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Follow the Science …except when it’s wrong. By Dr. Kevin Stillwagon (09/03/24, video 2:34 plus transcript)
A very simple explanation for why shots called vaccines do not do what “the science” claims they do.
Dr. Stillwagon — who is an excellent educator — addresses the total myth of antibody production as the key measure of immunity to or prevention of disease.
He explains why injectable “vaccines” containing pieces of pathogens will never work. He says we must stop injecting people with material that does not protect anyone or prevent diseases. The science is simply wrong and we must refuse to blindly follow it.
09/05/24 update:
We asked Dr. Stillwagon for his thoughts about Sasha Latypova's 09/03/24 article: “The second shot, or what do vaccinators and sewer rats have in common?”
He kindly responded with a comment that those with immunology background may find valuable:
