Peter A McCullough, How can Americans separate fact from fiction when it comes to the bird flu or any other pandemic

Peter A McCullough, MD, MPH, Chief Scientific Officer, TWC twc.health/GRUBER, Promo Code GRUBER saves 10%. Recently, it was reported that the FDA was preparing to give emergency use authorization to an mRNA bird flu vaccine.

 

1. First, would such a vaccine be effective in combatting bird flu?

2. Second, if it is unlikely to be effective what would be behind the decision to push another mRNA vaccine?

3. The McCullough Foundation recently reported that the Gates Foundation had awarded a $9.5 million grant to the University of Wisconsin to make the bird flu transmissible to humans and other mammals. Why would anyone want to do this?

4. This raises a concern that Senator Rand Paul and others have voiced about regulations regarding dangerous biolabs. How big of an issue is this?

5. Finally, how can Americans separate fact from fiction when it comes to the bird flu or any other pandemic? Who can they trust?