疫苗的真相

Glad to have you, my love. Thank you. Bless you. Thank you so much. Thank you. OK, so thank you so much for inviting me. I come to you tonight with a lot of information about the experimental vaccines, what's called the experimental vaccines regarding COVID-19. I think all of this information will be brand new to you. I know that this was all brand new to me over the last few months, even as a board-certified emergency physician, I did not know a lot of what I'm about to share with you. And I come before you on behalf of America's Frontline Doctors, which is a volunteer physician organization that we started specifically to combat the serious and life-threatening disinformation campaign that has really taken over America and really the entire globe. It's very, very scary stuff. I've been a doctor for a long time. Before me, my father was a doctor. I've never seen anything like this where we have groups of physicians or scientists and government bureaucrat agencies essentially lying to the American people and people across the world. I have many, many examples. One brief example I'll give you is that the National Institute of Health right now has as its policy recommendation for patients with COVID-19 stating that unless you're in the hospital requiring oxygen, there's no actual treatment available for you. That is a complete falsehood, completely false. In most of the world, non-first-world countries, there's plenty of treatment easily available, hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin. Here in America, if you can find a doctor to prescribe it, you get those medicines or budesonide. There's many options. And, you know, this disinformation is why we came public. When we started to speak out around July, a little bit sooner, but we got a lot of attention starting in July, you know, we were promptly, as the pastor said, deplatformed. And it doesn't bother me so much. I know the information. It bothers me tremendously on behalf of all of humanity, right? This is a crime against humanity. There's a physician in the Netherlands who's bringing a lawsuit in The Hague calling it that, calling this a crime against humanity. There is a lot of information you haven't heard. There was a Senate testimony about a month ago. A bunch of doctors went and testified. It was, I believe, it was Senator Johnson as the chairman. You can find it on our website, americasfrontlinedoctors.com. But the doctors testified that the vast majority of deaths in America would have been, would have not ever happened. Not ever happened. I start with that because when you understand, you must understand the magnitude of the lie to understand what they're trying to tell you about these experimental vaccines. So we need to just kind of go through that for a little bit. In, yeah, okay. So I know some of you heard a little, this first sentence, which I said this morning, but the disinformation was apparent since the beginning, right? We call this illness COVID-19. But its real name should be after the location from where it arose, which is Wuhan, China. And if you remember, it was called the Wuhan virus for a long, you know, a while, I don't know, a month or so before we discovered the Chinese Communist Party didn't like that name. They set about putting a lot of pressure on media and other, you know, politicians, let's say, to change it. And they started calling it the coronavirus. They called it the coronavirus because it is actually a coronavirus. But that became very confusing to doctors and scientists because there are seven coronaviruses. This is just number seven. So we used to use the word coronavirus sometimes on our charts when we meant a common cold. You know, a person would come into the ER, in my case, and they just had a common cold. And I would sometimes write coronavirus on the chart as the diagnosis. So it was pretty confusing for doctors and scientists to call it the coronavirus, right? So they had to change the name again. And it became known by its acronym coronavirus disease 2019, COVID-19. I have to start there because it was never a racist or a weird thing to call it the Wuhan virus, right? There's so many diseases that are named after the location from which they arise. There's Zika and Ebola. There's Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Lyme disease. I mean, the list is endless. German measles, Spanish flu. This list is endless. So you need to understand that deception was there from the very beginning. So that was the first big lie. The next big lie, the next big popular well-known lie was the maligning of this common, ordinary, cheap, safe medication called hydroxychloroquine. Those of you who have traveled abroad who have taken mission trips, for example, or anybody in the military are quite familiar with this drug. Doctors would just give it out, you know, like candy. I know that I was going to take a holiday to Africa about 20 years ago, and I was a medical student at the time, and they just handed me the pills. Here you go. I never asked any questions. It was a big fat nothing burger taking hydroxychloroquine. All of a sudden, we started hearing as doctors, even as doctors, that hydroxychloroquine was unsafe. You can't understand what's going on with the lies until you understand what an enormous