Covid-19 Vaccines - Doctor Goes Public

Covid-19 Vaccines - Doctor Goes Public

Dec. 17, 2024

THE PLANDEMIC - FOLLOW THE MONEY

Dr. John Campbell

With Consultant Cardiologist, Dr. Aseem Malhotra

Dr. Aseem Malhotra:

I start this letter by reminding those in receipt of their duty to uphold the seven Nolan principles of public life: selflessness, objectivity, integrity, accountability, honesty, openness, and leadership.(1) It is emphasised that leadership also means holding others accountable who are not adhering to those principles. I have held several leadership roles throughout my career. I was appointed to be the youngest Trustee of the King’s Fund that advises government on health policy in 2015, where I completed a full term of six years. Prior to and overlapping that time I served as a public-facing ambassador for the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges for six years in three official roles: 1) a member of the obesity steering group, 2) Consultant Clinical Associate; and 3) a member of the Choosing Wisely Steering group, where I coordinated a widely publicised campaign with the BMJ and the Academy to wind back the harms of too much medicine. (2) This was a campaign that started very successfully but appeared to end abruptly pre-pandemic. My entire career has upheld the principles of the profession and my current stance on the COVID-19 vaccine is not different.

Barriers to Unbiased Scientific Advancement

The primary accusations made against me are that I was acting in ways that spread “misinformation” about the COVID-19 vaccine, suggesting that the mainstream views of vaccine were “objective truth.”

My stance on the COVID-19 vaccine has remained clear: The COVID-19 vaccines have not demonstrated adequate safety in unbiased studies and have clear evidence of harm for some individuals. I am committed to patient safety and quality healthcare. Since these drugs are not adequately tested, they should be suspended from the market. This stance has caused significant turmoil among some colleagues, who refuse to engage in meaningful scientific dialogue and remain steadfast and dogmatic in their views despite the growing evidence to the contrary.

Acting in good faith, I want to emphasise that I do not believe that those in medical leadership positions are ill-intentioned (although on the surface may rightly appear to be falling well short of adhering to the Seven Nolan Principles). The barriers to a more complete picture of the truth in relation to the COVID-19 vaccines are primarily psychological, not intellectual. These psychological processes are part of a broken system, which will be described below, and exacerbated by a culture of too much hubris and less humility within the profession.

This is a topic well discussed by my mentor and referee, the former chair of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges and GMC, Professor Sir Terence Stephenson, and will not be discussed much further here. (Please feel free to contact him regarding these comments in addition to being a character reference for myself). Specifically, two major barriers to engaging in meaningful scientific dialogue and advancement is a result of the psychological processes of fear and wilful blindness.

Dr. Aseem Malhotra, Download the letter here: https://doctoraseem.com

Aseem's work site, https://draseemmalhotra.co.uk

Hope Accord link, https://thehopeaccord.org

Covid Vaccine Injury Global Study: www.react19.org/study

Covid vaccine injury medical expense fund: www.react19.org/donate

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