Discussion about this post

User's avatar
la chevalerie vit's avatar

Thanks for pointing to AMD. Enjoyed

your book. Redfield’s statement “no one wanted to talk about the potential that there was a problem from the vaccines, because they were afraid that that would cause people not to want to

get vaccinated”. Let that sink in.

It is self contradictory. Any doc with a conscience and respect for their oath SHOULD have been promoting hesitancy in the context of known severe adverse events! Most especially the (evil) pediatricians who couldn’t possibly justify jabbing toddlers given LACK of benefit.

Expand full comment
Jodi  O’Malley MSN RN's avatar

Many people say we need to “move on” that what is done is done. Absolutely not! Furthermore, these admissions are often glossed over by using words such as “we were given bad information”. There within lies the problem. MSM and the medical community did not operate with ethical principles in mind. Had they used those guidelines to guide their practice terms such as “safe and effective” wouldn’t have spewed from their mouths or written in black and white. Let’s not also forget the vulgar language used towards those that honored their autonomy.

Expand full comment
126 more comments...

No posts