lie this is. Hydroxychloroquine is over the counter in much of the world, okay? It's taken in many African nations. They call it Sunday-Sunday medicine because you take it every Sunday, right? That's like its name, Sunday-Sunday. People keep it in their pocket the way Americans might keep its hyalinol in their purse. It's absolutely ordinary stuff. It was over the counter, really in any country which had malaria or any country that had citizens that would visit malaria countries on holiday, it was over the counter. For example, it was over the counter in France. The only reason it wasn't over the counter in America is there just wasn't a consumer demand, right? In America, we use hydroxychloroquine for 2 main reasons. That's lupus and rheumatoid arthritis and also for malaria for people going on holiday. But generally, it's lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, and for those illnesses, patients regularly see physicians so they can get a prescription for it. That's why it was never over the counter here. Not because it was unsafe. It's been FDA-approved for 65 years. We give it to babies. We give it to children. We give it to pregnant women. We give it to nursing mothers. We give it to the elderly. And we give it to the immunocompromised. Those last 2 categories take this medication for decades. There was never a pretense that it's not safe. That's the drug that you've been hearing about for 9 months now, 10 months, telling you it's unsafe. It's an incredible lie, incredible proportions. Once you understand that, you will be suspicious of everything that follows. So that's where I found myself. There I was in the emergency department treating patients as they came in with COVID-19. And once we had the rapid test so I can confirm the diagnosis, my first patient, who I needed to give hydroxychloroquine and zinc to, I did it, and even knowing the kind of the controversy, I really didn't think twice about it. I don't know. It was fine. I gave it to her. The next day, she was so much better. She herself got better within about 12 hours. In about 48 hours, she was essentially completely well. This completely matched what I had read in the scientific literature. I knew many doctors who had done this. I'd read many journal articles. It was completely consistent. What was really shocking and completely inconsistent was my medical director who calls me the next day and threatens to fire me for doing this treatment. I can't even tell you, even as I describe this moment to you, it's shocking to me. I remember the case, the situation, the conversation. He's saying he's going to fire me. I said, why would you fire me over this? I don't think it works. I said, then don't prescribe it. You haven't read the science the way I have. I know it works. You'll change your mind in a couple of months when you get a little wiser. Why would you get involved with me treating a patient? You do your thing. I do my thing. That's how medicine is practiced. We are licensed as individuals. It's actually against the law to have what's called a corporate practice of medicine where a corporation practices for you. It has to be a doctor's physician. That's why patients go to multiple doctors. Right? No. Really, almost the worst part of the conversation was not even that he was ignorant that the drug worked, but his reasons for saying that he was going to fire me if I did this. The reason, which he put in writing because he wasn't so smart, he said it was because the biggest payer at that hospital, which is a large insurance company that everyone here has heard of that's back on the west coast mainly, didn't want us to prescribe it. They were blocking it. So that payer, insurance company, was pressuring the hospital that their doctor shouldn't do it. It had nothing to do with even if he thought it was good or bad for the patient. It all had to do with money and payment, which was, I honestly, I still can't believe I'm relating this story. It was really unbelievable. So he said I could never do that again. I said, Well, good luck with that. So it kept happening. It happened about four or five times. I kind of knew that my days at that particular hospital really were going to be numbered. I mean, how long is this going to last? So I started looking online for other physicians like myself. I knew I couldn't be the only one. I found the most amazing group of doctors, really just brilliant, intelligent, compassionate kind. We got together and we called ourselves the America's Frontline Doctors. What I felt needed to happen was we needed to break this disinformation cycle to which the Americans were all being subjected to and people across the world as well. So I set up to do something called the White Coat Summit, which was an entire day of education. We brought doctors and we brought social media influencers. Young people know them as YouTubers. So we brought a whole bunch of YouTubers and a whole bunch of doctors. We brought to Washington. We did seven hours of education. And we laid out all the facts, all the facts, very dispassionate. Here's the facts on hydroxychloroquine. Here's the facts on lockdowns. Here's the facts on masks. Here's the facts on schools and kids' transmission. Here's the facts for the elderly. Here's the facts on other treatments