"Truth Shall Make You Free" Hiding Truth Brings Bondage; Biden, Fauci, Newsom Need To Go

LOS ANGELES - Nov. 11, 2021 - PRLog -- With Aaron Rogers, NFL Quarterback out of football for taking alternative medicine approved for use in other nations while Viking's coach admits player hospitalized for Covid after fully vaxed, re-evaluation of the shot with transparency in reporting is needed, says Richard Ruhling, MD, whose training in epidemiology leads him to question why the cover-ups of bad ADRs?

Adverse Drug Reactions are a leading cause of death since Journal of AMA reported them as the 4^th to 6^th leading cause of death, 4-15-1998. It defined those events as due to a drug "properly prescribed and administered" which means it was unpredictable for the event to happen.

But now we are seeing many untoward reactions, Guillain-Barre being at the top of the list posted by the FDA online, but who knows about it—why doesn't the media don't mention it,  asks Ruhling.

When a healthcare worker sees 32 people die after the shot in a nursing home but it doesn't make the news, we should wonder why? Is there is a "massive coverup" as suggested by HHS, https://www.wnd.com/2021/09/evil-highest-level-hhs-whistleblower-claims-massive-cover-vaccine-risks/

Ruhling says he was taught that Moses wrote the first comprehensive health code. Its provision for quarantining the sick person was helpful to eradicate Bubonic Plague centuries ago, but we let Fauci push a reverse quarantine with lockdowns for all of society and work places to the detriment of millions and the loss of billions in the economy that is still folding in different segments each week.

When will it be time to prosecute Fauci for the lies, or has Biden's dementia gone too far to approve it and his handlers who favor global government are in control? asks Ruhling.

The very last thing we should want is our children to be given an experimental shot that failed the animal studies and there is NO long-term support for safety. Hiding a bad reaction while pushing the shot on kids would seem unethical; we need transparency, says Ruhling.