2024-01-06
In the aftermath of the Covid imbroglio (not to mention the Nuremberg trials) we are now aware I think that our medical profession (egged on by sundry "experts" government officials and other agencies) fell very short of advising everybody of the real risks of the "emergency use authorisation" "vaccines", with consequences that they seem very keen not to explore.
So it is indeed (as it always was) up to "we the patients" to ask the right questions when we are offered a treatment by "our" NHS, or by any other health practitioner.
But - what are the right questions?
Inevitably perhaps, it's not as clear-cut as we might like, and I doubt very much if anybody is taught about this in school these days (nor were we in my schooldays either). But not asking the right questions (and not recognising unsatisfactory answers!) can have severe life-changing consequences - and it won't be much consolation to be told that that consequence is "very rare".
Fortunately some public-spirited citizens have stepped into the breach (where were the MHRA, JCVI, and "our" representatives in government, whose favourite claim is that they keep us safe, by the way?) and have set up an informative website that is devoted to this very topic.
PS: They are not funded by big pharma, so it's up to us.
