Hammond "RFK, Jr. and I Discuss the War on Informed Consent"
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and Jeremy discuss how Dr. Paul Thomas was suspended for respecting the right to informed consent for vaccinations.
From Jeremy Hammond:
“I recently joined Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. on his podcast The Defender to discuss the importance of the right to informed consent and how this fundamental human right has been under assault by the medical establishment. This assault is illustrated by the Oregon Medical Board’s suspension of Dr. Paul Thomas for respecting his patients’ right to informed consent for vaccinations.
Don’t miss our enlightening discussion! (I don’t have an embed code for the video, but if you’d rather watch than listen only, watch it here. There is also a transcript at that link.) Then, for more information about the suspension order against Dr. Paul Thomas, be sure to read my paper “Oregon Medical Board Suspends Dr. Paul Thomas for Practicing Informed Consent“.
Update: In August 2021, adapted from that article of mine, my book The War on Informed Consent: The Persecution of Dr. Paul Thomas by the Oregon Medical Bard was published, featuring a Foreword by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.”
Hammond has provided so many well-sourced articles about the various aspects of the covid response. It's worth looking into them and saving them for future reference.
Thanks for the link to the transcript, bc it helps us spot Hammond's nonsense, e.g.,
> And I think with the ★COVID-19 pandemic★ and the mass vaccination end game of the lockdown regimes, I think the risk is heightened all the more. I mean, we were already fighting this battle ★before the pandemic★. And now they’re talking about immunity passports and mass vaccination, and they want to vaccinate children next despite the ★low risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection to children★.
Hahaha. "THE pandemic". "Despite the low risk is SARS-CoV-2 infection I'm children".
That's like saying children have a low risk of getting unicorn bites.
Hammond is a bully and a dope. And the fact that Bobby treats him as some kind of rock star shows a profound lack of good judgement.