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Vivien C Buckley's avatar

Maryanne, I’m shocked. I’ve been going through the Jeffery Epstein dump, which is laborious. It definitely shows a relationship between Bill Gates and Jeffery Epstein building a plan for the windfall for investors after a pandemic. The depravity, not only with young girls, but the total disregard for human life is on a whole other level as long as it makes money. Money is the only goal.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

I know right...it was shocking to see Peter Attia's emails. Ugghh.

Vivien C Buckley's avatar

Maryanne, I don’t recall coming across Peter Attia or it meant nothing to me when I read it. I looked up his name and realize my eldest son likes his health and exercise recommendations. What is his connection, sex with young girls? I have only gone through a minuscule amount compared to the mountain of papers. At first I couldn’t figure out how to access the files using the search bar because I’m not familiar with the titles. Then I just typed in index and that worked. A substack by Sayer JI did a great analysis but I have no idea who or what Sayer is so decided to look into it myself. I thought the files were just about the disgusting people and what they did but it goes beyond that into investments. I would think that it would be all over the news but not a peep. It leads me to believe that since Epstein constructed this elaborate plan for a windfall for donors after a pandemic and then a pandemic happens sounds like it was intentional. We knew many reaped in tons of money but this was so well planned, I can’t help but believe there is a connection.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

Yes — when Peter Attia first came on the scene, he was fairly reasonable and rightly questioned the status quo on nutrition, cholesterol, statins, and the benefits of a low-carb diet — work I’d been doing for more than a decade. Then, quite suddenly, he shifted to a pro-establishment view, and no one really understood why. Some now link that change to his growing connections with the globalists.

Sheila Crook-Lockwood's avatar

Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Excellent and disappointing example of the policy-practice gap in action.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

Thanks, Sheila. its important that ACIP’s work is more than symbolic, and that any votes for policy change are fully implemented.

Geoff Fraser's avatar

Hostile bureaucrats will slow walk responses to policy changes in the hope their worldview will outlast the current Administration. Some overt DCMs (don't come Monday) are likely required to focus the attention of obstructionists on following direction.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

Yes — I suspect there are still a few cobwebs that need clearing out at the CDC.

Dennis Sullivan's avatar

Three states are in the process of outlawing covid vaccines- Minnesota, Arizona, Tennessee. This is what I read today.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

Is that the process Leslie Manookian is behind?....If so, she is doing great work.

Paul Fallon's avatar

Nicolas Hulscher from Focal Points (Courageous Discourse) sent this out today:

"BREAKING: Third U.S. State Introduces Legislation Designating mRNA Injections as Biological Weapons of Mass Destruction."

https://www.thefocalpoints.com/p/breaking-third-us-state-introduces

Brian Finney's avatar

I'm UK based so looking from the outside but '...one of the most basic rights in medicine — informed consent...,'. Really, when you have a vaccine mandate in place, can't see informed consent being present.

I even wonder if US hcps will de-register those with the critical thinking to say no thank you.

Personally, I think the whole preventative agenda is based on foundations of sand ie screening, vaccines and the likes of statins.

My GP is well aware of my position, just wondering if it would be allowed in US

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

I agree — mandating a product is in direct violation of informed consent. In the US, ACIP voted unanimously to move it from the ‘routine’ schedule to shared decision-making. It should therefore not be mandatory, yet some states still insist.

Jillian Stirling's avatar

Such a slow change. So much dead wood at the CDC. And the TGA.

Henry Engelking's avatar

We have a few good people trying to change a system that is thoroughly compromised. RFK Jr and company do not have the authority to clean out the rot preventing real change. The question is who and what is getting in the way.

Fossil1's avatar

It's almost certain that this is a result of bureaucrats that disagree with the new policy, and who go out of their way to impede the changes. Clearly those involved should be dismissed immediately. No one is expendable.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

Yes, I think some careerists at the CDC have the same mindset as the American Pediatrics Association — pretending they’re operating in an alternate universe where this administration holds no real authority and can simply be outlasted.

Max Dublin's avatar

This echoes the failure, which you discussed in a previous post, to apply a black-box warning to the Covid vaccine despite it meeting all the criteria for doing so. It is inescapable that this dereliction of duty is due to regulatory capture. It is often said that one should not attribute to malfeasance what can be attributed to incompetence. The problem, as I see it, is that these two factors are not mutually exclusive.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

In the case of the FDA’s denial of a black box warning, I would attribute that to malfeasance, at least on the basis of what my sources report. I'm less clear about what is happening in the CDC.

DontLookBack ..'s avatar

No surprise there ... dealing with entrenched bureaucracy aided by the sheltered workshop. It's a universal institution masquerading as 'public service'.

Marius Clore's avatar

Clearly the current CDC director is not doing his job or both the director and acip are being sabotaged by career cdc bureaucrats who are effectively guilty of sedition within the agency. The cdc director needs to clear this up ASAP not only by amending the guidelines but also by firing the bureaucrats responsible for slow walking the required changes. Fortunately from next Thursday, I believe, it will now be possible to fire SES employees very easily .

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

I remember the Secretary saying he asked CDC officials for data and that the request was slow-walked -- I think they eventually left the agency.

Richard Amerling, MD's avatar

This is egregious and inexcusable malfeasance. More housecleaning is clearly needed at the CDC.

California Girl's avatar

I do not understand why pharmacists are allowed to administer vaccines. The pharmacists have no medical knowledge of the subject’s health, and thus no basis for identifying risk.

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

I suppose one could argue that most doctors don’t either. They’re trained to believe vaccines are “safe and effective,” that nothing could possibly go wrong—and that when something does go wrong, it can’t be the vaccines. 🤡

Garry Blankenship's avatar

The Titanic does not turn on a dime. I am so pleased we now have leadership trying hard to move the health needle toward health.

VictorDianne Watson's avatar

This is terrible. All the efforts of the ACIP and the CDC doesn’t follow through. What does it take to get these people to comply? Heads should roll for this lack of compliance!! Thank you for checking and reporting. More people will undoubtably be harmed because of this lapse.

Meggie's avatar

Of what use are proclamations without follow-through? Demand action to put informed consent into practice!

Maryanne Demasi, PhD's avatar

I think this could shake things up. ACIP is unlikely to stand by and allow the CDC to make a mockery of the process. That’s my sense at the moment.

Meggie's avatar

I hope you're correct! We'll spread the word to increase the pressure.

krishna e bera's avatar

ACIP is advisory as its name says, so it is setting directions. The question is whether HHS can force implementation of ACIP's recommendations. HHS does not seem to have control of CDC yet. Sadly there aren't enough qualified and uncorrupted people to place in the relevant top positions. I havent yet heard of much change in NIH since Jay Bhattacharya took over and cancelled a few research programs.

Most importantly, RFKjr still hasnt ended the COVID pandemic - which he has sole authority to do - and thus stop the program under which the jabs are allowed to be administered to the public without scientific justification or quality checks or liability. Mind you, the SARS-CoV-2 variants are still out there evolving (likely leading to a tsunami of death if you follow Geert Vanden Bossche). Perhaps the continued extra authority will allow him to deal with the epidemic of cancers and other problems caused by the jabs - though that is hard to believe given Trump's high profile award to Pfizer.