Topic: Public Health Policy

Dr. Jessica Rose describes her transition from a second postdoctoral fellowship in biochemistry to analyzing pandemic data. After her surfing plans were canceled by global lockdowns in March 2020, she taught herself the R statistical programming language to examine public health datasets. Her analysis led her to conclude that the crisis was not about a dangerous zoonotic pathogen but rather about population control and the promotion of experimental products.

Elliott addresses claims that the VAERS database is being filled with false reports, arguing that the government should verify these entries rather than dismissing the data. He notes that the CDC has allegedly failed to answer serious questions from organizations regarding the accuracy of the reporting system. The lack of follow-up on reported deaths is highlighted as a major transparency failure.