other than hydroxychloroquine. And we did that. And in the middle of that day, we took a break and we walked over to the Supreme Court. And that was the video that got 20 million views. It gets 20 million views not because I can sing like Beyonce, but because human beings recognize truth. We have something inside of us. Right? I really emphasize that point because you can't get to 20 million views. Nobody plans such a thing. It's only if people say, Oh, my gosh, you've got to listen to this. You've got to listen to this. You recognize the truth. So I guess after a while, Big Tech, you know, it was like breaking the Internet. And so within an hour, all of the platforms censored us simultaneously. So it's essentially a monopoly. So we're talking YouTube, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, all of us. All went down immediately. The president had retweeted us. The president's son had retweeted us. And from that moment on, everything really kind of changed. I did get fired from both of my hospitals. It is a scary experience to get fired, especially when you've worked as long as I have to be a board-certified emergency physician. That's what I do. I'm a mom. I have kids. It's not a comfortable feeling to be fired. You don't know what the future holds. On the other side of this, which is now several months, it's really been a blessing, right? Because we doctors have been able to come forward and speak freely and help other doctors who've been put in this situation. There are several of my peers, several doctors in the America's Frontline Doctors Group that have faced tremendous personal pushback. There's a fellow right now in Oregon who refused to force the mask, right? So he won't wear his staff to wear it. If you want to wear it, you could wear it. But he was public about it, so the state of Oregon actually yanked his medical license. When he first told me this, I thought, you know, this can't be possible because you may not know, but I'm also an attorney, and it was impossible to conceive of an event like that happening without due process. I mean, the whole thing about law, if anybody's been involved in the law at all, it's all about process. You've got to go through the process. You can't just pull someone's license. You have to have hearings and phone calls and papers filed and all that. I really just thought, oh, he missed his deadlines, you know? But it was true. They actually just summarily pulled his license. It's unbelievable. So we're going to help him win. We've already filed a lawsuit and all that. But what I'm saying is it comes with some degree of personal cost, but if you ask him, he'll tell you that he's so much happier that he did this, right? He said this. He just felt that he couldn't bow to the tyranny. So I just want to encourage you to think about your own personal life when you face that little tyranny on a daily basis. You know, this is Florida, but, you know, I hail from California and you can't go anywhere without a mask, except I do. I go without a mask as much as I possibly can. And you have to take moments like that and push up against tyranny. And it's not just for you, right? It strengthens your sense of freedom for yourself and it makes you stronger. It's also to role model that strength for other people. So if you feel, yeah? And I say that because a lot of us who are very good-hearted people, we don't really have the strength sometimes to fight on our own behalf. Well, then tell yourself you're doing it for the other person who needs to see you without the mask so they can feel empowered. So I want to run through some information and the goal is to teach you about what's coming in terms of these experimental vaccines. And I'm going to start with a few minutes, maybe five minutes, on just kind of reviewing the lies about what's gone on with COVID generally. And then we'll turn to that and sit tight because there's a lot of interesting stuff. First, when I first started this, I really just wanted to help patients. You know, I couldn't believe that patients were being denied this drug. And I could sense that we were not going to be able to fix this from a government kind of policy position because the doctors themselves had drunk the Kool-Aid and not been willing to prescribe this drug. And I tried very hard to get the policy changed so that hydroxychloroquine could become over the counter in our country just like it is in much of the world. That would have been the best solution for everybody because it would have taken the decision making out of the hands of the government. You could have decided for yourself if you needed this medicine. And the advantage of having that pill in your possession meant that the majority of people would have stopped living in fear. So that was the best solution. But we were unsuccessful in getting that. So I did the next best thing. America's Frontline Doctors, not I, just a group of us. And we made getting hydroxychloroquine available for the entire nation by going to our website. Then you can consult with a telemedicine doctor. And whether you have COVID or you don't have COVID or you're just worried about getting COVID, you can get yourself a prescription and they mail it to you. That was the first thing we did. And I felt so strongly about it