. . . and then they came for the infectious disease epidemiologists.

. . . and then they came for the infectious disease epidemiologists.
Social media censors think they are doing God’s work removing content at odds with the Biden Administration’s vaccine narrative. In fact, they are fueling growing vaccine resistance and heightening the anger of many people who are a lot smarter than the media would have you believe.
The public’s ignorance of the heroism of outgoing FDA vaccine experts Marion Gruber and Phil Krause is yet another example of how the corporate media refuses to hold the Biden Administration and Dr. Fauci accountable for their ineptitude managing the pandemic.
Wake up, people! Something is very amiss at the FDA. The only science required to understand what’s going on is the political kind.
Political correctness has claimed the CDC, an agency supposedly driven by science. In the process, the agency undermined one of the fundamental tenets of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Meanwhile, an initial and once prominent advocate of socially responsible investing has admitted to the error of his ways. I’m proud that he lives in Toronto, where I was born and raised.
I typically avoid predictions, but I’m confident in saying that if America gets through this very dark period, history will judge Dr. Marty Makary very kindly.
Does the name Jeffrey Zients mean anything to you? It should, and if the corporate media was doing an even half-assed job covering the Biden Administration’s response to the pandemic, the public would be clamoring for his resignation.
The New York Times is among the last places I’d expect alarming information about Covid vaccine safety, but a passing reference buried in a story the publication posted on Wednesday burst my bubble about Israel’s government and shattered my trust in the Biden Administration and America’s health regulatory agencies.
I’m not an authority on attorney generals in all 50 states, but it is my hope that none of them are as unfair, unprincipled, and immature as Michigan’s Dana Nessel.
If you are looking for inspirational leadership to lead America out of the pandemic, you’ll find it at Cleveland Clinic, Pittsburgh’s UPMC, and Chicago’s Northwestern Medicine.