Officials recall more swine flu vaccine/ SF Chronicle
In a previous post, I cited literature that showed the nasal vaccine had been only 29% effective in adults in a previous year, even when fully ‘potent.’
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Here is the affidavit of mine filed one day before I was contacted by my medical board. The graphics and footnotes are missing. I will try to provide them later.
STATE OF MAINE SUPERIOR COURT KENNEBEC, ss. CIVIL ACTION DOCKET NO. CV-21-158 COALITION FOR HEALTHCARE ) WORKERS AGAINST MEDICAL ) MANDATES, et al, ) ) ) Plaintiffs ) v. ) ) JEANNE M. LAMBREW and ) NIRAV D. SHAH, ) ) Defendants ) ____________________________________) AFFIDAVIT OF DR. MERYL JAE NASS, M.D. IN REBUTTAL TO…
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt?
U.S. Attorney Jeffrey Taylor said at a Justice Department news conference, “We regret that we will not have the opportunity to present evidence to the jury.” Everybody else regrets it too–since what came out today was another pastiche of innuendo and circumstantial evidence, with an awful lot of holes. Time for the FBI to present…
Investigating the FBI
Just for fun, let’s investigate some facets of the FBI’s case: 1. Leaks last weekend claimed that Ivins was about to be charged with committing the anthrax crime. Turns out, FBI had not yet brought its evidence against Ivins to a grand jury. And one of his attorneys denies that he was told he was…
CDC is not recommending mandatory flu vaccinations for healthcare workers/Medscape
I have not been able to find the official announcement of this, but according to Medscape, the “Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on June 22, 2010 that it would not endorse mandatory influenza vaccination for healthcare workers.“
White House allocates $475 million to medical centers to push bivalent boosters, when they don’t work and do maim.
The US government continues to bribe medical institutions to force vaccines on hapless patients. When will the courts finally judge this to be a crime, given what we already know about the shots? What is wrong with Congress that it allows taxpayer money to be spent this way? Congress approved $4.5 trillion to be spent…
Stopgap Booster #4, the truth on natural immunity, and the abysmal performance of COVID vaccines 4-6 months after inoculation
Read below: the NY Times reported that “A second booster is at best a stopgap measure.” Even the NYT admits the concept of boosters protecting you from COVID is a pipe dream. The NYT. If you still think vaccines are going to save you, get over it. And get early treatment when you get it….