just because that's a practical way that you can try to lift the fear. But I learned pretty early that the big fight was the fear. The big fight wasn't the virus. It was the fear. That was my response to the fear was to give people a practical solution. Now, the fear has led to people they really just want to go back to normal lives. So they're either kind of consumed with fear or consumed with just being weary of the whole situation. That is what I think is leading to people making what is really a fundamentally irrational decision to rush headlong towards an experimental medication. They just kind of want to get their lives back. We've been told, oh, get the vaccine, get your life back. I have to give you the bad news. That is definitely not what's going to happen. Whether you take a shot or you don't take a shot, it's not going to happen. You know, Dr. Fauci has gone public already with saying, and as many others, the Surgeon General and many others have said, it was in Business Journal just today, Business Insider I think just today, you know, this so-called vaccine, experimental biological agent actually doesn't stop transmission. You're going to have to keep going with the masks and the social distancing. It actually changes nothing. Once you hear that, you really have to question why you would put yourself in that situation. So that's the starting point. Let's talk about some enduring COVID-19 myths. First of all, I'm probably going to, I'm glad that, you know, I can't be deplatformed here, but let's just talk basics about the numbers, okay? What is the chance that you'll survive COVID if you should get it? Okay, so this is a very educated audience. So if you're under age 20, according to the CDC, which is not known for its honesty, the survival rate is 99.997%. Why are we talking about anything in that group? There's nothing to talk about. For ages 20 to 49, the survival rate is 99.98%. 50 to 69, the survival rate is 99.5%. I always kind of pause there because a lot of people in their 50s, they start to get worried and they think, oh my gosh, I'm in such a high-risk group. That's not true, right? This is with no treatment, your survival is 99.5%. And if you're over 70, the survival rate approaches 95%, really with no treatment. Now, the dirty little secret, it's even better than that, right? If you take early treatment, this is essentially either asymptomatic or very mildly symptomatic or completely recoverable. The people who die from COVID-19 are people who are kind of destined to die in this period anyway. Which is tragic, but as people of faith, you understand that life and death go hand in hand. So my father had an expression, it was that pneumonia is an old man's best friend. And that means that pneumonia is often the way we exit this world. So if you are at kind of the end point of your life, COVID-19 can take you out. That's a fact. So can a common cold. I've seen it. I once had a patient in the ICU who died essentially from a nosebleed. It kind of escalated. So anything can take you out if you're frail. And COVID-19 is in that category. Overwhelmingly, the deaths of COVID-19 are in nursing home patients. And I have to mention that because if there was truly the intent to quote-unquote save lives, people would not have thrown away our frail elderly. The politicians that are telling you to do this thing over here had no problem throwing away the lives of the very frail elderly over here. I don't know how many, if anybody in this room was watching the Coronavirus Task Force meetings as closely as I was, but I was watching them every day that I wasn't at work. And I remember watching Governor Cuomo, and he was saying that he had to protect the elderly, had to protect the elderly, had to protect the elderly. I thought that was great. And then one day, literally out of the blue, because I was watching it every day, he made this rule that patients from nursing homes who went to the hospital with COVID-19, but were survived and were ready to be discharged from the hospital, could be sent back to their nursing home, and the nursing home was not allowed to ask if they were COVID-positive or COVID-negative. In other words, they could completely intermingle with the other patients. Now, to remind you, that big Navy ship that was stationed off of New York City and the Jacob Javits Center were virtually empty. Now, what's amazing about that, as an emergency physician, I know all the time we have bed problems. You don't have a bed here. You don't have a bed there. But it was a complete lie to say that there was no room for these patients or they would lose their beds in the nursing homes. There were thousands and thousands of empty beds between Jacob Javits and the Navy ship. And I remember watching this and thinking, that is unbelievable. He's like an executioner. It was incredible. So I wouldn't believe anything that somebody like that has said. It's tragic. You know, he'll have to answer. He'll have to answer. Yeah. So I start with all of that because you have to understand that the magnitude of the lies is just so enormous. Are you all familiar with the Lancet, the controversy with that? Oh, this is a good one. Okay. All right. So I digress here, but it's too good to leave out. So the Lancet is probably the world's most