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1   Patrick   2023 Feb 14, 1:40pm  

https://rumble.com/v29cb8w-dr.-scott-atlas-at-pecc-plenary-meeting.html


Dr. Scott Atlas' talk at the PECC Plenary meeting, which provides his perspective on how decisions were made in the White House regarding the policy to address COVID-19.



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2   Patrick   2024 Mar 12, 11:35am  

https://www.city-journal.org/article/harvard-tramples-the-truth


I am no longer a professor of medicine at Harvard. The Harvard motto is Veritas, Latin for truth. But, as I discovered, truth can get you fired. This is my story—a story of a Harvard biostatistician and infectious-disease epidemiologist, clinging to the truth as the world lost its way during the Covid pandemic. ...

With schools open, Sweden had zero Covid deaths in the one-to-15 age group, while teachers had the same mortality as the average of other professions. Based on those facts, summarized in a July 7, 2020, report by the Swedish Public Health Agency, all U.S. schools should have quickly reopened. Not doing so led to “startling evidence on learning loss” in the United States, especially among lower- and middle-class children, an effect not seen in Sweden.

Sweden was the only major Western country that rejected school closures and other lockdowns in favor of concentrating on the elderly, and the final verdict is now in. Led by an intelligent social democrat prime minister (a welder), Sweden had the lowest excess mortality among major European countries during the pandemic, and less than half that of the United States. Sweden’s Covid deaths were below average, and it avoided collateral mortality caused by lockdowns.

Yet on July 29, 2020, the Harvard-edited New England Journal of Medicine published an article by two Harvard professors on whether primary schools should reopen, without even mentioning Sweden. It was like ignoring the placebo control group when evaluating a new pharmaceutical drug. That’s not the path to truth.
3   Patrick   2024 Mar 15, 11:18am  

https://www.illusionconsensus.com/p/must-watch-episode-36-martin-kulldorff


Harvard's response to the pandemic, including the firing of Martin Kulldorff, raises concerns about academic freedom and the need for reform in the scientific community.

There is a lack of randomized trial data on vaccine efficacy for older people, particularly in relation to reducing hospitalizations and deaths.

Vaccine trials have limitations in assessing rare conditions and long-term efficacy and adverse reactions.

Post-approval monitoring of vaccine safety is necessary to identify and address side effects.

The controversy over the CDC's pause on the J&J vaccine rollout had a negative impact on public trust and vaccine uptake.

Vaccine mandates should consider individual risk profiles and the availability of vaccines for vulnerable populations.


I disagree with the last one. There must be no injection mandates of any kind, ever, under any circumstances, and those who attempt to impose any kind of injection mandate must be hanged as soon as possible.

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