In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Scientists Confirm COVID Vaccines Cause Autism in Lab Rats, exDemMom wrote: For those not familiar with Dr. McCullough, he is a highly respected cardiologist with extensive advanced publications - the most for those in his field and then he told the truth about the Covid 'vaccines' and now shills like exDemMom treat him as if he is a mark of failure. Ugh.
Expertise in cardiology does not confer expertise in immunology, infectious disease, vaccinology, or any other field in which people who develop vaccines work.
I don't pretend to be an expert in cardiology, since that is not what my PhD studies focused on. My PhD studies and subsequent career focused on immune system function, especially the process of antibody production following antigen challenge.
Many antivax scammers use their doctorate level degrees to fool people into thinking they have expertise that they don't. McCullough does this. So does Naomi Wolf, PhD in English Literature. So have several other MDs whose specialties were in fields like orthopedic medicine.
People who are experts in infectious disease do not typically spread antivax nonsense.
You either don't have any of the credentials you claim, as most shills don't, or you distort medical information intentionally in exchange for money. Which one is it?
Dr. McCullough and peers in his medical group quickly came up with a treatment protocol that works. To this day, the CDC/NIH/FDA claim there is no treatment. Ivermectin works and the medical regime in power made sure no one could prescribe it.
Dr. McCullough certainly noticed heart damage and traced it's source - the vax. He did it years before the CDC grudginingly admitted publicly what they knew from the vax trials; the vax can damage the heart, cause myo/periocarditis,heart failure etc. McCullough began to consult with immunespecialists, cancer specialists etc. and together they taught each other the needed information.
For a man without the credentials you claim are valuable, McCullough is far more ethical, accurate, honest and effective than the virologists/immune specialists/vax specialist in the medical regime worldwide.
"Many antivax scammers use their doctorate level degrees to fool people into thinking they have expertise that they don't. "
Shills always lie about people like Naomi Wolf. She does not claim to be a doctor - she represents the work of experts in the medical and research fields who would be stripped of their income and credentials if they stood before a camera and warned the public. A large team of experts is combing over the FOAI wrested from the vax companies and the medical regime who intended to legally hide their vax trial data, and hence their guilt, for 75 years. She's a journalist who talks to the experts and takes the flack so they can do their jobs. This really is obvious.
The same is true for Steve Kirsch. He is not a doctor and doesn't claim to be a doctor. But you people howl that readers don't know the difference between an entrepreneur and a medical expert. He investigates and funds research conducted by specialists who would otherwise lose their credentials and lab access if they spoke the truth.
But you know that. The real criminals, the real grifters, the true predators, all work for the CDC, FDA, NIH, NIAH, WHO etc. They have the expertise and access to the data and they are running the vax scam intentionally.
You use the ridiculous claim 'antivax scammers' to people like McCullough and Naomi Wolf as if it's really advantageous and lucrative to be cancelled, lose your job(career) and lab access, be villified by former peers/experts, be subject to lawfare, receive attempts/threats of losing your licensure, to be smeared in the media, to have their lives and the lives of their families threatened, to lose your income instead of keeping one's life intact and practicing medicine, all to run a 'vax scam' by helping to save lives,.