Goebbels and the Diseased Jews. What the Data Really Shows.

Are they afraid to ask the question, or do they already know the answer?

In an article published yesterday by the Washington Post, it is noted that measles and chickenpox is spreading in Columbus, Ohio; a phenomenon which the author attributes to low vaccination rates. The author decries the fact that covid vaccine hesitancy creeped into other vaccines as well. Her point is well taken. If the federal agencies at the CDC, FDA and NIH would have only ignored the thousands of people who suffered reactions or even died from the vaccine, it would have been bad enough. Instead, they gaslit and mocked them for even suggesting the link.

These behaviors weren’t created in a vacuum. Indeed, the apparatus that rammed through the approval of this vaccine despite all the safety signals generated were already put into place with the other vaccines.

But there is a more serious problem here.

All the pictures depicting people in the article were of Orthodox Jews in Brooklyn. Even though this is an article about Columbus, Ohio

Why is this such a problem?

Because there is more to the picture than the measles vaccine.

In October of 2021, Sharyl Attkisson revealed that the Amish had a radically different approach to dealing with covid than most of the civilized world. In short, they shunned the government lockdowns, operated as normal and were not worse off for the wear. In March of 2021 they were the first community to achieve herd immunity. She further reports that “there's no evidence of any more deaths among the Amish than in places that shut down tight— some claim there were fewer here. That’s without masking, staying at home, or another important measure.” Sharyl also notes that relatively few Amish received the covid vaccine, a fact corroborated by AP News.

We have yet to see any official study or report examining the actions of the Amish community and if their approach should have been followed. Sure, there’s a plethora of studies how to further persuade people to adopt suggested government behaviors, even among the Amish, and increase vaccine uptake, but there’s no data to know if the draconian steps taken that ruined perhaps millions of lives were justified.

Maybe the government didn’t know.

Maybe they still don’t know.

It turns out, however, that the Amish weren’t the only ones who shunned government diktats.

A recently released email addressed to the head of the NYC Health Department (Jane Zucker) written by a (radically pro-vaccine) health care provider sent in July of 2020 read as follows.

Hi Alyssa and Jane,

I hope you’ve both been well. These are tumultuous times.

I wondered whether we might be able to schedule a call to discuss something that may be of interest to the Health department?

Boro Park, as you know, was hit hard by COVID during the surge in NYC. From mid-March to mid-April we sustained heavy losses and thousands of infections.

Soon after Passover, however, the community stopped social distancing, mask wearing, and isolating . Shuls opened (even on Passover), and by May there were illegal basement classrooms set up, which segued into full school sessions happening in school settings. For the entire May and June, Boro Park was operating as usual - without any significant new cases, save for some sporadic ones.

Anecdotally, ParCare and ODA, two large medical centers that service the Orthodox community have told me that their COVID antibody rates are in the 60-70% range. I've seen their data; it' s fascinating, even when accounting for false positives.

I believe this community should be studied! There is much to learn about COVID, and something unusual (perhaps herd immunity?) seems to be going on.

Let me know if you' d like to discuss this further! I would be happy to help.

Dr. Zucker was curt and non-committal in her reply. She responded that she has received this information from various providers in the community. With that, she deferred to a different employee within the Health Department.

While we have filed for more FOIA’s trying to see the extent of their investigation into this phenomenon, but to date there seems to be no study on this community.

Remember, this was only at about four months into Covid!

This didn’t stop New York from creating lockdowns by Zip Code to specifically target Orthodox Jewish populations in a model that was subsequently found to be based on nothing more than the whimsical wishes of Cuomo and DeBlasio.

When it came to the Covid vaccines, the Jews found themselves in the crosshairs once again.

In this slide labeled “Not intended for public distribution”, we find that not only does the health department maintain zip-code level data, but they actually have block-by-block data on vaccination rates

Because of these low vaccination rates, the orthodox Jewish community became the subject of a host of perception-altering initiatives as we documented in many of these posts.

But the most important question was never stopped to be asked (publicly).

Was the Orthodox Jewish community better off or worse off due to their behaviors?

And it isn’t because they don’t know the answer.

We had herd immunity, quality of life, and no loss of business. But most of all, the source that drove all these behaviors was the fact that we won’t let go of our religious obligations. Definitely not for something so trivial as a mere government mandate.

So when Lena Sun, the author of the WaPo article above only remembers about the Jews in NYC during an unrelated measles outbreak in Ohio, we must question why wasn’t the Jewish population studied as a control group to the entire world in regard to covid? This Gobbles Style depiction as Jews being disease spreaders when the truth is that they may have fared the best in the Covid outbreak and subsequent dangerous clot-shot rollout is troubling to say the least. The willful blindness has caused more death and destruction than the measles and chickenpox is ever capable of.