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New Evidence: Fauci Imposed a Vaccine Delay that Cost Trump the Election

Toby Rogers / August 1, 2022 / History, Policy, Vaccines / 5 minute read

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The key piece of information comes from a new book, The Messenger, published last week by Harvard Business Review Press. The author, Peter Loftus, is a reporter for the Wall Street Journal and they published his essay about the book in their Review section on Saturday. What’s astonishing is that Loftus does not even realize the enormity of the story he just stumbled upon.

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Worth It? Risks and Benefits of Child Vaccination Against Covid-19 in Iceland

Thorsteinn Siglaugsson / July 28, 2022 / Vaccines / 4 minute read

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The researchers followed the outcomes of all children diagnosed with Covid-19 during the study period. They found that infections in schools were rare, no child was hospitalised with Covid-19, and none had severe symptoms. This study supports the results of a large Swedish study conducted in 2020 on nearly two million children.

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A Pandemic of the Triple Vaccinated

Ramesh Thakur / July 26, 2022 / Public Health, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Public health officials can talk and dissemble all they want about the baselines for comparisons and pretend to possess great sophistication in their understanding of the current state of the disease. They still cannot spin their way out of the hard data.

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Delete the K in Monkeypox

Robert Malone / July 24, 2022 / Economics, Public Health, Vaccines / 8 minute read

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Tedros made the declaration despite a lack of consensus among members of the WHO’s emergency committee on the monkeypox outbreak. It’s the first time a leader of a UN health agency has made such a decision unilaterally.

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Will Rochelle Walensky Correct Her Mistake?

Paul Elias Alexander / July 22, 2022 / Vaccines / 2 minute read

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The concern is that the CDC Director actually referred to this study and pointed to the incorrect initial data, as she lobbied (FDA etc.) for the vaccination of children under 5 years of age (in meetings and a reported press briefing).

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Short-term Fatality Rate in Israel of a Third Dose

Eyal Shahar / July 19, 2022 / Vaccines / 3 minute read

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A vaccine with a mortality rate on such a scale is not “safe” – at least according to public health standards that had been applied to the flu vaccine and other vaccines. Nor is it “safe” according to estimates of serious adverse events

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Djokovic and the US Open: Let Him Play

Ramesh Thakur / July 18, 2022 / Policy, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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The international humiliation inflicted so publicly on Djokovic in pursuit of vaccine apartheid was morally corrupt. It lacked both scientific justification and hard data in support. It indulged a government’s every illiberal instinct to control information and bully people into compliance.

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Serious Side Effects Exceed the Risk of Hospitalization with COVID-19 in the Swedish Population

Sven Román / July 15, 2022 / Public Health, Vaccines / 6 minute read

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In the interests of public health, we implore the authorities to conduct a fully transparent and independent expert review of the available data to provide accurate morbidity, mortality and risk-benefit analyses.

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Doctors Push Hard for Child Vaccination Despite Their Own Research Showing it is Unnecessary

Thorsteinn Siglaugsson / July 13, 2022 / Vaccines / 3 minute read

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According to a study recently published in the Paediatric Infectious Disease Journal, the risk of COVID-19 to children is truly minuscule.

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Real Vaccine Efficacy Rates Are Much Lower Than Previously Estimated

Ian Miller / July 13, 2022 / Society, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Far from the 95-100% range of Pfizer’s trial data or the 75% estimate from Dr. Fauci, findings from the study suggest a vaccine effectiveness of less than 20% against infection and less than 25% against symptomatic disease after only a few months:

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Brown University’s Silence on Post-Vaccine Myocarditis

Andrew Bostom / July 9, 2022 / Vaccines / 10 minute read

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In March, 2021, two months before enacting its mandatory, aggressive covid-19 vaccination campaign, a healthy 20-year-old male Brown University student was apparently hospitalized for covid-19 vaccine-induced myopericarditis. The University never disclosed this hospitalization, then, till now, ignoring the established ethics of risk/benefit-based informed consent.

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University Vaccine Mandates Must End Now

Cathy Stein / July 6, 2022 / Education, Policy, Vaccines / 6 minute read

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One of the most nonsensical aspects of continuing COVID-19 vaccine mandates is that individuals who survived the mandates last year – that is, were fortunate enough to be granted religious and/or medical exemptions – have to reapply this year. Did these religious reasons suddenly change without the person complying with the mandate initially? Did these medical reasons that were severe enough to compel a physician to write an exemption suddenly go away?

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