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With Trump’s objective in mind, on Aug. 26, 2020, his Coronavirus Advisor, Dr. Scott Atlas, arranged a
closed press roundtable with medical experts to discuss the president’s herd immunity strategy. For the discussion, Atlas invited Dr. Jay Bhattacharya from Stanford, Dr. Martin Kulldorff from Harvard, Dr. Joseph Lapado from UCLA, and Dr. Cody Meissner from Tufts—all of whom supported this approach—to speak with the President, Vice President, and other administration officials about the pandemic response. Among those invited, Dr. Deborah Birx
refused to attend the discussion, emailing Mark Short, VP Pence’s Chief of Staff, the day before the meeting, offering to “go out of town or whatever to give the WH cover” for her absence. Birx, who pushed heavily for the discredited mask mandates, described the medical experts Atlas invited as “a fringe group without grounding in epidemics, public health or on the ground common sense experience.”
On Aug. 27, 2020, the day after the roundtable and a week after Democratic nominee Joe Biden
promised to lead the nation out of a “season of darkness,” President Trump accepted the Republican nomination for the 2020 presidential race against Democrat and scandal-ridden Biden.
In a speech to the nation, Trump noted that the cost of Biden’s fear-based shutdown, should he become president, “would be measured in increased drug overdoses, depression, alcohol addiction, suicides, heart attacks, and economic devastation.” With mainstream media visibly against him, Trump explained his administration’s very different approach, remarking, “To save as many lives as possible, we are focusing on the science, the facts, and the data. We are aggressively sheltering those at highest risk, especially the elderly, while allowing lower-risk Americans to safely return to work and to school, and we want to see so many of those great states be opened by Democrats. We want them to be open. They have to be open. They have to get back to work.”
Like clockwork, a day later, on Aug. 28, 2020, the move to discredit herd immunity persisted, including by the WHO, which released a
video titled “WHO’s Science in 5 on COVID-19—Herd Immunity—Aug. 28, 2020.” Asserting that society should
“talk about herd immunity in the context of a vaccine” to eliminate the “great human cost” that would occur with reaching it naturally, WHO Chief Scientist Dr. Soumya Swaminathan remarked,
“so our strategy is to vaccinate enough people rather than just letting people get infected.” Conveniently, in what certainly strengthened the mass vaccination narrative coming around the corner, existing treatments like Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine were immediately labeled as ineffective in treating COVID. Thus, with no effective remedy available, Swaminathan stated that until there was a vaccine, slowing the spread with stringent measures was the only option.
On Oct. 5, 2020, a month before the presidential election, Atlas coordinated another meeting between senior Trump administration officials, including HHS Secretary Alex Azar and medical experts Dr. Bhattacharya, Dr. Kulldorff, and Dr. Sunetra Gupta. On Oct. 4, the day before the meeting, the medical experts released the aforementioned Great Barrington Declaration (GBD), which endorsed the herd immunity approach supported by President Trump and Atlas. Not surprisingly, in a coordinated assault, the GBD was swiftly shut down by Fauci and Collins. Immediately following the meeting, Azar tweeted about the science and data from around the world discussed at the gathering, which offered a “strong reinforcement” of Trump’s strategy to protect the vulnerable while opening schools and the workplace. Of course, in what is most likely criminal and well-funded, Trump lost the election, and Joe Biden became president.
CDC estimates SARS-CoV-2 has infected more than 100 million Americans, and evidence is mounting that natural immunity is at least as protective as vaccination. Yet public health leadership says everyone needs the vaccine.
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— Robert F. Kennedy Jr (@RobertKennedyJr)
September 15, 2021
A year later and several months into the COVID-19 mass vaccination campaign, with Biden and the conspirators behind the Great Reset controlling the lives of unsuspecting Americans, the attack on natural immunity persisted—despite
eighty-one studies praising the more robust and longer-lasting power of natural immunity. According to The Epoch Times, a
secret meeting to discuss whether or not individuals with innate immunity should be exempt from getting COVID-19 vaccines took place on Oct. 12, 2021. The meeting, organized by U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy, included Dr. Anthony Fauci, CDC Director Dr. Walensky, NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins, then White House vaccine coordinator Dr. Bechera Choicair, Dr. Paul Offit, Dr. Michael Osterholm, Akiko Iwasaki, and vaccine tyrant Dr. Peter Hotez.
Yet, despite
research demonstrating that
natural immunity was long-lasting and superior to COVID-19 vaccination, the meeting did not change the CDC’s vaccination policy. Instead, Fauci and the others downplayed that protection, insisting it is inferior to vaccine-induced immunity. Dr. Bhattacharya, who did not participate in the meeting, condemned how such an influential discussion occurred behind closed doors with only a few people attending, telling the Epoch Times,
“It was a really impactful decision that they made in private with a very small number of people involved. And they reached the wrong decision.” Corroborating the evidence in support of natural immunity, on an Oct. 7, 2021, episode of Morning Wire, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine professor Dr. Marty Makary, who accused the CDC of cherry-picking the data to support whatever they’ve already decided,”
remarked:
“The data on natural immunity are now overwhelming. It turns out the hypothesis that our public health leaders had that vaccinated immunity is better and stronger than natural immunity was wrong. They got it backwards. And now we’ve got data from Israel showing that natural immunity is 27 times more effective than vaccinated immunity. And that supports 15 other studies.”
