Director Oliver Stone Says He Took Russian COVID Vaccine

Filmmaker Oliver Stone revealed Wednesday that he’s taken Russia’s COVID-19 vaccine instead of the U.S. version.

“I got a vaccine shot,” the director told Russia’s Channel One. “I don’t know if it’s going to work. I got it a few days ago. But I’ve heard good things about the Russian vaccine.”

Stone, who’s in Russia filming a documentary about climate change, added he “has to get a second shot” in about 45 days.

Stone claimed that the race for a COVID vaccine has made people perceive Russia and China as “enemies” but he sees them as “great partners” to the U.S., even though it was China who unleashed the virus upon the world and lied about it in the first place.

“America, somehow in its madness, believes that China and Russia are enemies. I don’t. I see Russia and China as great partners,” Stone said. “Russia’s been one of the most advanced countries, if not the most advanced country.”

Since its release last week, 320,000 doses of the “Sputnik V” vaccine have been distributed so far, the Moscow Times reports.

Stone has had a relationship with Russia for some time, having interviewed President Vladimir Putin in 2017 at the height of the “Russian collusion” hoax.

Nurses across the country are refusing to take the COVID Vaccine as Big Pharma’s propaganda machine pushes it on the masses.