Smashing the Covid Narrative! – Jennifer Smith PhD

Jennifer Smith, a microbiologist with expertise in virology, questioned the PCR test and pandemic respons. • 0:00

She was discharged from her position at the Hawaii Department of Health for exposing corruptio. • 0:35

Smith emphasized the importance of scientists questioning and discussing finding. • 2:00

She highlighted the need to consider the source of information and follow the money trai. • 2:42

Smith encouraged people to question authority and not blindly accept informatio. • 3:15

Pharmaceutical companies heavily influence media through advertising, raising questions about impartiality. • 3:28

Experts in the field are receiving awards and consulting gigs from pharmaceutical companies, potentially influencing their actions and statements. • 4:28

Studies suggest that multiple mRNA vaccine doses may lead to immune tolerance and lack of cellular immune response. • 5:07

Data on the effects of multiple sequential doses of mRNA injections was lacking pre-pandemic. • 6:01

Japanese study shows potential issues with immune response after the fifth dose of the vaccine. • 6:15

Multiple injections decrease cellular immune response leading to inability to respond to pathogen. • 6:48

Increase in infections with other viral pathogens like RSV due to skewed immune respons. • 7:26

Phases of the pandemic: immediate mortality, resource restrictions, interrupted chronic conditions, mental illness and economic effect. • 8:26

Human interventions exacerbated the situation and prolonged the negative impact. • 10:05

Advocating for early targeted protection for vulnerable individuals. • 10:45

Emphasizing the importance of risk versus benefit analysis in vaccination decisions. • 11:08

Highlighting the effectiveness of early treatment in reducing viral spread and burden. • 11:43

Noting the shift in medical response from proactive treatment to a reactive approach. • 12:47

Questioning the lack of aggressive treatment strategies as the situation worsened. • 13:21

Individual responsibility in boosting immune systems and addressing risks for unvaccinated population. • 13:38

Importance of honesty and accountability in public health communication to regain public trust. • 15:20

Personal perceptions often prioritized over public health in decision-making. • 16:01

Fear and uncertainty in public health professionals due to potential consequences of past actions. • 16:31

Continued denial of mistakes and lack of course correction in public health leadership. • 17:02

Emphasize the importance of honesty, openness, and transparency in communication with the public. • 17:10

Listen to people’s fears and partner with them to work through challenges together. • 17:19

Highlight the broken and corrupt nature of public health systems. • 17:58

Advocate for basic health measures like adequate sleep, outdoor activities, and limiting screen time for children. • 18:32

Call for research on the off-target health effects of vaccines to understand their broader impact. • 19:01

Differentiate between the effects of live attenuated and inactivated vaccines on overall health outcomes. • 19:37

Highlight the potential positive health effects of certain vaccines like BCG. • 20:01

Take control of your healthcare decisions and be your own advocate. • 20:45

Recognize corruption in healthcare systems and public health. • 20:53

Conduct your own research, seek multiple opinions, and stay informed. • 21:07

Focus on boosting your overall health through nutrition, supplements, and mental well-being. • 21:22

Be proactive in building and maintaining your own health. • 21:44