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Fact Checkers on Viral Transmission: They Get It Wrong Yet Again

Thorsteinn Siglaugsson / October 28, 2022 / Vaccines / 7 minute read

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The trial results have from the start been used to justify draconian attacks on and exclusion of unvaccinated people, for a long time the 95% efficacy claim was relentlessly touted to support mass-vaccination, and those who doubted this, pointing to actual data, immediately became the targets of “fact-checkers” like Madison Dapcevich and were subsequently censored by social media, smeared and ostracised.

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The Media Ignored the Parliamentary Debate on Vaccine Safety

Molly Kingsley / October 27, 2022 / Vaccines / 8 minute read

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One does not have to agree with all of the points made by the MPs, and one does not have to dispute the fact that the vaccine rollout saved lives, to understand that questions raised by elected politicians in this debate – around the scale of adverse events, potential breaches of medical ethics and regulatory capture – are serious.

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Covid Added to the Childhood Vaccine Schedule: No Science, No Rationality, No Morality

Michael Senger / October 22, 2022 / Vaccines / 3 minute read

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In a ghastly new crime against America’s children the CDC today voted to add Covid mRNA vaccines to the childhood immunization schedule, paving the way for mandates by left-wing school districts.

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In Search of Safety Signals – Let the Light Shine In

Michael Tomlinson / October 20, 2022 / Vaccines / 10 minute read

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Policy in public health should be only made on the basis of the evidence available. The evidence available indicates that the strategy of universal vaccination of the whole population exposed some groups to unnecessary risk, and that a differentiated risk-based strategy would have led to better outcomes. Some countries are now belatedly moving in this direction at least for boosters.

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Organized Chaos in South Central, Los Angeles

Daniel Nuccio / October 19, 2022 / Public Health, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Part of what makes this all so frustrating and demoralizing is the way the whole system is set up. No one is really accountable for any of the decisions made regarding exemptions, testing, appeals, or terminations. Everything is done through third parties and anonymous emails.

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How the Israeli Ministry of Health Became an Agent for Pfizer

Guy Shinar / October 18, 2022 / Public Health, Vaccines / 8 minute read

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Why did Ministry of Health officials enter into this agreement? Why didn’t they maintain their role as regulators, and why did they volunteer to serve as Pfizer’s marketing, distribution, research and publication branch?

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How College Mandates Shattered My Dreams

Phoebe Liou / October 17, 2022 / Education, Policy, Vaccines / 10 minute read

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When I was canceled from UConn, I was in the middle of writing a neurosurgery research journal article and my participation was abruptly stopped. I was planning to study abroad in my junior year, which would have been this year. I looked forward to entering dental school and eventually opening a dental practice. I made a choice for my body – and my college life was interrupted indefinitely.

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In Defense of My Friend Dr. Joseph Ladapo

Steve Kirsch / October 14, 2022 / Vaccines / 15 minute read

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All studies have limitations. Science is all about open discussion of the limitations of the study and what you can learn from it so you can try to avoid mistakes the next time. Science is never about trying to deplatform and discredit people who are making an honest attempt to find the truth.

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The Demonization of the Unvaccinated: A Look Back

Michael Senger / October 14, 2022 / History, Society, Vaccines / 4 minute read

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It was never remotely realistic for any government to expect every single person to get vaccinated, especially when the vaccine in question involved a novel genetic-based therapy. Thus, these proposals to impose draconian hardships on those who refused Covid vaccines would inevitably involve the state imposing draconian hardships on a sizable portion of the population.

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The Real Reason Vaccine Mandates are Wrong

Julie Ponesse / October 6, 2022 / Law, Society, Vaccines / 4 minute read

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Vaccine mandates are wrong not because they fail to generate a net benefit or because the risks to vaccinated persons outweigh public health benefits (though both are true). They are wrong because they trample on the very thing the noblest version of a liberal democratic society should be trying to create.

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The Mandate on Health-Care Workers Is Still Unjust

James Bovard / October 4, 2022 / Policy, Vaccines / 9 minute read

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Biden’s vaccine mandates are another demolition of freedom that do nothing to end the most politically exploited pandemic in American history. But the government has no liability for the injections it mandates or the freedoms it destroys. For bureaucrats and politicians, gaining power and compelling submission are victory enough, even when their policies fail to vanquish a virus. How much longer will politicians pretend that their iron fists are a magic bullet?

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The Regret, Repentance, and Redemption of Dr. Aseem Malhotra

Daniel Klein / October 1, 2022 / Philosophy, Vaccines / 7 minute read

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Dr. Malhotra’s change of mind is inspiring. An honest change of mind is naturally inspiring. In such a change, a spirit continues and grows while certain beliefs die and their embracer recedes.

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