famous medical journal. All right. New England Journal of Medicine is probably second most famous. JAMA, third most famous. So sometime around April, I think, the Lancet published this study that concluded that hydroxychloroquine wasn't safe. This threw the world into a tizzy. Based on this article, the WHO stopped hydroxychloroquine trials across the world. The European Union stopped allowing hydroxychloroquine. That was the reason that the headlines trashed the president as calling it snake oil. They had the cover of the Lancet saying it was bad. Now the Lancet study that said it was bad had like 90,000 people in it and it took place on five continents. And it just didn't really make sense. There was a group of independent doctors who looked at this data and said there's no way you have 90,000 patients enrolled in a trial across five continents and nobody ever heard of this thing. It was just, it wasn't credible. So these independent doctors got together and they kind of forced it and they forced the issue. And the Lancet ended up retracting the study which is once in a generation or once in a lifetime sort of event. You can't be published in the Lancet by accident. There's many, many layers to it. It just simply can't happen. It was complete fraud that was published. But the damage was done because all across the world hydroxychloroquine trials had been halted and it was very badly maligned. That's where we're coming from. Why do we know, we know that that was fraud. They've admitted they were fraud. If you go right now to the Internet you can type in the Lancet study on hydroxychloroquine and it'll pop up retracted. Okay. Now, why do I say, so that was, that was like level number one of the corruption where the scientists themselves were being corrupted. Level number two though was the media, the media lying. How do we know they're lying and not just misinformed or ill-informed themselves? Well, because when it was retracted they buried the story of its being retracted. You have to really struggle to find that information. That's very dishonest. And then there's corruption really at the state level and at the federal level. But we'll save that for another day. So let's talk about these, what I call, I think it's most properly called experimental biological agents. You might hear me use that phrase. Definitely you should not be calling this the COVID-19 vaccines. The reason is whatever you call it, it's experimental. It's not been approved as a vaccine. It's currently in its investigational stage. It's been approved by, I don't want to misspeak the FDA I assume is the one who would approve it. But it's in an investigational stage only. AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Johnson & Johnson. That's very important legally. If you were to be injured by something and it's an experimental stage, it's adjudicated under a particular standard. So what are the potential problems with this experimental biological agent? The first most obvious is that this is brand new technology. The first two that are coming to market use something called mRNA technology which has never ever been used before for vaccines. This is when you hear a lot of the more kind of concerning and flamboyant issues, it's because people are very worried that this is brand new mRNA technology. I don't really go down that path, but what I can say is I don't really want to be the first person to take brand new things when it comes to medicine, right? You don't have to be a genius to say that. So that's problem number one. Problem number two is there's been a tremendous failure of previous coronavirus vaccines. This is not well known, but there are multiple coronavirus viruses out there. For example, in 2002, there was an epidemic, a much smaller one, but an epidemic of SARS-CoV-1. What we're in right now is SARS-CoV-2. SARS-CoV-1 and SARS-CoV-2, by the way, you may have heard it called the novel coronavirus, are what we're in right now. I never understood that because this coronavirus is 78% identical to SARS-CoV-1. In fact, that's why it has the name SARS-CoV-2. They're 78% the same. So prior coronavirus vaccine attempts have been made. They have failed. They can't do it safely in human beings, and I'm going to talk more about that later, but just note that we've not been able to successfully overcome the human bodily hurdles that making a vaccine against the coronavirus has put up. Number three, there is no independently published animal studies. One of the companies says they do have animal studies, but they haven't published any data on it. There's been a complete rush to put this to market, and you simply cannot do this safely without published data on animal studies because animals often will die at the end, and unless we know that, we don't know if it's safe to give to humans. Okay. Problem number four is known complications. One of the most commonly known complications of vaccines is something called, big science words coming up, guys, antibody-dependent enhancement. It's also sometimes called immune enhancement, and it's sometimes called pathogenic priming. What this is is instead of really causing immunity, it causes a person to overreact in a negative way if they should ultimately be exposed to the virus. This thing called antibody-dependent