5 chapters across the catalog
Great Barrington Declaration and Scientific Suppression
Francis Collins expressed regret over calling the authors of the Great Barrington Declaration "fringe epidemiologists" but maintained that their proposal for focused protection was dangerous. The declaration, authored by scientists from Oxford, Harvard, and Stanford, advocated for allowing the virus to spread among the healthy to build natural immunity while protecting the elderly.
House COVID Committee Report, Great Barrington Declaration Takedown
The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis releases a year-end report largely blaming the Trump administration for pandemic failures. Leaked emails from Francis Collins to Anthony Fauci reveal a coordinated effort to perform a "quick and devastating published takedown" of the Great Barrington Declaration's fringe epidemiologists.
Dr. Roger Hodkinson, Alberta Advisory Committee, COVID-19 Hoax Claims
Dr. Roger Hodkinson, a medical specialist in pathology and virology, addressed an advisory committee in Edmonton, Alberta, labeling the COVID-19 pandemic the "greatest hoax ever perpetrated." Hodkinson, who chairs a biotechnology company, argued that the media and politicians have driven unfounded public hysteria. He asserted that the virus cannot be contained and should be treated similarly to a bad flu season, focusing only on protecting the vulnerable.
Mask Effectiveness, Social Distancing, Vitamin D Treatment
Medical experts discussed the lack of evidence for the effectiveness of paper and fabric masks, characterizing them as "virtue signaling." Claims were made that social distancing is ineffective because COVID-19 spreads via aerosols that travel up to 30 meters. Recommendations were issued for nursing home residents to receive 3,000 to 5,000 international units of Vitamin D daily to reduce infection risks, while criticizing the economic and social consequences of lockdowns.
Medical professionals from Harvard and other institutions have released the Great Barrington Declaration, advocating for a "risk-based" strategy instead of general lockdowns. The plan suggests protecting the elderly while allowing the young and healthy to resume normal life to build immunity. The hosts note the name's similarity to a notorious co-op at UC Berkeley called Barrington Hall.
