If masks worked, why did they need mandates?And there are many other things the experts got wrong about Covid. Either they were lying and/or they didn't have the humility and courage to say "I don't know."If the jab worked, why did I need one for yours to work?
If lockdowns worked, why did cases still explode?
If the science was settled, why did they ban debate?
If the vaccines were safe, why did they need liability protection?
Justin Hart offers this list of the things that Anthony Fauci got wrong about COVID:
Here's everything he got wrong:• Origin of the disease—wrong
• Transmission—wrong
• Asymptomatic spread—wrong
• PCR testing—wrong
• Fatality rate—wrong
• Lockdowns—wrong
• Community triggers—wrong
• Business closures—wrong
• School closures—wrong
• Quarantining the healthy—wrong
• Impact on youth—wrong
• Hospital overload—wrong
• Plexiglass barriers—wrong
• Social distancing—wrong
• Outdoor spread—wrong
• Masks—wrong
• Variant impact—wrong
• Natural immunity—wrong
• Vaccine efficacy—wrong
• Vaccine injury—wrong
Alex Berensen, commenting on a new Yale study finding the COVID spike protein in the blood of people who received mRNA shots up to two years after they received the jabs.:
It now appears that a significant number of mRNA-vaccinated people have Covid spike protein in their bodies, or extremely high anti-spike protein antibodies, or both, years after vaccination. We need to know what’s happening, and why.
This cannot be seen as a political issue, or a risk for vaccine advocates. It’s a medical problem. And we need to answer it.
Some vaccine-skeptical researchers have previously suggested the potential for the genetic material in the shots to integrate with human genes. But the new findings are crucial, not just because they make the possibility more likely but because the head of the Yale team is a renowned scientist who had strongly advocated for the Covid jabs.