enhancement or pathogenic priming, although you haven't heard of it, is well-known to scientists. I like to say it has its own Wikipedia page. This is not fringe. This exists, and this is real. The biggest problem with antibody-dependent enhancement, we see this with prior coronavirus vaccines. So when they were doing the studies with SARS-CoV-1 vaccine back in 2005, they came up with a vaccine, and they gave it to the ferrets, and it was two-dose like the ones today, and the ferrets did fine. After the first dose, they did fine after the second dose. Later, they exposed them to the coronavirus SARS-CoV-1 in the wild, and the ferrets died. That's why SARS-CoV-1 vaccine never came to market. Antibody-dependent enhancement. You can find all the information I'm discussing on americasfrontlinedoctors.com vaccine information. Also, I'll get to it at the end at the stopmedicaldiscrimination.org site. It has it there as well. Everything is well footnoted and referenced. So known complications include antibody-dependent enhancement, and also some of the things you've seen in the news like neurologic problems like transverse myelitis, Bell's palsy, Guillain-Barre, etc. Those are known complications with vaccines that already exist. There's also a lot of issues with unknown vaccinations. I think what's going wrong on the other side is a complete lack of respect for what you don't know. We don't know what we don't know until you discover it. I mean, these are the things parents teach their children. They don't know enough, right? So what are the potential unknowns? Well, something that I learned this year, actually in the last few months, which I was shocked because I never saw this anywhere in the newspaper, and I'd like a show of hands from anybody here who's heard of this before my mentioning it. Has anybody here heard of potential fertility problems with this vaccine? That's amazing, you guys. I did not know this myself until about maybe two months ago. So I had to look into it. And by the way, the America's Frontline Doctors put together 10 doctors working for more than a month to put together all this research. So there's a question if this vaccine, a biological agent, I should say, affects this thing called the syncytiotrophoblast, which is a layer on the placenta. Now, it does seem to do that when you're sick with COVID-19. The problem is that these mRNA vaccines kind of mimic having COVID-19 indefinitely. So while COVID-19 could be bad for the placenta and the baby, if you get it, like, in the middle of the pregnancy, eventually COVID-19 goes away and you go about your life and then you're good. There's a question if this type of experimental agent does that same negative effect to the syncytiotrophoblast layer of the placenta, and it would do it indefinitely. This is not a conspiracy. As a scientist, I'm telling you, we don't know. We don't know. Scientists better than me, right? There's two guys in Europe that were ex-Pfizer executives that complained about this and filed a petition with the European equivalent of the FDA saying you've got to not approve this as an emergency experimental vaccine because we haven't answered the question on the antibody-dependent enhancement and we haven't answered the question on the placenta. It hasn't been answered, that it's dangerous to release this. And you have to put that together with what is the risk of even having this problem. Certainly in younger women, right? Women under 50, the survival, we said, per the CDC is 99.98%. For that reason, America's Frontline Doctors feels very strongly that you cannot even offer this to women of childbearing age. So we'll get to our official recommendations at the end. But we put that information under the category of what we don't know. We simply don't know. We don't know what the effect is permanently on the placenta. Another fact that is very concerning is that pharmaceuticals who manufacture these experimental biological agents are immune from all liability. So you probably, this group probably knows that. But I'm not saying that they have a negative motive. I think mostly they have a profit motive. I'm not saying they're trying to hurt people or kill people. What I am saying is that if you know that you could be sued and every single time something goes wrong, you're really, really careful. Okay? You're a little less careful if you know you're going to be shielded from that liability. And they're completely shielded. So people ask me, I'm going to take the vaccine. Would I recommend my children take the vaccine? I said it's really irrational to take a brand new, untested, untried technology from a company that's completely shielded from immunity. When on the other hand, I've got a drug that's 65 years old that's been given billions of times completely safe for all age groups. Right? Those are the safety concerns with this experimental biological agent. What are the concerns regarding the effectiveness? Now what's super shocking is that there's no proof that this biological agent actually stops the transmission amongst people. I mean, it's like a joke. Right? This is like a joke. It's like the punchline to a joke. Let's take a vaccine and by the way, it doesn't actually stop transmission. I mean, I don't even know what to say to that. Like