It's been more than two weeks since I posted to this blog. It's not because of a lack of material to write about. It's just sometimes too depressing to write about. I find I overdose on bad news and have to withdraw to regather my strength. I started watching a video on Odysee in which a certain Professor Devi Sridhar airs her views on giving the Covid-19 vaccines to children. Unfortunately, the Hugo Talks video was unwatchable due to slow data transfer speeds but I tracked down the good Professor's video appearance here on YouTube (interestingly comments have been turned off):
It's a nauseatingly dishonest video but Professor Devi Sridhar is an interesting example of someone who is playing the game and reaping the benefits. This effusive introduction to an interview with her gives some idea of her profile in the world of BIG MEDICINE:
Eric J. Topol, MD: Hello. This is Eric Topol on Medscape, and with me is my co-host Abraham Verghese. This is a really special edition of our podcast, Medicine and the Machine, because we have a phenom here, truly: Professor Devi Sridhar, the professor of Global Health at the University of Edinburgh, who has been a guiding light for the pandemic not only in Scotland or the UK, but for the world. It's actually kind of amazing given her background, her age, and everything else. Devi, welcome.Devi Sridhar, MPhil, DPhil: Thank you, and your introduction is too kind. We're all just trying to do our best through this crisis.Topol: Well, I want to just reinforce that my introduction is actually very modest relative to the things that you've been able to accomplish in your young career. There was a great October Lancet profile, which in a way was the beginning of how I got to know you. In it, Professor [Larry] Gostin at Georgetown said, "Devi is among the most inspirational and impactful global health leaders in the world ... All of Devi's work is guided by the core values of achieving a healthier and safer world with equity and justice."That's pretty nice, Devi, really.Sridhar: You're going to make me blush; it's a bit overwhelming. Larry's always too kind in his praise and in his words.Topol: Well, it's wonderful. It's richly deserved. Let's start with a little bit of your background: the youngest Rhodes scholar in history, starting at age 18, having already finished college — that seems kind of early.Sridhar: Well, that's just how my life worked out. I think everyone has different experiences that shape their life. I never set out to be the youngest or to make life go faster; I just had good mentors and was always looking at what I wanted to do next. Yeah, it's been a journey, but now I'm finally getting a bit on the other side. Students now look at me and see me as old, so that's been a change.Topol: Oh, hardly. What's amazing is, here you were, growing up in Miami, and you went to Oxford for the Rhodes Scholarship and you've never come back. We lost you.
Yes, "Devi is among the most inspirational and impactful global health leaders in the world" but some of the comments to the Odysee video are less than positive:
- She’s an evil fucking witch and if it were in my power I would issue a warrant for her immediate arrest and she would be summarily executed by hanging.
- Has anyone noticed how psychopathically evil most of the medical profession actually are? If you are looking for an industry where Satan would thrive, look no further than the petro-chemical medical industry.
- She presumably dropped an L off the end of her first name.
With people like Sridhar, one wonders whether they genuinely believe in what they are saying or whether they are simply psychopaths. It's hard to know. It seems more like a form of collective madness to me and certain individuals like Sridhar are chosen by their puppet masters to strut the world stage and be the mouthpieces for the official narrative. They have honorary club membership so to speak. Perhaps instinctively they know that if they stray from the script that they are reading, they will be yanked off the stage. Perhaps, they really do believe the script. Psychopaths of course are amoral enough to know what's really going on and yet still play the game.
The Wikipedia article about her shows that she is connected to all the big global players and even collaborated with Chelsea Clinton in the writing of a book:
While at the Blavatnik School of Government, Sridhar analysed the reach, effectiveness, and interdependency of supranational agencies like WHO, other UN health agencies, and organisations such as Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance and the World Bank. "The aim was to better understand the strengths and weaknesses of these organisations, and their comparative advantages and relevance to health ministries, especially in low-income and middle-income countries", she explained, in an interview with The Lancet. This work informed her 2017 book, co-authored with Chelsea Clinton, Governing Global Health: Who Runs the World and Why? In the book, Sridhar and Clinton argue that health governance is global and that global institutions are necessary to protect citizens and improve health outcomes on a broad scale. In addition, global health governance is changing, with increasing recognition of the need for intergovernmental cooperation to combat health problems. The book examined the work of four key organisations, the WHO; the World Bank; The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; and GAVI. A key point made is the recent phenomenon of public-private partnerships in global health, a discussion of how these came about and some of the effects of such relationships. A review by Margaret K. Saunders in the journal Health Affairs noted that the book "provides an in-depth picture of the history of these global institutions and, more importantly, shows what that history means for the future of global health."
Here is the most unflattering screenshot that I could create for her with an appropriate caption:
The Evil Witch
Whether a psychopath or dupe, the fact that she's promoting the jab for children means that she is part of a chillingly sinister agenda and an accessory to murder. While administration of the vaccine was limited to adults, it could be argued that as adults there is a choice of whether to receive the jab or not. Administration to children however, is another matter altogether. As one of the comments in the Odysee video said:
This evil witch should be dangling from the end of a rope for trying to get children injected with the poison, utter scum.
These are strong words of course but indicative of the emotions that are being generated by this nefarious agenda. This video from Dr Vernon Coleman is a scathing condemnation of this witch.
