LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Editor: Ouray County is working on filling its vacant director of public health position. Is anyone as concerned as I am with the lack of objective, independent thinking demonstrated by our Public Health Department during the SARSCoV-2 experience?

Based on what is now known, it seems undeniable that lockdowns, social distancing, masking and ultimately the repeated injections of what is still, at best, an experimental biological agent, all carried out through government-sponsored pressure campaigns aided and abetted by the public health community at large, were not only ineffectual and unnecessary but potentially quite harmful to those who followed these edicts – promulgated by “experts” who proved anything but, following “the science” that proved anything but, and reciting inaccurate and downright deceptive information that induced an extraordinary state of fear and anxiety throughout the population.

Some suspect a rational explanation for these otherwise absurd measures is that they’re part of a sinister, global elitest attack against the human brain that has been steadily changing us, aimed at depriving us of our ability to think for ourselves. (Yes, along the lines of Huxley’s “Brave New World,” only worse.) Of course, not everyone is on board with this. But many of our best scientific and medical minds are seriously considering the possibility, especially those who were unjustly censored, discredited, deplatformed, cancelled, de-banked, and deprived of their professional certifications and livelihoods for daring to express their professional opinions (now largely acknowledged correct) that veered from the narrative of the compliant “experts.”

Indeed, a compelling case has recently been made by one of them in a new book about the effects on our brains of everything that occurred with respect to SARS-CoV-2. The author is Michael Nehls, MD, PhD, an internationally renowned molecular geneticist specializing in immunology. I would go so far as to say that anyone in the public health field will need to be fully cognizant of the information provided in this book (entitled “The Indoctrinated Brain”) if they are truly going to be able to help people with their health throughout the perma-pandemics to come being predicted by the leading world health authorities.

Ouray County must do better than blindly following the World Health Organization and CDC. Our public health director needs to be a medical doctor who understands Dr. Nehls’ work and can prove they demonstrated objective, independent and correct thinking throughout the SARS-CoV-2 disaster.

Bob Kelly

Pleasant Valley