Time to Join the Worldwide Freedom Convoy

Time to Join the Worldwide Freedom Convoy

The Clallam County lawsuit against Health Officer Allison Berry’s restaurant/bar vaccine mandate orders was settled February 2, but these unfounded and discriminatory mandates will “continue for at least several weeks.”

Mandate still in effect after lawsuit settled

Berry inflicted her mandates back on September 2, 2021 with zero warning before a holiday weekend based on false pretexts, and they’ve chugged along endlessly for no good reason ever since. Jefferson and Clallam were the first counties in the state to be nailed with these onerous restrictions, the order ironically landing a month after CDC Director Walensky admitted that the jabs cannot prevent transmission.

The hearing date for the lawsuit (covered at length here) has been repeatedly kicked down the road by the defendants. Did Berry finally agree to lift the mandates to avoid facing legal discovery into the dark political processes and duplicity behind her evidence-free orders?

Like so many of the globe’s newly-minted medical emperors, she points her magic wand toward some — always arbitrary — date in the future when she can feel assured it could be “safe” to allow unjabbed citizens to enter the doors of our restaurants and pubs. We’re being asked to believe that we’re still in danger from unvaxxed diners today, but she has some special knowing that we won’t be in 3-4 weeks time.

While our localities remain lulled in la-la land limbo, the rest of the world is moving on, with Iowa’s Governor announcing yesterday, “We cannot continue to suspend duly enacted laws and treat COVID-19 as a public health emergency indefinitely,” joining “nearly half of U.S. states [that] have already discontinued their public health proclamations, and several more are set to expire in February if they aren’t renewed.”

Berry also failed to get the memo that data-sensitive nations around the world have been dropping restrictions like hot potatoes the past few days, with Denmark “reclassifying COVID as an endemic disease [that] circulates freely but is recognized as posing less of a threat”, and Israel significantly abolishing all its vaccine passports for restaurants because they “create false assurances” and “are not reducing infections in closed spaces.”

More exciting news: after nascent efforts in Australia and worldwide, the trucker freedom movement has firmly caught fire in Canada!  Here’s a heartening report from the Ottawa convoy front lines, where even local police are pitching in to bring hot food to support the truckers:

Things got rolling Sunday, January 23, when the anti-vaccine mandate truck convoy started in northern British Columbia and ended with 500,000 people and 50,000+ trucks descending on the Canadian capital city Ottawa.

WATCH: Emotions Run High As Canadians Line Highways To Cheer On Massive #TruckersForFreedom Convoy Protesting Fascist Vaccine Mandates

Millions of Canadians all across the country came out in sub-zero temperatures and even snowstorms, lining overpasses and highways with signs, flags and food in support of the convoy. As tens of thousands of trucks headed to Ottawa, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau left the capitol and went into hiding to nurse an Omicold that easily evaded his double jab plus booster shot.

Canadians come out in the snow to line highways and overpasses with signs supporting the truckers.

A new poll shows 54 percent of Canadians want an end to all mandates. It’s time to “remove restrictions and let Canadians manage their own level of risk,” say the majority of citizens. In Saskatchewan, 62 percent of citizens polled say they want mandates lifted. The premier of that province — acknowledging the failure of the shots to prevent transmission, saying the unvaccinated pose no greater risk than the vaccinated — has announced that proof of vaccination requirements will be scrapped by the end of the month.

But Trudeau, avoiding a requested meeting with representatives of the largest convoy in global history, instead released a video from his “undisclosed location” through controlled media, calling the massive groundswell a “small fringe minority.” He remains in hiding, while the mainswamp media in Canada and the U.S. try to either ignore the convoys or paint the millions participating as radical extremists.

By February, farmers in tractors were joining in. When the mayor of Ottawa tried to get semis towed off the streets, all the towing companies said they had COVID; when tow truck drivers did show up, they joined the protest.