I discovered that quite recently by the way, that's not in dispute now that I'm telling you that. The Surgeon General gave an interview 20 days ago, less, two weeks and six days ago on Monday to Good Morning America stating that and it's been well documented now. It's not known if it stops transmission. I think what's going to happen is kind of putting people into sort of an asymptomatic carrier kind of state. In other words, people are turning positive. You might have started to see some news stories now. People taking the vaccine and now they're testing for COVID-19. It's kind of funny. Are they going to test positive forever? What does that mean? They've been selling us this bill of goods that there's this asymptomatic transmission and that seems to be moot. But if you're going to have tens or hundreds of millions running around just kind of positive, low level, what does that mean? Why are we doing that? Another problem with doing that is I think they're going to game the numbers. All these people, let's say you give this vaccine to 100 million people and now all 100 million people are quote unquote testing positive for COVID-19. They're going to tell us that the cases have risen and we can never relax. Yeah. It's unbelievable. There's been no proof that this is actually reducing mortality. Certainly from the levels of non-lethality that we're seeing, it would be hard to demonstrate that there's any real advantage, right? The odds of dying from this illness are already incredibly low. The third question about its effectiveness, we simply don't know even if it was effective and not dangerous. We don't know how long it lasts. In other words, are you going to be asked to take this vaccine once in a lifetime or are you going to be asked to take this vaccine yearly like influenza? We don't know. Those questions are not answered. So I want to also, I keep referencing the fact that we need to call this by its proper name. Never talk about this without the word experimental. That's critical. One of the problems that we doctors are concerned about about this antibody-dependent enhancement potential, which, again, I'm not saying it exists or it doesn't exist. I'm saying it hasn't been answered, is if you're going to run around and give this vaccine to a whole bunch of healthy people, you have to be really, really sure. Taking a vaccine is very different than taking a drug for a disease. If you have a disease, you're certainly willing to take on more risk, right? To get rid of the disease. But vaccines are typically given to healthy people. Now, what's going to happen if you give this vaccine to 100 million people that are otherwise healthy and they do have this antibody-dependent enhancement reaction because we haven't ruled it out? They do get exposed to the virus in the wild and 30% of them drop. What if, for example, you've given that vaccine to all of your healthcare workers and you've given that vaccine to all of your military and all of your police officers? I find this shocking as a public policy matter that we would even consider giving anything to our healthy first responders and front-line people who defend our country. It's so shocking in its risk. You see me. I'm struggling for the words. It's so shocking to accept that kind of risk. Again, I want to be not misquoted. I'm not saying this is definitely going to happen. But I'm saying based on prior SARS coronavirus vaccines, there is a definite concern for antibody-dependent enhancement. This particular virus has very low lethality. Should you give it to healthy people, not knowing the answer to that question is far too risky, in my opinion, from a national security perspective. The more you dig into this stuff, the more upsetting it gets. So I gave this talk only once before, about two weeks ago. And I approached the black community. I'd like to just talk straight and openly. I was well aware as a physician that African Americans and other black and brown minority persons had a natural antipathy towards vaccines. And I wanted to give them the science behind it. So I ended up digging deeply into that issue. So let me share some things that I knew some of these things, but I did not know most of these things prior to this year. Many of you in the room, I'm sure have heard of the Tuskegee experiments. We all know that, okay? But there's a lot more than that. I was curious as to why the antipathy was so strong. So let me give you some examples of where vaccines have gone wrong for black and brown people. So with the rubella vaccine, race and ethnicity were shown to affect the antibody responses like at a higher level that compared to Europeans. With the measles virus, I think many people in this room, they also had that same experience. With pertussis, it was also the same. With the in wheat, they also had the same problem with the measles. Haemophilus influenza also had the same difference in their response. And the hepatitis vaccine also had this similar different response amongst races. Specifically, white boys were 64% less likely to have autism diagnosis relative to non-white boys when they gave the hepatitis vaccine to babies. Now, literally as a physician, I did not know this, right? Here we have examples well documented in the scientific literature of six different