

A former Dragons’ Den star has sparked fury by saying Chris Whitty ‘will hang’ for recommending Covid jabs for children.

Ex-‘Dragon’ Rachel Elnaugh, 56,  took to Twitter to call the decision to launch a UK-wide vaccination programme for children aged 12-15 as ‘child abuse’.

Responding to a tweet by Good Morning Britain, which asked viewers if they were happy for their children to be vaccinated, the businesswoman wrote: ‘Child abuse. Whitty will hang for this.’

The tweet, posted from the entrepreneur’s verified Twitter account, sparked a huge backlash.

Many criticised the comment aimed at England’s Chief Medical Officer – who earlier this year was assaulted by anti-vaxxers as he walked through a park in London.

It was the fourth time a report had been made to police alleging harassment against Professor Whitty – who has been thrust into the limelight during the Covid pandemic.

Ian Fraser, one of those to criticise Ms Elnaugh’s tweet, wrote: ‘What the former ‘Dragon’ Rachel Elnaugh tweeted here is vile, disgraceful and seemingly inciting violence against a Government official’. He also urged Twitter to review the Tweet.

Another wrote: ‘Nothing to see here. Just Rachel Elnaugh – an investor from a BBC show most people know – Dragon’s Den – insinuating that children receiving the vaccine is child abuse.

‘These rotten views run deep and anyone can have them.’

Read more: Former Dragons’ Den star Rachel Elnaugh is slammed for ‘vile’ tweet saying Chris Whitty ‘will hang’ for recommending ‘Covid’ fake vaccinations for children. Note that the article defending ‘poor’ Whitty makes no mention of the teenagers already killed and maimed by the same jabs he has recommended – against advice – for 12 to 15 year olds

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