Farmers Join Trucker Freedom Convoy and Break Through Police Barricades [VIDEO]

Here’s a fun video of all these groups joining in the protest:

Not all truckers can get to Ottawa and the protests are too big to fit in a single city, so they are now sweeping throughout Edmonton, Vancouver, Victoria, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, and the rest of Canada:

But what about the U.S.?  Yep, it’s happening here too, with big convoys planned from California to Washington, DC.  But never fear, on Wednesday Facebook and their fellow social-media monopolies moved to deplatform American truckers from organizing their peaceful protests… “Censorship at its finest!”

…which coincided with Facebook stock losing 25% of its value:

And now there are rumblings that a small convoy may be rolling from Port Angeles to Port Townsend this Saturday, Feb. 5 at 11am, with a larger event maybe hitting Olympia in March:

As the wheels fall off the totalitarian cart in spectacular display for all to see, the rubber is hitting the road with authentic principled gusto from the working people who have had enough.  WE ARE DONE.

Walkouts Worldwide Wake Up PT

Walkouts Worldwide Wake Up PT

Worldwide Walkouts swept America on November 3 from Berkeley to Miami, from New York City to Honolulu, from Las Vegas to Chicago, and even the sidewalks by the Ferry Dock of benighted Port Townsend.

What’s this all about? People have been battered during the epidemic for the last two years. And now their jobs, livelihoods, children’s education and way of life are being threatened because they refuse to take a government and employer-mandated experimental injection. Religious and medical exemptions are being rejected, but that is a false choice anyway… since when should folks need an exemption to exercise their personal right to reject a foreign substance being injected into their body by the government?

Worldwide Walkouts demand a return to freedom and democratic principles. Citizens around the globe are protesting loss of liberty, illegal mandates and tyrannical government overreach. Per Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.:

“No government in history has ever surrendered power in the absence of a demand. We need to tell these governments and their friends in the technocracy, the Silicon Valley billionaire boys club, the mainstream media, and the pharmaceutical industry that we will no longer tolerate their trampling of citizens’ rights.”

The group was supported by the overwhelming majority of motorists, who honked horns and thumbed-up agreement with the action. The handful of negative reactions were responded to with calls of “We love you” and “God Bless!” One of the attendees remarked “This is spiritually uplifting. I feel so much better just being here.” There were over a dozen children in attendance, most of them more aware than our local electeds of the terror of coerced medical interventions.

People from all walks of life are fed up with government overreach in multiple aspects of our lives. In ever greater numbers, they’re taking their concerns to school boards, city and county councils, state capitols and the streets. Worldwide Walkouts will be a feature of our lives until the totalitarian thrust of our so-called “leaders” ends, until the following prediction vaporizes in the colossal exhale following an awakened global populace shouting “NO!”

“There will be, in the next generation or so, a pharmacological method of making people love their servitude, and producing dictatorship without tears, so to speak, producing a kind of painless concentration camp for entire societies, so that people will in fact have their liberties taken away from them, but will rather enjoy it, because they will be distracted from any desire to rebel by propaganda or brainwashing, or brainwashing enhanced by pharmacological methods. And this seems to be the final revolution.” —Aldous Huxley

Photos: Stephen Schumacher / Story: Stephen Schumacher & Annette Huenke

Creating a State of Emergency Within a State of Emergency

Creating a State of Emergency
Within a State of Emergency

Prompted by concerns about Jefferson PUD moving last week toward firing uninjected workers, I made the following public comment to the Jefferson Board of County Commissioners at their October 11 meeting:

News roundup:

The Seattle Times reports “a chronic crew shortage at Washington State Ferries suddenly became a transportation debacle [forcing reduced] service on seven of its 10 routes.  [Rep. Barkis said] ‘ferry cancellations are the bow wave of crises to come in government services as … workers recoil against mandates. … The governor has created a state of emergency, within a state of emergency.'”

This is personal to me.  A friend working for the ferries successfully filed for and received a religious exemption, then was summarily fired with no benefits because his services were no longer required.  His family is now selling their home and moving to another state.

In Seattle, while “already facing a staffing crisis, the Seattle Police Department is bracing … for mass firing of officers as hundreds have yet to show proof of vaccination.”

