False claims about the efficacy and safety of anti-Sars-CoV-2 vaccines, under-evaluation of product tolerance, missing data on immunogenicity, in this new “Debriefing”, Peter McCullough gives us new information on serious clinical events caused by anti-Covid-19 injections. Adverse events underestimated by public health agencies, denied by the majority of the mainstream media and censored by major medical journals which, since the start of the vaccination campaign, have accepted as only articles those who present vaccines as ” safe and effective”.
Professor McCullough returns again to the censorship of information disseminated by social networks such as Twitter, Facebook or YouTube. Censorship organized by the government, but also by government agencies such as the CDC, which demanded that social networks conform to the official narrative in order to quickly advance the vaccination program.
In this case, how to fight against this censorship? By reading books, says Peter McCullough, who invites the public to build a library. Books to learn the real story of suppressing early treatment or to understand pandemic preparedness planning. An incentive to read, but also to discover important documentaries such as “Are the kids okay? or “Safe and effective”.
Finally, in the media field, McCullough believes that only the independent media constitute a reliable source capable of bringing information to the public about adverse events and the real effectiveness of these gene therapies.
The current picture is grim, but Professor McCullough is confident that the truth will eventually triumph over widespread corruption, while the latest figures show that there is no more popular support for vaccine policy. advocated by the various health authorities.
However, given the magnitude of the disaster, the greatest challenge will be to limit the deaths, disabilities and injuries caused by vaccination. The stakes are high. It will be up to the medical profession to live up to its responsibilities.
Professor Peter McCullough is an internal medicine specialist, cardiologist and epidemiologist, become a leader in the medical response to the Covid-19 crisis. He published “Pathophysiological Basis and Rationale for Early Outpatient Treatment of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Infection”, the first synthesis of the various existing treatments that respond to the different phases of the disease for outpatients infected with the SARS-CoV-2.
His expertise and understanding of the virus has allowed him to testify numerous times before the US Senate.