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The Cheerleader Who Demanded Lifelong Quarantine for the Unvaccinated Now Admits Nobody Under 50 Should Have Been Vaccinated
What is it that prompts Dr. Stefánsson to come forward now, years after it became abundantly clear how useless the vaccines were and how dangerous to the young and healthy?
One of the key players in the Icelandic government’s response to Covid-19 was CEO of deCODE Genetics, neurologist Dr. Kári Stefánsson. Seemingly sceptical about the danger from the virus at the very outset he conducted a local seroprevalence study which indicated a 0.3% mortality rate only, while the official claim was 3-5% mortality. But almost immediately Dr. Stefánsson abandoned his initial sceptical stand and became a cheerleader for lockdowns and border closures, viciously attacking any sceptical voices. In fact he became a key unofficial advisor to the government, using every opportunity to tout its deeply misguided and harmful response.
Once vaccines became available Dr. Stefánsson touted their efficacy, brushing off any concerns regarding protection against infection or worries about their safety. He even went as far as proposing those who refused the vaccine should be put in lifelong quarantine. This was in late 2021 when it was already clear from official data how the vaccines only provided 30-50% protection against infection.
“Based on the information we have today, I would not recommend vaccination to people under 40 or under 50” Dr. Stefánsson said in a podcast in late July, reported by Icelandic media on August 3rd. “Now, many scientists have stepped forward saying it was wrong to vaccinate everyone, pointing to the high prevalence of myocarditis, and how even those who contracted the virus are less likely to develop it than those who got vaccinated.”
It is not clear to what scientists or studies Dr. Stefánsson is referring. What is clear though is that this is old news, though vigorously suppressed by fact-checkers and mainstream media, and by people such as himself who have persistently refused to acknowledge the risk posed by the vaccines.
Unil now. And why? What is it that prompts Dr. Stefánsson to come forward now, years after it became abundantly clear how useless the vaccines were as a way of suppressing transmission and how dangerous they were to the young and healthy? What prompts him to suddenly acknowledge that “when it comes to medication, vaccines or other medicines, we must always weigh the benefits against the risks you take.” Where was this basic tenet of good medicine when he demanded excluding the unvaccinated from society and pushed for the vaccination of children, not for their own benefit, but only because they might infect others?
The only conclusion one can draw is that he has now realised how it isn’t possible any more to deny the huge damage from the vaccines, evident in the development of excess mortality after the vaccination campaigns started and confirmed by study after study. And how he is now making an attempt to distance himself from those decisions.
Despite admitting the danger posed by the so-called vaccines, Dr. Stefánsson resorts to utter irrationality as he tries in the interview to justify the lockdowns, claiming, contrary to all evidence, even the evidence collected by his own company, that the outbreak of Covid-19 at first looked like the “first chapter in the extermination of humanity”.
STOP PRESS: After his statements were covered by the press, Dr. Stefánsson has made a rather sad backtracking attempt:
Thanks for reporting this. Of course I have no idea what motivated him to come to his senses, and of course, better late than never. But I wouldn't want to be in his shoes. Having fallen for the con, and having so egregiously attacked the human rights of fellow citizens was, in two words, extremely stupid-- and there it is, on the public record.
It's easy to see what motivated someone who is a founder and CEO of the Icelandic biotechnology company deCODE to quickly understand the profitability of promoting mRNA gene therapy injections.
A clever fellow like himself could possibly see the handwriting on the wall and sense the aggrieved public sentiment towards his healthcare policies. However, it's more likely that the crafty CEO got cut out of a lucrative big pharma deal.