In New York, its deranged new governor stood up in church and proclaimed God wants her to fire doctors and nurses – previously named heroes for risking their lives during the initial Covid crisis – because in their considered medical judgment the experimental injections are too dangerous to risk taking.  She then awarded herself new emergency powers – justified by the medical staffing emergency she herself created – to replace these healthcare workers with unvaccinated National Guard.  Incredible!

In Los Angeles, one in four firefighters are filing a lawsuit against the city for their vaccine mandate. Of the 871 city firefighters asking for $2 million each in damages, some say they already had Covid and have immunity, others do not want the risk of adverse reactions from the shot.  A loss of these personnel will mean the “entire firefighting system would collapse; there just wouldn’t be enough to protect the City of L.A.” 

Last Monday two-thirds of our own county PUD commissioners voted to risk infrastructure disruption and electrical outages by firing employees who won’t risk these Emergency Use Authorization injections.

Your choice to participate in this push can only lead to chaos, loss of essential services, human rights violations, wrongful terminations, and (I’m afraid) wrongful deaths – all of which you may find yourself in court defending, as L.A. now faces from 1 in 4 firefighters suing for $2 million each.  Kiss your federal Covid relief windfall goodbye!

These emergencies being created are self-inflicted.  Please take charge, cease taking bad advice, and back off from the cliff of these illegal EAU injection mandates before it is too late for you and our county.

 

Annette Huenke likewise commented:

On the ferry system: HR Department is struggling to count all the people who got fired before October 1. … Lawsuits are dropping around the country regarding this EUA situation.  Comirnaty is not available; it is the only product that’s been approved, and the EUA still applies to everything you are considering requiring in this community.

 

Commissioner Kate Dean responded:

As I said last week, I’m getting tired of falling into the usual debate about vaccination and mandates.  We know that the vaccinations are really effective.  We know that they’re not perfect, as anticipated. 

The crew shortages that we are experiencing on the ferries are worse right now certainly, but they were really bad before because a lot of ferry crew members were getting Covid and getting quarantined.  We can’t have folks who could potentially be carriers working with the public, and I do see this as a fitness-for-duty issue.  The tricky part of this virus is that it spreads largely before it becomes symptomatic.

And so, while we are not considering a mandate for our employees at this time, awaiting word whether the federal mandate will apply to us or not, I do feel that for many working with the public – and especially those who work in public safety and first responders – that it is a fitness-for-duty issue.

Just like knowing that you are not going to catch TB and hepatitis, there are other conditions for employment related to fitness for duty when it comes to health and safety.

 

Regarding the federal Covid relief windfall I mentioned, Beth O’Neal asked:

Kate Dean said last time how the Feds have been pouring money into the economy due to Covid, and also into the direct coffers of the county.  I’d love to know how much that is, and does it come with any strings attached to having certain kinds of mandates?

 

In response, Administrator Mark McCauley detailed that the county received $3,129,000 in CARES funds  in May and will receive another $3,129,000 next May.  Additionally $1.5 billion has been appropriated for revenue sharing in counties, from which McCauley anticipates our county will receive $2 million by September 30, 2022 and another $2 million the following year.  He concluded:

So total ARPA anticipated will be $10 million, maybe more. … the $6 million does have conditions. The revenue sharing money has no conditions except you can’t use that money for lobbying.

 

This may sound like a chunk of change, but it pales compared to the costs of emergencies that state and county officials may be creating by their new wave of mandates.  Loss of essential services, loss of tourism as ferries become undependable, expensive wrongful termination lawsuits… the list goes on.

Have PUD and county commissioners calculated the financial risk to the county that they as public officials are creating?  Do they expect to win all the lawsuits that will inevitably come?

