They Don’t Know What They’re Doing: The Vaccine Paradigm’s Shaky Assumptions

By Robert F. Kennedy, Chairman, Children's Health Defense

Since February, Gates, Fauci, and WHO have been promising a jab that will induce immunity in 7 billion people, prevent transmission, and impose minimal side effects. Their current race to lower expectations cannot keep pace with the poor performances of their troubled products. Gates is now hinting that the vaccine may not prevent transmission. Fauci will now settle for 70% immunity. 

By Zen Honeycutt, Moms Across America

On Monday July 13, 2020, residents of Mission Viejo, CA, including Moms Across America director Zen Honeycutt, described the proceedings of the Planning Commissioner hearing portion of 4/5G discussion as “shocking” and “outrageous”.

Residents attempted to ask for a Cease and Desist Resolution as Easton, CT has done, and for pollution insurance, to protect the city residents and the city coffers from potential lawsuits due to harm from the radiation. The Commissioner Chair, who claimed they cannot consider health implications, asked the City Attorney if it was within his legal right to determine that the public comments addressing health or radiation emissions should be disregarded. The City Attorney wholeheartedly agreed.

By Colin Todhunter, off-Guardian

Some might ask why India is in complete lockstep with global lockdown despite the very low COVID19-related mortality figures for 1.3 billion people.

This is a two-hour interview with investigative journalist Kapil Bajaj. It focuses on the Public Health Foundation of India and how the Gates Foundation-pharma cabal bought influence, embedded itself within government machinery and is determining India’s lockdown and public health policy. According to Bajaj, it has effectively privatised and taken over the state’s public health agenda.

Changing the way data is collected in midstream, especially in the throes of an pandemic, is never a good idea. After Dr. Deborah L. Birx, the White House coronavirus response coordinator, complained that hospitals were not adequately reporting their data, she convened a working group of government and hospital officials who devised the new reporting plan. The news of the change came as a shock inside the CDC, which has long been responsible for gathering public health data.

The dispute exposes the vast gaps in the government’s ability to collect and manage health data — an antiquated system at best, experts say.