A veterinarian with zero credentials on the subject.
Stop with the games.
Most of what was known through 2015 about coronavirus vaccines was by veterinarian researchers.
Stop with the games.
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You're the game player.
Geert Vanden Bossche, PhD, DVM, is a vaccine research expert. He has a long list of companies and organizations he’s worked with on vaccine discovery and preclinical research, including GSK, Novartis, Solvay Biologicals, and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Dr Vanden Bossche also coordinated the Ebola vaccine program at GAVI (Global Alliance for Vaccines and Immunization).
I quoted the text above from this link:
Geert Bossche: Halt All Covid-19 Mass Vaccination (Open Letter to WHO) (dryburgh.com)
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My spouse, a PhD who works on clinical trials, was not all that impressed until I provided a more complete resume...You seemed to question a DVM, but I have been told it has been more difficult to get in to Vet school than Med school.
Video has Vanden Bossche employment history at 3:13 minute mark—numerous senior roles, all vaccine related at GSK Biologicals, Novartis, Solvay Biologicals, Bill Linda Gates Foundation, GAVI, Univac, and Vareco.
Vanden Bossche studied at Ghent University for his M.D. in Veterinary Medicine from 1980 to 1983. He then obtained his Postdoctoral training in Equine Medicine and Surgery at the Free University of Berlin (1984-1987).
From 1990, Vanden Bossche underwent a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Virology at James A. Baker Institute for Animal Health, Cornell University in New York.
He was board certified in Veterinary Virology in 1990. Two years later he was Board certified in Veterinary Microbiology and Animal Hygiene. What boards? Well likely in Europe.
Some of the other universities where Geert Vanden Bossche has worked as an academic include the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin, the University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart, the REGA Institute, KU Leuven in Belgium.
Open letter? Not written by him? Uh I think it was...Yes, he tweeted it but he wrote it too...(search is your friend), and I think it was on Linked-in, which you, having such credentials, can probably verify.
The schedule for the summit you provided was labeled tentative, so perhaps he changed the subject? Don’t know...
So you have PhD and DVM, post-doc, 30 published papers, worked for several pharma companies? Good to know, I will be looking to your posts for expertise on vaccines and future COVID threads. You did not list your similar credentials BTW.
So I don’t think he is spouting “crackpot drivel” I don’t know if he is right (and I hope he is not), I don’t agree with everything he says—he is very pro these vaccines. However, he is stepping out of comfort zone to make these statements, and so I admire him for that.
I have spent a lot of time providing you with links...It is late. Have a good night.
A veterinarian with zero credentials on the subject.
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Veterinarians study human medicine as well as having to master the biology, physiology and pathology of a number of different species. In many farming communities, the vets utilize the local hospital labs. The meds the vets use are, in most instances, the same ones from the same companies and the same production facilities as those for humans. I have been told repeatably that it is more difficult to enter and graduate from vet school than from medical school.
The chief expertise of veterinarians is immunology and epidemiology. The examples vander Bossche cites come from well-known examples in flocks and herds that are proof that vaccines are only effective before a disease reaches epidemic proportions.
It is the act of vaccinating individuals in the midst of a pandemic that drives virus evolution to create more transmissible (and perhaps more lethal) strains.
The horses vander Bossche treated were Olympic-level athletes worth millions of dollars. He also served as the EU equivalent to our head of the CDC. He worked for Gates, in GAVI, IIRC.
Many military corpsmen were veterinarians in private life. Biden is tapping vets (and dentists) to give inoculations. By comparison, at the height of the Covid-19 epidemic, most of the clinicians in Chicago’s public hospitals were residents (aka: Fellows). They were essentially in training, needed a lot of supervision, much by experienced RNs (with battlefield/field hospital experience). They went *by the book* as told by administrators and many people died unnecessarily.
Around 20-25 years ago, there was an epidemic of foot & mouth disease among cattle. Our county vets formed a task force, designed controls and quarantine and other safety protocols for every farm that successfully stopped the spread and saved the livelihoods of every producer.
Side note: when my husband lost the tips of 2 fingers in a lawn mower accident, it was our vet who patiently instructed me in how to cleanse the wounds and change the dressings. All the expensive doctors and nurses and PAs did was hand out a sheet that did not go into any detail or teach technique. This same vet is never too proud to say “I don’t know”. He will then consult and research the question and come back to the owner with an answer. Recently, my husband’s APRN wanted run tests for a calcium level she said was excessive. This same vet showed us that it was not only in normal range, but within .1% of absolute *normal*.
Heard a story recently from the 1960s. A teacher was asking her class the name of their local family physician (have no idea why). One child from a large and poor farm family named a vet. All 11 kids survived to adulthood and were healthy.
Fauchi never treated a patient of any species. I have listened to vander Bossche, read his statements and took the time to research him. What he says makes utter sense. I have physicians & APRNs in my family and have had many friends who were MDs and RNS. I have slightly more training in human biology, physiology and pathology than the average person and spent 13 years caring for someone with C5-6 quadriplegia. I have worked under physicians in hospitals. I was educated in the 40s-60s and know how to research & evaluate what I read.
We will know this coming Fall and Winter.