Health Enforcers Catch Misinformation Fever

Health Enforcers Catch Misinformation Fever

The Jefferson County Board of Health on September 16 unanimously adopted a resolution “declaring health misinformation a public health crisis.” They urge all “to use reliable sources of data that follows the preponderance of evidence” because “there are some people in our community who are discouraging vaccinations and are therefore causing more cases and more deaths by spreading virus and pandemic misinformation that is not supported by the valid scientific data provided by reliable professional experts.”

Board of Health 9/16/21 Zoom meeting screen capture (minutes not yet available)

As indicated by its preamble, this local resolution is part of a coordinated campaign spearheaded by Surgeon General Vivek Murthy, who is “urging all Americans to help slow the spread of health misinformation, … a serious threat to public health. … Limiting the spread of health misinformation is a moral and civic imperative that will require a whole-of-society effort.”  Hence similar such resolutions are sprouting up at health boards around the country, but face varying degrees of opposition and “failed to find more than two votes of support” at the Jefferson Hospital Commission.

On their face, these resolutions are just bully-pulpit exhortations with no force of law, but seem designed to have multiple effects.  Rhetoric such as “slow the spread of health misinformation … causing more cases and more deaths” creates a false equivalency between free speech and contagious pathogens, casting disagreement as a dangerous disease vector that must be eradicated.  Such fearmongering could be used to sidestep Constitutional prohibitions against “abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press” by pretending opposing viewpoints are like “falsely shouting fire in a theatre.”

Webster’s dictionary defines “misinformation” as “incorrect or misleading information,” which these resolutions redefine by dispensing with the concept of truth, replacing it with “data provided by reliable professional experts.”  In other words, truth is what the health bureaucrats say it is, based on whatever experts and data they say are reliable, disregarding other data regardless of its validity.  

This is Newspeak right out of George Orwell’s prophetic novel “Nineteen Eighty-Four”, except the existing word “misinformation” is distorted instead of defining new jargon like “crimethink”.  Health authorities have likewise recently redefined longstanding medical terms like “cases” (no longer requiring symptoms, just a positive test), “pandemic” (removing severity and high mortality criteria), “herd immunity” (excluding naturally-acquired immunity), and “vaccination” (only needing to produce some protection, not prevention nor immunity).

The “preponderance of evidence …provided by reliable professional experts” called for in these “misinformation” redefinitions is skewed by discounting dissenting experts threatened by legal intimidation, social media deplatforming, and outright censorship.  YouTube announced “we’ve removed over 1M videos related to dangerous coronavirus information”, following the lead of a White House that brags of “flagging problematic posts for Facebook that spread disinformation” and promoting universal bans from all online platforms “for providing misinformation out there”… not caring that such actions violate the Constitution’s First Amendment and their own oaths of office.

Publicly and privately, our county health board has itself campaigned this past year against so-called misinformation, one member imploring the Leader to suppress letters containing “misinformation spread by deniers of good science”.

But who is actually spreading misinformation… outside skeptics, or the board’s own Health Officer Dr. Allison Berry?  Her responses to public comment the past two months have been revealing.

Public Comment #1 – 8/19/21

On August 19, at Berry’s first Jefferson Board of Health meeting, I delivered the following public comment, verbally and by email:

Dr. Berry, welcome to Jefferson County.  

Your new masking order states: “Masks along with vaccination remain the most effective methods we have to control the COVID-19 pandemic. Both are safe and highly effective at preventing transmission.”  

But if the COVID vax is so safe, why is it linked with more deaths than all other vaccines combined throughout VAERS’ 30 year history?  

If the vax is so highly effective, why are masks needed?  Why does new CDC data show “vaccinated individuals infected with delta may be able to transmit the virus as easily as those who are unvaccinated”?  

If the unvaxxed are to blame, then why are 90% vaxxed Iceland and Israel having the same problems? 

Why is Israel’s Prime Minister tweeting “Non-immunization for a third time leaves senior citizens in mortal danger. Get vaccinated now”?  

How would it feel to be told that those jabbed twice are no longer even considered to be vaccinated?  

How can you promote and mandate a barely-tested highly-dangerous leaky gene therapy that depends on boosters twice a year because it loses half effectiveness over 10 weeks and all effectiveness over 6 months?  

