Q&A: How do we restore confidence when doctors never read the evidence?¶
Day 4 · 3:35:43 · Myriam Bohémier · Dean Allison · Dr. Gary Davidson
- 🤝 Davidson admits he does not know how to rebuild trust after colleagues failed to act in good faith.
- 💼 Doctors feared job loss, student tuition and farm overhead; many privately thanked him but refused to speak out.
- 📉 Pfizer paper itself showed more deaths in the vaccinated arm—yet remained unread.
MP asks how public trust in medicine can be rebuilt.
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Transcript¶
Myriam Bohémier · 3:35:43
Um, we, we, how do we move forward to get some sort of, I guess, confidence back in the system?
Dean Allison · 3:35:55
I mean, is it somebody had mentioned they didn't have time to read, right?
Myriam Bohémier · 3:36:01
But if they're providing care to people, you'd think that they wanted to have the best care possible to these people. How do we reconcile that?
Dr. Gary Davidson · 3:36:12
I'm not sure if I know the answer to that. How to restore the trust back in, in the profession, to be honest with you, after this. Because when people have been hurt and injured and, and we, or, you know, in my— some of my colleagues haven't seemed to have done what they did in, in, you know, good faith, it seems. And of all people, we should have known, we should have been able to read. You know, and like I say, I printed off Pfizer's own research in my office and I'm the department head and I'm saying, guys, you need to read this. And they just like, I'm not reading that. And I don't even know why they did that because they should. It was pretty easy to read. It's pretty easy to see that there were more people died in the vaccinated arm than the unvaccinated arm. You know, there's so many things in there. It was so obvious this wasn't a good vaccine, but they wouldn't read it because I'll tell you why. Because I got in trouble every time I did something. And doctors don't have really a lot of transferable skills.
Dr. Gary Davidson · 3:37:14
Walmart wasn't hiring and they don't pay well. And if I lost my job, I had two kids in the school in the States and in college that I would've had to bring them home. I have a farm. As a professional, you have quite a large overhead. There was no other way to pay those things. And everybody could see how I was getting treated and they said, we're not going there. Lots of them come up to me and said, I really appreciate what you're doing, but I just can't do it.
Dean Allison · 3:37:40
And that's unfortunate.
Myriam Bohémier · 3:37:42
So in reality, the very system that's supposed to care for people was coerced into and fearmongered, right, into promoting something that they themselves had no confidence or, or care to Check, say that it's, it's, it's unfortunate that, that we have coercion by the people who receive the vaccines, and then how many people, how many the doctors, the medical profession, were coerced from above, um, from government. Yeah, to do this. Yeah, yeah, yep. I'll just, I'll disagree with you.
Dr. Gary Davidson · 3:38:27
It's, it's, uh, it's really sad.
Dean Allison · 3:38:30
Well, if you have a question, go ahead, Alex.