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Twenty Steps to End the Madness

Paul Elias Alexander / September 23, 2021 / Public Health / 15 minute read

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The medical experts and these Task Forces have been wrong. Every decision has proven disastrous and they have caused far greater suffering and death from the collateral effects of the lockdowns and restrictions. Medical experts who inform governments should broaden the advisement table and allow other voices to be heard. Allow other scientists and lay persons a seat at the table for as it stands, those currently at the table have only made illogical, irrational, unscientific, nonsensical, often absurd and even reckless decisions that have only hurt lives.

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Extensive Efficacy Studies that Rebuke Vaccine Mandates

Paul Elias Alexander / October 28, 2021 / Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 42 minute read

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What these studies show, are that vaccines are important to reduce severe disease and death, but unable to prevent the disease from spreading and eventually infect most of us. That is, while the vaccines provide individual benefits to the vaccinee, and especially to older high-risk people, the public benefit of universal vaccination is in grave doubt. As such, Covid vaccines should not be expected to contribute to eliminating the communal spread of the virus or the reaching of herd immunity. This unravels the rationale for vaccine mandates and passports.

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The Biggest Public Health Threat Is Not a Virus but a Weakened Immune System

Carla Peeters / October 18, 2021 / Public Health / 10 minute read

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The innate immune system is the first and not specific defense mechanism. It stops potential disease-causing organisms. This system is formed by physical barriers, such as skin, saliva, and mucous membranes. Switching to the adaptive immune system happens when the pathogen is able to break through the first barrier. Cells from the innate immune system present the pieces of the pathogen or foreign substance to B Cells and T cells of the adaptive immune system.

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Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates Fail the Jacobson Test

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Gerard Bradley / November 30, 2021 / History, Law, Policy, Public Health, Vaccines / 18 minute read

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A careful reading of Jacobson shows that it is not just an automatic consideration allowing the government to do what it wants when a pandemic emergency has been officially declared. Covid-19 vaccine mandates do not satisfy any of the required criteria in Jacobson, let alone all of them.

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Finally, a Curbing of Jacobson

Brownstone Institute / June 15, 2024 / Public Health, Vaccines / 38 minute read

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A court decision has declared that prior Supreme Court rulings for vaccine mandates are inapplicable to the Covid shot for simple reasons: it is not truly sterilizing and therefore not protective of public health.

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The Politicization of Immunology

Steve Templeton / October 22, 2021 / Philosophy, Policy, Public Health / 7 minute read

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Both immunity to vaccination and infection protect against severe disease, but the scope of immunity that develops after infection is broader, generally more durable, and more specific to lung reinfection. Stronger immunity derived from infection comes with increased risk of severe disease and a higher incidence of long-term effects, especially in older people and those with comorbidities.

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The Covid Morass: An Academic and Mother Asks Questions

Genevieve Newton / October 7, 2021 / Philosophy, Policy, Public Health / 57 minute read

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We have already seen many instances during the Covid pandemic where despite assurances to the contrary, things did not evolve as expected. It seems clear that we simply don’t know what is going to happen next, or what the consequences of our actions and choices will be. What is perhaps most troubling is that this acknowledgement has been almost completely absent from the rhetoric of our leaders and decision makers. It does not show ignorance or weakness to be honest about this reality, it shows wisdom and discernment.

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The Covid Response Brought the Cultural Revolution to the West

Brown University Graduate Student / February 1, 2022 / History, Society / 15 minute read

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The Cultural Revolution was initiated by Mao Zedong as an attempt to regain political power. It ended when Mao died in 1976. The American one has a much more complicated background.

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The Djokovic Outrage

Mark Da Cunha / August 26, 2022 / Policy, Society, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Unvaccinated tennis champion Novak Djokovic is not the villain in this story, he is the unlikely hero for “my body, my choice” autonomy, and individual freedom.

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CDC Director Walensky Praised China’s “Really Strict Lockdowns”

Brownstone Institute / November 23, 2021 / Policy, Public Health / 19 minute read

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The station permitted Walensky to respond to Kulldorff but did not allow Kulldorff to respond back. The tone was obviously hostile toward the Great Barrington Declaration which pushed a program of focused protection over lockdown.

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