Now the Leader reports you saying “More than 85% … of cases are unvaccinated people”, but that’s counting cases dating back to February 1 when few were vaxxed, counting the vaccinated as unvaccinated prior to 2 weeks after their second shot, and counting vaxxed cases using a much lower PCR Cycle Threshold than unvaxxed cases. By contrast, Britain and Israel report 60% of their current cases are vaccinated.

The Leader paraphrased you saying “Masks are vital because there are only a few tools available to stem the spread of COVID-19: vaccines, masking, and lockdowns.”  But the sad experience of the past year had proven this trifecta to be pitifully ineffective and horribly damaging to our nation’s well-being, yet you are still pushing these failed nostrums as the only game in town.

Really… useless masks, phony vaccines, and deadly lockdowns… is that all you’ve got?!?  What a feeble bag of tricks you are peddling.  Why not promote things that might actually help, such as:

(1) Building permanent natural herd immunity;

(2) Early treatment of symptomatic COVID cases with Ivermectin, Vitamin D, Vitamin C, zinc, etc., which many frontline doctors has found to be extremely effective;

(3) Focusing on protecting the vulnerable instead of harmfully quarantining, testing, and contact-tracing the healthy;

(4) Campaigning to reduce obesity, which is the major COVID risk factor among the young;

(5) And especially, improving general natural good health, since basically only those with multiple comorbidities have much to fear from COVID.

You must know in your hearts that natural immunity is the only way forward, not this failed so-called vaccine.  Please reconsider participating in the evil push to force this experimental treatment on infants, pregnant and nursing mothers, schoolchildren, the naturally immune, and all those who know it will do them more harm than good.  Thank you.

 

In her off-the-cuff response, Berry dismissed both Annette Huenke’s and my public comments as “just a slurry of outright falsehoods, which is dangerous”:

Unfortunately I think both of these commentators really demonstrate the danger of vaccine misinformation.  That was just a slurry of outright falsehoods, which is dangerous.  So I think it is important for us to touch base on the sheer volume of data that is available about the safety of this vaccine, about the safety and effectiveness of masks. If you are looking on how to access that data, you don’t have to actually email me to get it, it is publicly available on the Washington State Department of Health website and publicly available on the CDC’s website. 

These are some of the most tested vaccines we have ever seen.  Hundreds of millions of people have received them over the past year, and we have been monitoring their safety throughout that time.  You can look at that entire amount of data if you like.  I encourage you to look at it if you have questions.  There is a lot of it available; you can look at it yourself, and it’s freely available on the CDC and Washington Department of Health websites.

There’s also a massive amount of data that wearing a mask reduces transmission by 80%.  Getting vaccinated dramatically reduces your risk of both contracting and transmitting the virus.  Nothing is 100%, and that’s why the masks come in.  The masks aren’t 100%, but they reduce your risk by 80%.  The vaccines are not 100% when they are faced with Delta variant; we’re looking at reduced risk of about 85%.  So those two things together are the best tools you have to protect yourself and keep yourself safe. 

I think it’s just also important to touch base on the massive amount of data we have on the safety of these vaccines in pregnancy and breastfeeding parents.  That’s probably the most key things I want you to know.  

 

Public Comment #2 – 9/16/21

Given Berry’s unsupported allegation that my previous comment was a “slurry of outright falsehoods,” I took the time to provide the Board of Health detailed sources for every one of my previous statements, then delivered the following public comment at their September 16 meeting: 

At last month’s Board of Health meeting, Health Officer Berry carelessly waved away public comments, calling them “just a slurry of outright falsehoods, which is dangerous.”

To the contrary, I’ve provided detailed sources below for every single one of my statements in last month’s public comment, so Berry can criticize them individually if she chooses.  I ask Berry to withdraw her wild, baseless, and provocative slander directed at me and other commentators.

