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12/28/24 S11 E0775
12/28/24 S11 E0775
12/28/24 S11 E0775
Saturday 28th December 2024
Harry Fisher shares shocking frontline experiences during COVID, revealing untold stories of vaccine impacts. A must-listen for truth-seekers.
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Episode Overview
- Harry Fisher shares experiences from COVID frontlines.
- Discusses censorship faced by healthcare workers.
- Reveals stories of young strokes post-vaccine.
- Explores themes from his book, 'Safe and Effective for Profit'.
- Encourages healthcare workers to speak out despite risks.
"They called me a terrorist for trying to warn people."
American Medicine Today takes a bold step into the controversial arena of COVID-19 vaccinations with a riveting discussion featuring Harry Fisher, a seasoned paramedic and military veteran. Fisher shares his gripping experiences from the front lines during the pandemic, revealing startling accounts of young strokes and heart attacks post-vaccination. His stories paint a picture that starkly contrasts the official narrative, shedding light on incidents that mainstream media often overlooks.
The episode delves into Fisher's book, 'Safe and Effective for Profit', which he describes as a personal journal detailing his encounters during the pandemic, coupled with insights from medical professionals like Dr. Peter McCullough. This discussion isn't just about Fisher's experiences; it challenges listeners to question the information fed to them during the COVID era and encourages a deeper examination of the vaccine's impact.
Hosts Kimberly Bonati and Ethan Youker navigate through these complex issues with Fisher, who candidly recounts being censored for speaking out about the vaccine's dangers. His tales of being labelled a 'terrorist' for warning others are both shocking and thought-provoking, leaving you wondering about the extent of suppression faced by those on the front lines.
As Fisher talks about his journey, he also touches on the broader implications of silence among healthcare workers, urging more to speak up despite the risks involved. This episode is not just a recounting of events but a call to action for transparency and truth in healthcare. If you're ready to explore the untold stories of paramedics during the pandemic and question the status quo, this episode of American Medicine Today offers a compelling listen.
It challenges perceptions and inspires reflection on what truly unfolded behind closed doors.