... to the wishy-washy "More evidence is needed on the use of the different COVID-19 vaccines in children to be able to make general recommendations" ... "suitable for use by people aged 12 years & above. Children aged between 12 and 15 ... 2/x who.int/emergencies/di…
"... who are at high risk may be offered this vaccine"
What Dr. Francis Christian's during meeting was correct based on previous day's WHO statement - the WHO's message changed sometime mid-way through June 22nd, only hours before the College of... 3/x jccf.ca/surgeon-fired-…
...Medicine summoned him to deliver their decision on June 23rd.
Decisions of this magnitude take time. Thus, the College of Medicine made its decision BEFORE the WHO's message change & then conveniently capitalized on the message change to smear him. 4/x dropbox.com/s/5rv1galfv8np…
He clearly hadn't seen that the message was updated only hours before and was completely broadsided by the committe's attempt to use the updated message as evidence that he was losing his mental capacities.
Truly despicable conduct by a scientific institution.
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The fantasy of "flattening the curve" completely ignores the reality of seasonality. There is no flattening because only the height, but not the width of the curve is affected by slowing the spread. Seasonality determines the width. 1/x
The two COVID waves (Winter of 19/20 and 20/21) are clearly visible in this chart of weekly deaths. Seasonality is obvious. And there is ZERO evidence of flattening the curve. Waves did not get "fatter" than previous years. 2/x
Here's what really happens... each peak is blunted by delaying the number of infections required to reach herd immunity. Those infections are delayed until the next winter season, or the next. 3/x
What does it tell us about protecting the vulnerable?
What does it tell us about gyms, schools, restaurants, and living life in general?
A thread:
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The largest outbreaks, based on cases/outbreak, are community spread (i.e. there is less chance of big outbreaks in schools, restaurants, gyms & even LTC than just living life in general). These facilities do not produce more CASES than living life in general. 2/
Setting may not impact cases, but does impact deaths. Vulnerable people (weak immunity, pre-existing conditions) are in LTC & hospitals. Outbreaks elsewhere produce cases but almost no deaths
Outbreaks in schools, gyms, restaurants or community at large are largely irrelevant 3/
Every vax should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
COVID-19 vax is a NO for me, both because of evidence and on principle. Here are the 13 reasons why I'm not taking it:
THE EVIDENCE: 1. I'm not at risk (less dangerous than flu)
2. Long term trials not done
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3. Short term trials exclude many categories
4. Not clear it works
5. Increasing signs of unacceptable risk & side effects
But equally disqualifying are the principles being broken by health authorities, which are clear violations of Charter Rights. swprs.org/the-vaccine-co…
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6. Rolling out a vax before knowing all short & long term side effects for all ppl is unethical & illegal. Govt needs to be taught a lesson to prevent this ever happening again.
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