Berry then made a serious of dubious statements herself.  She claimed there’s a “massive amount of data we have on the safety of these vaccines in pregnancy and breastfeeding parents”.  But the reality according to the CDC is that “Pregnant women were not specifically included in pre-authorization clinical trials of COVID-19 vaccines” and that 1,524 premature fetal deaths have been reported in connection with these so-called vaccines.

Berry also claimed “wearing a mask reduces transmission by 80%”.  I’m not sure where she got this number, but I was able to find a popular article titled “Face masks may reduce COVID-19 spread by 85%, WHO-backed study suggests”, which was sourced to a complicated Lancet meta-analysis that made no such claim, but was summarized by WHO as follows:

“A systematic review of observational studies … suggested that N95 or similar respirators might be associated with greater reduction in risk than medical or 12– 16-layer cotton masks. However, these studies had important limitations (recall bias, limited information about the situations when respirators were used and limited ability to measure exposures), and very few studies included in the review evaluated the transmission risk of COVID-19.”

By contrast to this weak evidence, WHO spotlighted “a large randomized community-based trial in which 4862 healthy participants were divided into a group wearing medical/surgical masks and a control group found no difference in infection with SARS-CoV-2.” 

 

Here are excerpts from Berry’s rambling response to my second public comment:

Just to be clear, the vaccines are safe, they are effective, and masks work!  And that’s based on a massive preponderance of evidence, and that’s why we use phrases like that, because it’s not one study that makes those kinds of decisions.  We would never make that big of a decision based on one study; that would be irresponsible.  

This data is widely available.  No one’s hiding it.  You can access it directly from CDC’s website, you can access it from our website.  You can access it from the NIH, they’re all publicly available.  The Lancet, the New England Journal of Medicine, have all made their Covid-19 research free and open and in public.  The University of Washington has done a fantastic job of what’s called literature reports, where they actually summarize all of the evidence that has come out that week, and they’ve been doing it since the beginning of the pandemic.  I have read them all.  So if you want to catch up on a year-and-a-half of Covid-19 research, that’s a really good place to find it.  That is how we make our decisions. 

But if you want to do research, you need to really do research, you need to read all of that.  And then once you have seen all of that, then you can make a meaningful decision on public policy. Pulling out an individual study that your friend links to you because it said something that seems different than what all the experts are saying is not doing research.  You need to really read all of the data, because that is what we do.  And if you don’t want to read all of that data, that is okay.  That’s why people like me exist.  I do that research and make recommendations based on all that data.  And I’m not the only one, of course!  I have colleagues across the state who do this same job, who have come to the same conclusion.  I have colleagues across the country, I know the folks at the CDC, we are all working on the same thing, and we have all come to the same conclusion.

The challenge is I think, where it really starts to be truly misinformation and disinformation as opposed to just confusion, is mostly in the misuse of the VAERS database.  The VAERS database is a publicly accessible database where anyone, any person, you don’t have to be a doctor, you can be any citizen, can submit a possible vaccine related event.

You don’t have to prove it, and you don’t have to be a doctor to do it.  Unfortunately VAERS has been misused.  Some people are putting in things that they just don’t know, and it’s never been vetted, but there are groups that have started putting in false information into VAERS, and then going back around and saying, “I found it in a public database.  See, you’re hiding it!’  And that’s a real thing that’s happening unfortunately by some members of the anti-vaccine contingent.  And that is usually where that “data”, quote-unquote, is coming from.

But there is no evidence of fetal deaths, of premature births, or of any pediatric complications related to pregnant moms receiving the vaccines.  I think it is really important to clarify that.

We know that this vaccine is safe in pregnancy, and we know that Covid-19 is very much not.  There are ICUs throughout the south that are filling up with pregnant women.  We are seeing a dramatic rises of stillbirths and premature births related to women who got Covid-19.  That’s not happening because of vaccines.  We are seeing stillbirths and premature births due to Covid-19.  And so, spreading misinformation which scares pregnant women is dangerous and hurts women and their children.

