Brad Bowyer on COVID19 vaccination, copied from his facebook post dated 23-Sept-2021
“Whenever there are high vaccination rates, there are high rates of infection, and there are a high number of deaths among the vaccinated... The vaccines do not work, the vaccines are harming people”
Copied from Brad Bowyer's facebook post:
I believe the majority are finally beginning to see the problems with how everything around this Covid outbreak has been mishandled and how public health and actually getting back to normal for the ordinary people has not appeared to have been the top priority. Those problems need to be resolved and firm action should be taken to get us out of this mess before even more damage is done.
1. Vaccinations
I believe most Singaporeans do not have problems with vaccination in general, indeed I have received many comments and questions about our mandatory vaccines for diphtheria and measles when discussing that topic and most of us, including myself, have had them. The big difference however is they have been thoroughly tested, have been proven to do what they say they do and the facts around them and their safety are well known and well communicated. These mRNA vaccines however have been rushed in to use, are still in the experimental stage and have a growing and alarmingly large list of side effects from myocarditis, blood clotting, stroke and organ failure and the number of casualties grows daily while they are clearly not doing what has been claimed they will do.
This has been amplified because the Multi Ministry Taskforce (MTF) has not communicated openly and clearly to the people all the data to support their claims that “the benefits outweigh the risks”, they have changed the definitions of what the vaccines are for from stop the spread to stop serious illness, rushed to categorise everyone possible as eligible without sharing supporting medical studies and have been seen to belittle concerns, give motherhood statements and concealed and misrepresented data when pressed on the subject which has led to a large and growing trust deficit.
If the MTF has the data to substantiate their claims they should be both consistent and forthcoming to the people to back up those oft repeated words. In addition, they need to be more open about vaccine injuries and the true numbers of infected in each category of patient instead of changing the reporting and being very cagey about injuries unless pushed to reveal a fact. Families who have suffered a loss whether from Covid or vaccination deserve to know the truth and be able to get closure and those injured should be getting proper treatment and support not dismissal and potentially a worse outcome because the wrong treatments are given, and the true causes are not dealt with because to acknowledge it might get in the way of a vaccine KPI.
The people gave the MTF their trust and complied with what was asked of them but how has that trust been rewarded. It is time for the MTF to regain that trust for us to emerge from this crisis quickly and together.
2. Discrimination
Secondly, Singaporeans are currently placed in 3 categories by the MTF, Vaccinated, partially Vaccinated and unvaccinated and a massive Propaganda and social and regulatory influence campaign is underway driving wedges between those groups and trying to force everyone in to one category the vaccinated.
First, we need to change this categorisation idea. Vaccines are only 1 of the potential solutions to this crisis yet they are almost exclusively being focused on. While doing so the MTF is not really addressing the worries of those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons nor is it looking at or for those who have already acquired immunity through prior infection by Covid or similar viruses like SARS in the past. Singapore was on the leading edge of those studies back in the time of SARS and identified the long-term T cell immunity facts so why are we not empowering those same experts now?
Vaccines traditionally have used blood and other samples from recovered patients to isolate the elements needed to provide robust immunity in those not yet infected. In 18 months where have been our studies to determine just how much of our population already has some natural immunity and to use this knowledge to derive better vaccines or cures and to release them from the need for vaccination or classification and discrimination?
So far it seems we are miscategorised, useful information is not being gathered and the drive to get everyone into one category, vaccinated, doesn't stand up on medical grounds but looks purely like a policy decision of getting 100% vaccinated regardless of need and cost including social fragmentation, severe stress and loss of freedoms and livelihoods.
These coercive measures are all the more unwarranted as we now know that vaccinated persons carry the same viral load and, in some cases, more than those in the other 4 categories and so giving freedoms for one group as part of a carrot and stick plan not only undermines society at a time when we should all be coming together, it gives a false sense of security and is likely fuelling spreading events not stopping them at all.
So instead of division and mass testing for covid why not mass test for immunity and only test for covid if someone gets sick?
We can then identify who is really at risk and may need a vaccine or other intervention thus being more costs effective and targeted and we would not waste billions on unnecessary ART and other tests, the majority of which, even when they show a positive reading, are among people who have no symptoms and are thus not sick or transmitting the virus. Then we can end discrimination, especially as it is driven for all the wrong reasons, and start using our resources and abilities more efficiently and focused.
3. Proper use of data and other solutions
Thirdly, is the MTF truly aware of what is happening around the world or is it in an echo chamber and the decision makers are only being fed data that supports the single-minded vaccine agenda?
I ask because we are not the first to use boosters, Israel is already doing so, and the data is very worrying. Triple jabbed already make up over 10% of their deaths in August and they are already talking about a 4th shot 6 months after the 3rd. Is nobody evaluating what is happening there and in all the other highly vaccinated countries experiencing spikes and high caseloads and now fatalities amongst the vaccinated?
By the same token many countries that are using alternatives like Sinovac and prophylactics like Ivermectin are seeing reduced caseloads, ends of spikes and are moving to a post Covid life already. Indonesia is now stabilising and countries like El Salvador provide every citizen with a Covid kit which includes Ivermectin, Azithromycin, Loratadine, Vitamins and Paracetamol/Asprin as do many other south American countries who have variations on this. This is both as a preventive and a treatment as we see Mexico City’s home care kit reduced subsequent hospitalisations for those infected by up to 76%.
We are trialling home recuperation for Covid but, aside from the management of it being chaotic, patients are only given Panadol as a medication. Why are we not learning from what is working elsewhere and applying that? At the moment it seems little is being done to stop those home recuperating from becoming a serious case with so little medication and monitoring. Also, by not using these and similar drugs in the early stages at home or in hospital our overworked and underpaid frontliners are now getting overwhelmed by this latest wave and don’t have the proper tools, facts and SOP’s to deal with the numbers whether they are Covid or potentially vaccine injured patients.
Data and information need to be fully shared in timely manner to get the best solutions, both to the public and within the MTF and their support teams and the idea of a vaccine injury should be a first line in the triage/diagnosis phase for our medical frontliners and not something to be swept under the carpet until no other alternative can explain the case and making their already difficult jobs harder.
It is clear our MTF is conflicted and single minded so maybe the first step even before these first 3 ideas is a change of leadership?
At least Heng Swee Keat was able to push through several budgets to help the people in tough times, something I don’t see happening at the moment even though the situation is the same if not worse, so why not give him a chance to see if he can lead us in this crisis, after all he was once our DPM as well right. He can get a couple of trusted lieutenants, one who should be a viral/infectious disease specialist and they take decisive action to end this crisis. (and the lieutenants don’t have to be PAP Ministers just the requisite experts as this is not about politics it’s about getting Singapore out of a crisis and back to normality ASAP).
So, let’s have decisive leadership supported with
Clear and pertinent information sharing amongst the taskforce and with the public to rebuild trust
An end to unwarranted discrimination to reunify the people.
Implement the testing for the naturally immune along with proper and targeted use of resources and testing.
And finally constant monitoring and sharing of data and information as it emerges from around the world to all stakeholders with the goal to get us out of this mess, provide the appropriate treatments to those who need it and not just to push a vaccine agenda at any cost with all the negatives that go along with it.
I know we have the talents and people to deliver upon this in the system they just need to be empowered to do so and not held back from doing what’s right or given the wrong KPI’s or information from a conflicted few.
I am sure if we all work together for that common goal of ending this nightmare we can do so and this chaos, uncertainty and breaking of society and our trust can end.
Is that too much to ask?