Healthcare Communication Relay

This is an unsolicited backup of an article by Doctors for COVID Ethics, published on April 30, 2021, and removed by its host Medium a few days later. This reproduction does not imply endorsement.

COVID Vaccines: Necessity, Efficacy and Safety

Doctors for Covid Ethics [links to their new website]

Abstract: COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers have been exempted from legal liability for vaccine-induced harm. It is therefore in the interests of all those authorising, enforcing and administering COVID-19 vaccinations to understand the evidence regarding the risks and benefits of these vaccines, since liability for harm will fall on them.
In short, the available evidence and science indicate that COVID-19 vaccines are unnecessary, ineffective and unsafe.

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COVID-19 No-Treatment Panel

2021-05-05 update is related to Ivermectin, but goes beyond it. Since the Panel purports to speak on behalf of the National Institutes of Health, even when it expresses a neutral stance toward a medication has a negative meaning.

“We must remind the Panel that in the absence of even a weak recommendation, the vast majority of the nation’s health care providers will be unwilling to prescribe ivermectin despite it being far safer than medicines such as aspirin or acetaminophen.” – from FLCCC Alliance Response to the N.I.H. Guideline Committee Recommendation on Ivermectin use in COVID-19, February 11, 2021. Continue reading COVID-19 No-Treatment Panel

Suggestions to India on COVID-19

COVID-19 is a preventable and easily treatable disease. However, we currently find ourselves in this bizarre situation, where the Western medical establishment became confused about COVID-19 treatment and prevention. The powers that be (including W.H.O., CDC, FDA, NIH COVID-19 Treatment Panel, and the European EMA) aggressively protect their senseless orthodoxy of not preventing or treating COVID-19. It is unclear what came first – the unprecedented establishment of this intolerant monopoly on the medical opinion or adopting absurd views as its orthodoxy. Regardless, all these organizations now share the same opinion, and hold to it without listening to the voices of practicing physicians, new research, and failure of their theories. The key element in this phenomenon is probably consumer-facing Big Tech (mainly Google[1] [2], Facebook, Twitter, and Microsoft), but this is off-topic here. Many medical journals fell to corruption and political pressures and published junk science undermining effective and inexpensive COVID-19 treatment[3] [4]. Continue reading Suggestions to India on COVID-19

Hodgkinson and FB group Terminate the Republican Party

2021-04-25 update: Facebook deleted the group “COVID19 VACCINE VICTIMS AND FAMILIES,” having more than 120,000 members. Notably, Democrat Senators and Democrat state Attorneys General pushed Facebook to do that. Thus, Facebook has shown itself to be a state actor. end of the update

2021-04-22 update: The FBI classified this attempt at mass murder and overthrow of the government as a suicide by cop, although there were no cops there. The shooter’s intent to murder multiple Republican Senators and Representatives was obvious. The shooting happened when McCabe was acting FBI Director. end of the update

The Left-Wing Terrorist’s Capitol Hill Coup d’Etat, Spectator, June 2017

The article shows that James T. Hodgkinson’s attempt to murder multiple Republican members of Congress during a baseball practice could have flipped the House to Democrats in 2017, and make Senate split 50:50. Not spelled in the article, but even the 52:48 ratio felt as the Democrat majority because of multiple RINO’s and Flakes. Continue reading Hodgkinson and FB group Terminate the Republican Party

Big Tech vs Trump – the Beginning

Foreign influences on Big Tech explain its sudden anti-Trump derangement, starting at the beginning of Trump’s term.

Most of Big Tech have international headquarters in Ireland to avoid taxation. This is how they keep their effective corporate tax rate below 15%, on average, while simultaneously advocating for increased taxation of the middle and upper-middle classes. Thus, Ireland effectively regulates Big Tech, on behalf of the European Union.

Ireland was and still is extremely opposed to England leaving the EU (Brexit). The Obama administration also opposed Brexit. Thus, Trump was probably perceived by the Irish government as an adversary. Due to Ireland’s enormous influence on Big Tech, it is hard to believe that it did not pressure Big Tech to take an anti-Trump stance. Continue reading Big Tech vs Trump – the Beginning

Evidence of Pelosi Putsch

2021-04-19 update. DC Chief Medical Examiner Francisco J. Diaz has just told to WaPo that officer Brian D. Sicknick had no physical injuries, but suffered two strokes and died of natural causes (“acute brainstem and cerebellar infarcts due to acute basilar artery thrombosis“). Notice that the results of autopsy did not exist on March 2, a month after officer’s body was cremated, according to the official version. They said they were awaiting toxicological results.

Curiously, Francisco J. Diaz was appointed Acting Chief Medical Examiner by radical Mayor Muriel Bowser only on January 28, 2021. He was a Deputy CME before that. His LinkedIn profile was scrubbed recently, so it remains in the search results, but is not available on LinkedIn, even for the members.

Shows Diaz LinkedIn profile in the search results Continue reading Evidence of Pelosi Putsch

Legal Precedents for Big Tech

Primrose v. Western Union Telegraph Co., 154 US 1 – Supreme Court 1894

“in accordance with an opinion of Judge Hare, the most important parts of which were as follows: ‘A railway, telegraph, or other company, charged with a duty which concerns the public interest, cannot screen themselves from liability for negligence; but they may prescribe rules calculated to insure safety; and diminish the loss in the event of accident, and declare that, if these are not observed, the injured party shall be considered as in default, and precluded by the doctrine of contributory negligence. The rule must, however, be such as that reason, which is said to be the life of the law, can approve; or, at the least, such as it need not condemn. By no device can a body corporate avoid liability for fraud, for wilful wrong, or for the gross negligence …’

This precedent fully applies to Google (Search & YoutTube), Facebook, and Twitter.  Microsoft software EULA seems to take into account this ruling – Microsoft accepts liability in some cases and limits it to the price of the software. Google, Facebook, Twitter etc. refuse to accept any liability, so they cannot limit it.

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