Robert Redfield, MD on Recommending COVID-19 Shots for Pregnant Women

I never thought we should vaccinate women [for COVID-19]. I was not in favor of that policy recommendation because the COVID vaccine did not prevent infection. So the argument that some people had that you had to vaccinate pregnant women to protect the unborn baby cause it would protect mommy from getting infected, that was […]
Nicolas Hulscher, MPH on How mRNA Shots Attack Every Organ System in the Body

The mRNA so-called vaccines are not vaccines. What the mRNA shots are is what’s called a gene transfer platform. It’s taking modified messenger, which has been modified to last very long in the body which literally makes it so stable your body can’t break it down. They put them in what’s called lipid nanoparticles—these bubbles […]
Barbara Loe Fisher on Medical Exemptions to Vaccination

[I]n most cases, exemptions to vaccination are an illusion, a smokescreen. Exemptions are a tacit approval and validation of oppressive vaccine mandates controlled by ‘medical authorities,’ who we have to beg for the legal right to decline to take a product that can injure, kill or fail to prevent infection so we can go to […]
Larry Palevsky, MD on the Five Criteria of a Vaccine

I was taught in medical school what makes an injection a vaccine. Medical students and residents are told that an injection becomes a vaccine if it does five things. First, it gives you antibody immunity to a specific virus or to a specific single bacterium. Second, we are told, it’s a vaccine if you are protected from getting […]
Dominic Perrottet on the Injustice of COVID Vaccine Mandates

Health officials and governments were acting with the right intentions to stop the spread. But if the impact of vaccines on transmission was limited at best, as is mostly now accepted, the law should have left more room and respect for freedom. Without dwelling on every decision, I believe it’s important to point out one […]
Ramesh Thakur on Why More Doctors Did Not Question COVID Policies

One of the features of current society is the rise of the professional associations and the regulatory colleges that regulate the people practicing in their professions; accountants, lawyers, and doctors. During the COVID era, these regulatory bodies were very useful for the state and were instrumentalized to ensure compliance. Any doctor who publicly questioned what […]
