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Meet Jay Bhattacharya just nominated by Trump as the new NIH Director “Lockdowns were an enormous & catastrophic mistake.. We should recoil with horror.. Covid policies violated medical ethics & crushed ability for physicians/scientists to discuss facts/evidence.. many silenced"

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Dominic Michael Tripi1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya He’s absolutely terrific.

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Mrs. Lynda Matthews1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya It's like Canada is on another planet when it comes to the science. We are still being called anti vaxxer's in BC when it's well established these shots come with deadly side effects.

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Marlene Anderson1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya I was hoping Dr Bhattacharya would get the nomination. Finally, someone with intelligence and integrity to head NIH.

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Love4WesternCanada1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya I am experiencing extreme jealousy issues up here in Canada 😁

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VoxMerus1 year ago

@erichhartmann @DrJBhattacharya it destroyed the psyches of several members of my family. we cannot let this happen again. what’s stopping them from unleashing a new one now?

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Alan D Miller1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya Incredible brilliant news!! Hurrah!!

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Theo West1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya Wow, fantastic news. I've followed Dr. Bhattacharya for awhile and love him.

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Carrie Price Cox1 year ago

@paulmelzer1 @DrJBhattacharya Now if we could only have @MartinKulldorff as Surgeon General! One can dream.

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Francis Poldark1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya The truth will soon be revealed @BorisJohnson @RishiSunak Also Starmer - "sooner, longer, harder" @Keir_Starmer

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TimeFreedom ®️0️⃣🅱️ ⚡1 year ago

@DrJBhattacharya Common sense coming back to the USA

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