 

Berry’s second response is a fertile field for rebuttal.  Her mischaracterization of the federal Vaccine Adverse Event Reporing System is absurd, spreading unsubstantiated disinformation that Pharma-friendly CDC blithely allows a widespread conspiracy to file a felonious flood of false VAERS reports.  That’s contradicted by a careful University of London study that found 72% of VAERS reports came from health service employees and refuted those like Berry who “imputed that VAERS was a breeding-ground for anti-vaccine misinformation”.

Public Comment #3 – 9/20/21

Given Berry’s claims that experts “have all come to the same conclusion” as her and there’s “no evidence … of any pediatric complications related to pregnant moms receiving the vaccines,” I felt the need to specifically refute her misinformation on these points in my September 20 public comment to the Jefferson Board of County Commissioners, who also sit on our county health board:

You’re probably sick of hearing from cherry-picking non-experts like me, so here’s two minutes from Nobel-prize-candidate mRNA vaccine inventor Dr. Robert Malone:

[Transcript of video clip from 21:54 to 24:00]

Q:  Have you heard about the women who are having excessive periods [after mRNA vaccination]?  What do think about that?

Malone:  Yes, I think it can be explained by the effects of spike.

Q:  Spike creates blood clotting, coagulation…

Malone:  And micro-coagulation, and contraction of micro-vasculature, and it damages vascular endothelium [the interface between the blood stream and vessel wall], which is going to compromise oxygenation of blood flow in placental tissues.

Q:  Great, so is that going to be good for pregnancy?

Malone:  No, it’s not going to be good for pregnancy, and it could explain the dysmenorrhea [menstrual pain] in part, some of the heavy flow dysmenorrhea is often a sign of premature abortion.  In theory, there’s a large study going, but at this stage, even I have lost faith in the government’s ability to execute a well-controlled clinical trial. 

Q:  But they’ve just said, all pregnant women should go ahead and get it.

Malone:  I know… I don’t understand it.  I object to it.  I object to this crazy push to vaccinate all the kids.  For me, I kind of like to pick my battles.  And I’m putting my whole career on the line here.  If you read that Atlantic piece, my buddy Stan Gromkowski reprimanding me with an F-bomb in print that I’m blowing my chance for the Nobel Prize.  As far as I’m concerned, this is a hill worth fighting for.  And the position that I care about, that I hope I can bend the arc of history just a little bit with, is the children and the reproductive integrity…

Q:  …of the human race.

Malone:  I think that’s something worth fighting for.

 

Note that this courageous, thoughtful world-class expert contradicts Dr. Berry’s assertions at the last two health board meetings about “no evidence of fetal deaths, of premature births, or of any pediatric complications related to pregnant moms receiving the vaccines. …  we know that this vaccine is safe in pregnancy.”

Berry is pushing dangerous misinformation here. 

The video you just saw belies Berry’s claim that “all the experts are saying” and “have all come to the same conclusion” as her.  These are just some of the many easily-disproven sweeping false statements I’ve heard Berry tell you, hand-waving sources, basically saying: Trust me, I’m the expert, I’ll do your thinking for you.  

Don’t take her word for it… trust but verify.  Fact check the fact-checkers.

I’ve provided sources and quotes for every statement made to you, and welcome correction for any specific mistakes, but Berry and you have no basis for just lazily labeling my and others’ input “misinformation”.

 

Just this one example of Berry pretending there’s zero risk “to pregnant moms receiving the vaccines” spotlights the danger in blindly trusting Jefferson County’s new self-proclaimed health expert. Not only do actual world-renowned experts like Dr. Robert Malone refute Berry’s claims, the CDC’s own data shows these shots associated with a high level of spontaneous abortions and stillbirths.

VAERS 1969 Premature Fetal Deaths 9/24/21

Increased miscarriage rates post-vaccination are being noted worldwide. Since Berry claims to “have read them all,” she should know about New England Journal of Medicine data showing pregnant women suffering an 82% spontaneous abortion rate when given Covid vaccinations during their first and second trimesters, losing 104 out of 127 babies.

