Pandemic Strategies, Lessons and Consequences

A hugely successful conference in Stockholm - shunned by the mainstream media of course.

From the conference. Published with permisson from vaken.se

A conference titled "Pandemic strategies, lessons and consequences" was held in Stockholm on the weekend of January 21-22, where the coronavirus epidemic was dealt with in retrospect in the light of scientific research and results. An association of doctors in Sweden; "Läkaruppropet", which can be translated as "the doctor's challenge", hosted the conference, with about 1,000 people in the audience.

The program was tightly packed with academics, professors, scientists, doctors, nurses, epidemiologists, virologists, vaccine developers, a coroner and a journalist, most of whom share the experience of having given an expert assessment of the progress of the coronavirus epidemic, rejected by the majority of the scientific community, and since then silenced by the mainstream media. Many of them say they have seen their own successful careers collapse and their reputation destroyed, often due to false propaganda and slander.

Among the speakers was renowned cardiologist Dr. Aseem Malhotra, who emphasised the importance of evidence based medicine and pointed out how around 30,000 excess deaths caused by cardiovascular diseases have occurred in the UK since the start of the pandemic, which cannot be attributed to covid disease, and how research shows a link to vaccine side effects. 

Malhotra was an active advocate of the new vaccines early on, publicly promoting them, but began to have doubts last year. On January 13th Malhotra caused quite an upheaval when he pointed out in an interview with the BBC how research is now revealing that covid injections increase the risk of cardiovascular diseases. It is no longer possible to find the interview in question in a standard search on the BBC website.

Dr. Robert Malone talked about his own serious side effects from the covid injections and how he almost died as a result. He emphasized how important it is for those silenced and censored not to see themselves as victims, but as warriors.

Swedish chief physician Sven Román reported how it is almost impossible to get access to detailed statistical information related to the pandemic from databases managed by the Swedish Ministry of Health, "Folkhälsomyndigheten". It cost him 10,000 Euros to apply for access to the information and today, eight months later, it still hasn't arrived.

Another Swedish doctor, Hans Zingmark, who works, among other things, in emergency, emphasized that it is the responsibility of doctors to report their concerns, and what they witness in their work.

Investigative journalist Per Shapiro emphasised the importance of being careful regarding false information and propaganda widely found online, for it harms the discussion that needs to take place. He brought two nurses up on stage with him who reported on the culture of silence within the healthcare system. One of them had been heavily criticized for encouraging patients to report side effects from the injections.

Among other speakers were Dr. Ryan Cole, Pierre Kory, geneticist Alexandra Henrion-Claude and Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche, who early on warned how mass-vaccination in the midst of a pandemic would drive waves of mutated variants, escaping the vaccine-induced protection against earlier variants. Vanden Bossche was heavily censored for his views, but as research now shows he was right all along.

The series of lectures on the two conference days was very comprehensive and gave a good overview of the subjects. The keynote speakers were some of the world's leading experts in mRNA technology, epidemiology, virology and cardiology.

It is reprehensible that despite an ambitious conference, where people had the opportunity to study the scientific assessment fromof a number of experts on what happened during the pandemic, no journalist or representative of the mainstream media was present. Not only were the scientists silenced, but the entire event was silenced and shunned altogether.

Based on original reporting in Icelandic, by Svala Magnea Ásdísardóttir, published on krossgotur.is, the website of the Icelandic Free Speech Association.