Sharing Facts About „Vaccines“: Dr. Clare Craig Addresses the UK Covid-19 Inquiry

Introduction

Dr. Clare Craig, a pathologist and expert in diagnostic testing, recently shared her insights on vaccines with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. Her testimony focused on the accuracy of Covid-19 testing and the efficacy of vaccines. Dr. Craig argued that the current testing methods are flawed and that vaccines may not be as effective as they are being portrayed.

The Accuracy of Covid-19 Testing

Dr. Craig began her testimony by discussing the accuracy of Covid-19 testing. She argued that the current PCR testing method is flawed and can produce false positives. According to Dr. Craig, the PCR test is not designed to diagnose infectious disease, but rather to amplify genetic material. This means that a positive result does not necessarily mean that a person is infectious or even has the virus.

Dr. Craig also pointed out that the cycle threshold (CT) value used in PCR testing can greatly affect the accuracy of the results. A high CT value can produce false positives, while a low CT value can produce false negatives. Dr. Craig argued that the CT value should be lowered to increase the accuracy of the test.

The Efficacy of Vaccines

Dr. Craig also discussed the efficacy of vaccines. She argued that the current vaccines may not be as effective as they are being portrayed. According to Dr. Craig, the clinical trials for the vaccines were not designed to test for the prevention of transmission. This means that while the vaccines may prevent severe illness and death, they may not prevent the spread of the virus.

Dr. Craig also pointed out that the vaccines were developed using a new technology called messenger RNA (mRNA). This technology has never been used in a vaccine before, and its long-term effects are unknown. Dr. Craig argued that more research is needed to determine the safety and efficacy of mRNA vaccines.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Dr. Clare Craig shared some important insights on vaccines with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry. She argued that the current testing methods are flawed and that the vaccines may not be as effective as they are being portrayed. Dr. Craig’s testimony highlights the need for more research and transparency in the development and distribution of Covid-19 vaccines. As the world continues to grapple with the pandemic, it is important to consider all perspectives and ensure that decisions are based on accurate and reliable information

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Dr. Clare Craig shares some facts about “vaccines” with the UK Covid-19 Inquiry

Breaking News At the beginning of 2022, the UK launched a Covid-19 Inquiry to investigate the “preparedness and resilience” of the UK’s response to the covid pandemic. Diagnostic pathologist Dr. Clare Craig was asked to submit a statement regarding deaths associated with the covid “vaccine” rollout in the 15 to 19-year-old age group. Of course, it is impossible to share these details without explaining the “bigger picture” concerns about the injections.  There is little hope the Inquiry will conduct a fair review of the evidence but at least the evidence will be recorded and there can be no claims of ignorance in the future. Dr. Craig’s submission is 175 pages with almost 700 references. Although she has not published her

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