vaccines that were affecting people differently based on their races. Now, why is this important? Because when you read the language that the government is putting out about how to prioritize the vaccine, the experimental biological agent, they are making an overt and covert attempt to push this heavily on blacks and browns. I'm going to give you some specific language because it is just shocking. Just bear with me one moment. The CDC is telling the public at large that getting an experimental vaccine is a good thing. But it is additionally telling black people that getting the vaccine is racial justice and it's an advantage. Now, this is from the centerforhealthsecurity.org interim framework for COVID-19 vaccine allocation and distribution in the U.S. This is the government's words is that getting the vaccine early is social justice, racial justice. And I just have to say, as a scientist, I found it bizarre that we're talking about racial justice. Either something works scientifically or it doesn't. There might be racial differences in terms of dosages. We've seen that now in the prior six. But how is it racial justice to sign up first for an experimental biological agent that we don't know? You know, in the same... I believe it's the same document. Yes, in the exact same document, they say, the ultimate safety of an approved vaccine is not knowable until it has been administered to millions of people. It is possible that certain adverse effects may occur more frequently in certain population subgroups, which may not be apparent until millions are vaccinated. Pharmacovigilance track and trace systems will provide critical information that will inform adjustments to the allocation. That literally is in the same document as let's give it to black folks first. You know, you can't even make this stuff up. So they also said that... So it was our words. The most disenfranchised members of society are to be vaccinated first. Their words, quote, racial and ethnic minorities, tribal, incarcerated, rural, disabilities, underinsured, people who work in school settings and nurses. And we must prioritize blacks and Latinas to reflect fairness and justice. Now, I just find this so incredibly offensive. We know exactly who falls from COVID-19. It's nursing home patients. It's people with 2.6... Comorbidities per person is average. People over 75 or living in nursing homes. This is who should get the vaccine first if you believe the vaccine is safe and effective. That's it. And I feel very offended on this because, you know, the people who they're going to target first honestly are my friends, which are all the black nurses that I work with in the ERs because I've spent my whole career in the inner city. And so they're all being told you got to line up, you got to take this. And I'm thinking to myself, well, you're about 45 years old, 50 years old. You know, you're in good health. You're working every day. Why should you be prioritized? There's no actual increased risk to the healthcare worker. The risk, we know who it is. It's the 80-year-old woman who's living in a nursing home or man who's living in a nursing home who's got bad heart, bad lungs, you know, diabetes especially, obesity is a big deal. Those people are at high risk, okay? It's not your 45-year-old nurse. It's not your 35-year-old cop, okay? And any other discussion I find very disingenuous. Now, in case you didn't, you know, believe that, you went further into these documents and you find the language that like they talk about targeting the black community by understanding their quote-unquote vaccine hesitancy based on these prior issues with prior vaccines in Tuskegee, but they have like actual policies. They say this is from hhs.gov strategy for distributing COVID-19 vaccine. They say we have to focus on targeting key populations and communities to ensure maximum vaccine acceptance. And they talk about and they quote the bill in Melinda Gates Foundation about how to manipulate the media and silence opposition to it. And then they put very, you know, famous, handsome, you know, celebrities saying that they're going to take the vaccine, Obama being one of them. And it's very clear. It's just very, very clear what's going on. So I say to you as a scientist, do you want to be first? If you want to be first to volunteer yourself for track and trace system, enrolling yourself into a medical trial, I don't think I explained that clearly. Let me back up for one second. If you take the vaccine, you're being enrolled in a pharmacovigilance tracking system. It means you've enrolled yourself in a medical trial, which is fine. If you want to be a good-hearted individual, very altruistic and you want to enroll yourself into a medical trial, fantastic. I can tell you as a physician very, very few people do that. OK? But if you want to do that, that's fine. But most people are not aware that that's what they're doing. This pharmacovigilance tracking system tracks you for two years. It's set up by the Department of Defense. And they send it off to Oracle and Google to put the data together. How is it that people want to sign up for this system on an experimental and how is giving it to black people fair racial justice? I don't know. 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