Yet in the face of clear evidence, Berry authoritatively promotes the transparent falsehood that there is literally “NO evidence … of ANY pediatric complications related to pregnant moms receiving the vaccines.”  This is not how science works, but this is how the cult of scientism works.

Jefferson County’s new resolution labels these inconvenient truths as health misinformation because we are now in a time where any information potentially “discouraging vaccinations” is verboten. Every pronouncement Berry happens to make is the only message allowed regardless of evidence to the contrary. So declares the Jefferson County Board of Health by official resolution.

New Wrinkle in Jefferson County’s “Fourth” COVID Death

New Wrinkle in Jefferson County’s “Fourth” COVID Death

A Jefferson County woman in her mid-60s tragically died in Seattle “after a prolonged hospitalization for respiratory failure due to COVID pneumonia” contracted out-of-state the week following her second experimental gene therapy (“vaccine”) shot. The woman also suffered from “serious underlying health conditions including a lymphatic malignancy that required ongoing chemotherapy and immunosuppressing medications,” according to Jefferson County Public Health Officer Dr. Tom Locke.

Despite the proximity to her vaccine shot, her multiple serious comorbidities, and all events surrounding her demise having occurred out-of-county, this sad passing is being headlined as “the fourth to die from COVID-19 in Jefferson County”. Like the previous three such deaths, there is serious room for doubt given special CDC instructions “that COVID-19 be recorded as the primary cause of death even if the decedent had other chronic comorbidities”.

Contrary to recent undercounting claims by debunked forecasters, Jefferson County’s own experience with doubtful COVID deaths is a microcosm of national overcounting concerns. The CDC data shows 95% of deaths “with” COVID had an average of 3 extra comorbidities and contributing causes (nearly half having flu or pneumonia), despite only COVID being blamed.

That’s even assuming most of these deaths ever had COVID in the first place, which is uncertain given 90% false positives seen with PCR testing using typical 40+ Cycle Thresholds. (Note Jefferson County uses an absurdly-high 45 Ct.)

The new wrinkle in this fourth-claimed county death is its close association with a second vaccination less than a week before her infection. The CDC received 10,262 reports of such vaccine breakthroughs through April, which it considers “a substantial undercount”.

Beyond breakthroughs, a May 20 Harvard study found SARS-CoV-2 spike proteins circulating throughout body plasma for 2 weeks immediately following mRNA vaccination. Virginia researchers “found that exposure to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein alone was enough to induce COVID-19-like symptoms including severe inflammation of the lungs”, eerily similar to the COVID pneumonia blamed for this fourth county death.

Such a process might explain some of the many reports of high-risk elderly dying after vaccination, such as 14 nursing home patients “dropping like flies”, and 32 dying in an a New York nursing home, and  23 frail elderly patients dying in Norway shortly after receiving vaccine.

Dr. Locke acknowledges that “most vaccinations, including the new COVID vaccines, are ineffective in those who are profoundly immunosuppressed.” Moreover, according to Peter Doshi, associate editor of the British Medical Journal, since the immunocompromised and frail elderly were not “enrolled into vaccine trials in sufficient numbers to determine whether case numbers are reduced in this group, there can be little basis for assuming any benefit”.

Given the 4,863 VAERS-reported deaths associated with COVID vaccines through May 24, and given they are “ineffective” and have no demonstrated benefit for profoundly immunosuppressed patients such as the decedent, it’s strange that Dr. Locke says “she was appropriately vaccinated”.

Also not included in the vaccine trials were children and adolescents, yet they are likewise being pushed toward risky vaccinations from which they can expect negligible benefit. Lancet shows the Number Needed to Vaccinate to prevent one COVID case is between 76 and 117 for the various vaccines, while the CDC estimates Infection Fatality Ratio of 0.002% under age 18. That means it takes 5 million vaccine doses to save a single young life, while risking many more young deaths in the process – a recklessly dangerous gamble.

Health officials promoting these vaccines in schools need to take care lest the next COVID-related death in Jefferson County might be a child dying days after receiving the vaccine.