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Fired by Pfizer: Former Harvard prof reveals he was dismissed from CDC committee for promoting a non-mRNA vaccine

The Dossier • 290 implied HN points • 12 Mar 24

🏥 Health Politics Vaccines Pharma CDC Mandates Academia

Martin Kulldorff was fired from the CDC committee for promoting a non-mRNA vaccine and disagreeing with the decision to pause the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine.
Kulldorff's experience highlights the powerful influence of the Pharma-Government Health system in America.
Kulldorff's stance against vaccine mandates and his opposition to Pharma influence showcases his courage and bravery in the scientific community.

Sam Harris Is Wrong (Again)

Holly’s Newsletter • 1493 implied HN points • 04 Oct 23

🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Opinion COVID-19 Mandates Vaccines Public Health

Sam Harris's arguments on vaccine mandates and emergency situations have logical flaws.
Critical thinking and skepticism are important when assessing information from experts and institutions.
Maintaining principles, like bodily autonomy, even in difficult times is crucial for trust and integrity.

Booster Mandates May Have Unnecessarily Hurt Millions Of College Students

Unmasked • 88 implied HN points • 06 Mar 24

🏥 Health & Wellness Vaccines Side Effects Mandates Research

Booster mandates in colleges may have harmed millions of students, causing potentially damaging side effects without significant health benefits.
An admission from a former FDA director highlighted flaws in the COVID vaccine approval process, leading to unnecessary mandates for young individuals.
Specific data is being gathered to reveal the harmful impact of these mandates on college students, shedding light on the negative consequences.

What Fraudulent Vaccine Card Schemes Reveal About America.

Silent Lunch, The David Zweig Newsletter • 35 implied HN points • 22 Jan 24

🏥 Health Politics Vaccine Fraud Mandates Public Health Law enforcement

Vaccine mandates during the pandemic were a departure from past policies, impacting civil liberties and public health.
Media narratives linking anti-vax sentiment to right-wing ideologies were misleading, with cases revealing diverse political backgrounds of fraudsters.
Enforcement resources on vaccine card fraud raise concerns about priorities over healthcare crimes of greater magnitude.

It's time to hire back & pay back wages to people fired over vaccine mandates

Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts • 234 implied HN points • 13 May 23

🏥 Health Politics Ethics Vaccination Public Health Mandates

It's important to hire back and compensate those fired over vaccine mandates.
Ethical policies need to be considered and enforced.
Public health and employers should take responsibility for unethical mandates.

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