Professor Andrew Pollard can’t exactly be classified as an “anti-vaxxer.” In fact, Pollard, director of the Oxford Vaccine Group and head of the UK’s Committee on Vaccination and Immunization, helped create the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine. Nonetheless, he has a message that may bust the booster boosters’ balloon:
“We can’t vaccinate the planet every four to six months,” he said. “It’s not sustainable or affordable.”
Making his comments in a recent interview with The Telegraph, Pollard also struck a blow against media and public figures who incessantly emphasize positive coronavirus cases. Stating that trying to stop all infections was pointless, he said that “at some point, society has to open up.”
Of course, uncompromised experts such as Dr. Knut Wittkowski, the former longtime head of the Department of Biostatistics, Epidemiology, and Research Design at the Rockefeller University in New York City, have said that society never should have closed down in the first place.
Note here that Pollard is still an mRNA therapy agent (MTA, a.k.a. “vaccine”) proponent —except his position is that “we need to target [only] the vulnerable” in the future, as opposed to giving boosters to everyone more than 12 years old.
The Telegraph reports further on his comments: “Speaking to mark the first anniversary of the AstraZeneca jab rollout last January, Sir Andrew [Pollard] said: ‘The worst is absolutely behind us. We just need to get through the winter.’”
“He wants lockdowns to be consigned to history, adding: ‘At some point, society has to open up,’” the paper continues. “When we do open, there will be a period with a bump in infections, which is why winter is probably not the best time.”
Apparently unexplained is why Pollard fears an infection increase given that the now dominant Omicron variant appears relatively mild. In fact, we don’t know that anyone has yet died because of it (though someone might have); reports that certain individuals had, often, if not always, confused dying with the virus with dying from the virus.
CNN adds to the story, writing:
Pollard also said he thought further evidence was needed before offering a fourth Covid-19 shot to people in the UK, which is currently rolling out third shots to healthy people 18 and older, and at-risk people 16 and older.
In a separate interview with Sky News on Tuesday, Pollard also cited the glaring unevenness of vaccine rollouts across the world.
“It’s just not — from a global perspective — affordable, sustainable or deliverable to give fourth doses to everyone on the planet every six months,” Pollard said. “And remember that, today, less than 10% of people in low-income countries have even had their first dose, so the whole idea of regular fourth doses globally is just not sensible.”
Israel has already begun its rollout of a fourth vaccine dose, offering it to all medical workers and people 60 and older as of Monday.
And in late December, German Health Minister Karl Lauterbach told public broadcaster ZDF that Germans “will need a fourth vaccination” against Covid-19.
Interestingly, though, it was reported in August already by NPR that “highly vaccinated Israel” was “seeing a dramatic surge in new COVID cases.” And now the Mideast nation is fighting a “fifth wave” of infections.
In exhibiting this phenomenon, however, Israel is hardly alone. Many reports — such as this 145-country study — hold that the MTAs are making China virus contraction more likely.
In addition, according to Dr. Ted Noel writing at American Thinker today:
- COVID deaths have resulted from severe underlying medical conditions [certainly true in most cases], which were exacerbated by the Alpha and Delta spike proteins.
- Millions of people have needlessly become ill and thousands have died in the US due to the active suppression of prehospital treatment protocols centered on Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin.
- The Omicron variant is a result of vaccination and Muller’s Ratchet, which explains the near-universal natural process of viruses becoming more infectious and less deadly….
- Immunity following COVID recovery is far better than from vaccination.
- Vaccination and extreme isolation are no protection from infection. An Antarctic research station with extremely strict incoming criteria and quarantine has still suffered an epidemic.
- Vaccination has little or no effect on the possibility of a person spreading COVID.
Moreover, though MTAs do appear, for now, to lessen the severity of COVID-19 for those who’ve taken them, this benefit has been touted while ignoring the apparently significant risk of MTA-induced harm and mortality.
As for lockdowns, studies showed early on that far from saving lives, they actually cause death.
Given these realities, many would say that Pollard’s prescriptions don’t go nearly far enough. This said, for a member of the medical establishment, let alone a COVID MTA co-creator, to come out against the mass “vaccination” scheme is significant. Now, if only the mainstream media would cover this story as much as it does Omicron’s every sneeze and sniffle.
