A panel led by some well-known anti-vax quacks?
Just because someone tags “Dr.” on their name does not mean that they are a physician or qualified in patient care. And even if they are trained in patient care, they can still be quacks.
“Dr.” Tenpenny, as I recall, is trained as an osteopath, not an infectious disease doc, microbiologist, biochemist, pathologist, or any other profession that is qualified to speak on vaccine efficacy and safety.
With her as a panel lead, I can only assume that the other members of the panel are equally quacks, dedicated to spreading misinformation and undermining people’s health for their own selfish profit motives.
Anyone who is shilling the anti-vax narrative while dismissing the seriousness of a pandemic that has already killed 582 thousand in the US, nearly 3.3 million worldwide has an agenda. Perhaps it’s population reduction. Perhaps it’s to advance the socialist agenda. Maybe it’s simply about money (e.g. selling books and snake oil). In any case, it’s not about people’s health.
” Maybe it’s simply about money (e.g. selling books and snake oil).”
It’s that.
And clicks to their site.
In other words, you admit you're talking out of your ass.
Right up front.
And it's touching to see you accepting Faux-Xi's inflated numbers for death right out in the open too.
Rare to see a Branch Covidian be so honest right up front.
But you're right it's about money. Like Moderna's admitting in their SEC filing (Wall Street) last June that their mRNA jab was an experimental gene therapy so they were having a harder time getting approval, and that they were $1.74 billion in debt.
Nothing like a scamdemic to obtain "Emergency Use Authorization" to bypass those pesky full-scale human safety and efficacy trials.
And Bill Gates bragged in an interview in the last week or so how he made a 20-to-1 return on his $1 billion investment in this area, and, no way was he going to waive patent rights for patients in poor countries
So yeah I guess it is all about the money.
Ding ding ding! We have a winner..
Tenpenny sells "seminars" on how to "sow doubt about the vaccine"..for the cool price of $600+ per person. She usually has ~400 people per, so is raking in $200 - 250K per seminar.
Northrup is a total crackpot. She believes she lived in the mythical Lost City of Atlantis in a "past life". She also talks about fun stuff like "spirit energy", etc. In other words..koo koo for cocoa puffs. Oh, and she's an OB by profession. Last I looked, that doesn't cover infectious disease even IF she wasn't a total crackpot.
I know nothing about these doctors, but osteopaths are fully qualified physicians.