What is a non-live vaccine? Is it the same as a conventional vaccine? What are the positives and negatives from this study? Christine Stabell-Benn, from the University of Southern Denmark, to find out more. The results raise some difficult questions about the unexpected effects of the most popular COVID vaccines.įreddie Sayers speaks to the study's author Prof.
So, how can we seek truth in such divided times? Freddie Sayers invited Bret into the UnHerd studio in London to try to understand what his views really are.Ġ1:31 - 04:43 - What have we learnt about the state of the world, post-pandemic?Ġ6:26 - 12:31 - Is this pandemic response we experienced, going to become the norm?ġ2:31 - 14:34 - What does Bret see as the disaster in the pandemic response?ġ4:34 - 17:50 - Was it worthwhile vaccinating younger people?ġ7:50 - 22:22 - Were there darker forces at play when it came to the vaccination programme?Ģ2:22 - 24:48 - Bret discusses the ‘Better Way conference’ he attendedĢ4:48 - 28:33 - What is the worst case scenario behind the pandemic response?Ģ8:33 - 31:14 - In a few decades time, will we see a generation with a decreased lifespan?ģ1:14 - 39:11 - Bret’s opinion on The Pandemic Treatyģ9:11 - 43:30 - What is down the road for us? Will there be a new pandemic?Ĥ3:30 - 45:36 - What’s in store for Bret?Ĥ5:36 - 47:29 - Is the worst still yet to come?įreddie Sayers sits down to discuss the pandemic response with Biologist, Bret Weinstein.ĭanish Professor: mRNA Vaccine Study Sends 'Danger Signals'įreddie Sayers meets Professor Christine Stabell-Benn.Ī new Danish study reveals disparities in all-cause mortality between mRNA and adenovirus vaccines. Without warning, the Dark Horse podcast was demonetised on YouTube and Weinstein was forced to split from the views of his former friends and supporters. Then the pandemic began and his heterodox perspective suddenly fell out of favour, even with many of his erstwhile allies.Īdvocating for alternative treatments for Covid, questioning the efficacy of the global vaccine programme and challenging narratives of the pandemic came at a cost. As a member of the so-called 'intellectual dark web', Weinstein was expanding his audience and being profiled by legacy media like the New York Times. UnHerd - Freddie Sayers sits down to discuss the pandemic response with biologist Bret Weinstein.īefore the pandemic, evolutionary biologist and former Evergreen professor Bret Weinstein was lauded by both sides of the political divide for his insights into the crisis on American campuses. Who was responsible for this infringement? According to the legal case, the conspiracy extends to the highest levels of power in Washington, and primarily at fault is the Chief Medical Advisor to the President, Anthony Fauci.Ġ1:48 - 9:49 - Professor Jay Bhattacharya and Jenin Younes explain their lawsuit against the US federal governmentġ0:45 - 17:53 - How is Anthony Fauci involved in this case?ġ7:53 - 19:36 - What does success look like?ġ9:36 - 21:21 - Why has Professor Bhattacharya thrown himself into the spotlight of this culture war?Ģ1:21 - 22:54 - Should there be a case against universities who tried to silence faculty speaking against covid measures?Ģ2:54 - 25:15 - Does this all fall under the establishment fight against ‘misinformation’?Ģ5:15 - 28:01 - What happens if this case is successful?Ģ8:01 - 30:09 - Has the vibe shifted towards questioning covid measures? Talking to UnHerd's Freddie Sayers, he lays out the evidence that social media companies were instructed to quell scientific views which opposed government lockdown measures.
Now, Bhattacharya is taking his case to the courts to prove collusion between the Biden administration and Big Tech to silence skeptics like the signatories of the Great Barrington Declaration. It marked a watershed moment in the pandemic, but the authors found their criticisms of COVID policy were increasingly censored on social media.
In October 2020, the Great Barrington Declaration was published by three academics - Jay Bhattacharya, Sunetra Gupta and Martin Kulldorff - who appeared on UnHerd to break the story. Freddie Sayers discusses Jay Bhattacharya and Jenin Younes' lawsuit against the US federal government.
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