The Coronavirus, not the beer
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It's been fascinating to watch. The people who claim to believe in science and data simply cannot admit they got something wrong.
Better to hide like little bitches and start worthless new threads I guess... Good for the academic brand, at least
It’s incredible how transparent this all was. Academics are pathetic little dogs that can be bought off to say whatever big pharma wants.
There needs to be a global Nuremberg trial for what took place.
sturg33
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The vaccinated players' vaccine doesn't work unless the unvaccinated are vaccinated
sturg33
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The reality is this is a global catastrophic situation if this is a real trend
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-university-professor-suspended-anti-vax-comments-1.6507928
The recent suspension of a Quebec professor of microbiology and immunology for comments critical of COVID-19 vaccines have raised concerns about the limits to academic freedom in the province.
Patrick Provost, a professor at Université Laval who studies micro RNA — small molecules that help regulate genes — was suspended for eight weeks without pay on June 14 for comments he made last December at a conference.
Provost said he believes the risks of COVID-19 vaccination in children outweigh the benefits because of the potential side-effects from mRNA vaccines, which use messenger RNA created in a lab to teach cells how to make a protein.
"I was just doing what I was hired to do," he said in an interview Wednesday. "I had some concerns about something, I searched the literature and I prepared a speech, delivered it to the public. Being censored for doing what I've been trained to do — and hired to do — well, it's hard to believe."
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"As soon as you raise some concerns about vaccines, or side-effects, or complications related to vaccines, then it's worse than the N-word," he said. "You're condemned by the media, by the government and you're chased and put down."
"We should be able to discuss any ideas — any opinions — and because I express opinions that were going against the narrative of the government, I was suspended.''
The recent suspension of a Quebec professor of microbiology and immunology for comments critical of COVID-19 vaccines have raised concerns about the limits to academic freedom in the province.
Patrick Provost, a professor at Université Laval who studies micro RNA — small molecules that help regulate genes — was suspended for eight weeks without pay on June 14 for comments he made last December at a conference.
Provost said he believes the risks of COVID-19 vaccination in children outweigh the benefits because of the potential side-effects from mRNA vaccines, which use messenger RNA created in a lab to teach cells how to make a protein.
"I was just doing what I was hired to do," he said in an interview Wednesday. "I had some concerns about something, I searched the literature and I prepared a speech, delivered it to the public. Being censored for doing what I've been trained to do — and hired to do — well, it's hard to believe."
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"As soon as you raise some concerns about vaccines, or side-effects, or complications related to vaccines, then it's worse than the N-word," he said. "You're condemned by the media, by the government and you're chased and put down."
"We should be able to discuss any ideas — any opinions — and because I express opinions that were going against the narrative of the government, I was suspended.''