An anti-vaxxer who claims drinking urine can ‘cure’ Covid-19 has now said he doesn’t need a driving licence, despite taking part in a nationwide tour of the US.
‘Vaccine Police’ leader Christopher Key, who previously hit headlines for encouraging people to drink their own urine, has revealed he doesn’t need a licence despite driving.
In an interview with the Daily Beast, Key attempted to make a distinction between ‘driving’ and ‘travelling’ before claiming his ‘car is not a car’.
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Key told the news outlet: “I travel. My car is not a car. My car is my wagon, with wagon wheels. You only drive if you are committing commerce.”
Key insisted that as he’s a ‘free man of the land’ he didn’t need a driving licence, erroneously claiming that they were only necessary for people who drive for a living.
He said: “The only people that need a driver’s licence are truck drivers, Uber drivers, FedEx drivers, but if you understand your constitutional rights, you have the ‘life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness'.”
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Key is currently driving across America with a goal of arresting Democratic state governors who back the vaccine mandates.
When the news outlet asked him if was concerned about being pulled over by cops, he said ‘there is no crime’.
You probably don’t need me to tell you, but it is against the law in the US to drive a vehicle without a valid driving licence - whether you’re an Uber driver or a p**s swilling anti-vaxxer on his way to make a citizen arrest of Democratic governors.
Earlier this month, Key claimed there was ‘tons and tons of research’ that proved urine was the ‘antidote’ to Covid-19.
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In a video, he explained: “The antidote that we have seen now, and we have tons and tons of research, is urine therapy.
“I know to a lot of you this sounds crazy, but guys, God’s given us everything we need.”
He went on to say: “Now drink urine. This vaccine is the worst bioweapon I have ever seen. I drink my own urine!"
Key has previously been arrested for ‘trespassing’ at a Whole Foods in April last year - in a video Key claimed he was arrested for refusing to wear a mask.
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Topics: US News