A medical doctor who works at both Regional and Providence hospitals says that while hospitals in Alaska are indisputably under pressure, they are not in crisis and the public should not panic.
“There is no rationing of care,” the doctor said. He took issue with the Providence medical professionals who showed up a the Anchorage Assembly meeting on Sept. 14 to tell the Assembly that the hospital is now under a crisis standard of care protocol and that mask mandates are certainly in order.
…due to the many requests we have received, we’ve created a Vaccine Event reporting system of our own to collect stories of what has happened to real Alaskans who have had the jab, suffered and yes, even died as a result.
“You are not alone, and your experience matters.”
The mainstream media called us liars and extremists when we first had the audacity to publish federal VAERS data, but there is no way to contact the persons who submit VAERS data, it’s anonymous, and so we can’t do any follow up as to what happened, and it IS happening and those stories are a perfect example of the kind of story you will NEVER hear on the mainstream media, and that is why the Alaska Watchman exists. So….
If you or a loved one has had a life-changing reaction to any one of the three brands of COVID shot or shots, please go to akvaxevents.com and tell us your story. We are a very small team here at the Watchman, so be patient, but we will reach out to folks who have suffered due to the COVID jab and help you tell your story because even though I get letters all the time from people who wonder if anyone cares… I can assure you, we do, and so do thousands and thousands of your neighbors. You are not alone, and your experience matters.
So tell us what happened at akvaxevents.com and help us raise a lamp on the dark side of what is happening in Alaska as a result of these shots.
About 15 doctors, nurses, and medics showed up at the Anchorage Assembly meeting on Tuesday, fully outfitted in their white medical garb, looking like they came directly from their shifts at Providence Hospital to testify that the mayor of Anchorage must enact a mask mandate in the municipality’s buildings, and he must encourage people in Anchorage to get a Covid-19 vaccine.
What caused Building 7 to collapse on 9/11? Dr. Leroy Hulsey from the University of Alaska Fairbanks may have the answer, following an exhausting four year engineering study. Directed by Dylan Avery.
52:30 “Finally, we did get this big chuck of stuff: hard drives, laptops, zip drives, thumb drives and stuff like that. The day that stuff arrived at my office is the exact same day that Sarah Palin went on Hannity & Colmes, and declared that she was not running for president in 2012.
DR. IONA FARR @ 1:32:00: “They’re not following good protocols. … To try to get somebody with Ivermectin in the hospitals. Once they go into the hospitals here they cannot get it. It’s not on formulary at the hospital. The hospitals here are not doing it.”
DAN FAGAN: “Are you telling me that if you end in the hospital with Covid you are not allowed to have Ivermectin which is so effective in treating this virus?”
FARR: “That is true.”
Dr. Farr also said that those who have the strongest immunity for Covid, because they have antibodies from having Covid are 4 to 5 times more likely to get injured from the Covid vaccines.
Anchorage Assembly member Jamie Allard in an interview this week said she believes requiring children to wear masks in public schools is criminal child abuse.
Allard, a vocal opponent of the city’s previous mask mandate and other COVID-19 restrictions, first made the statement in a column on a conservative website last week. It was published ahead of an Anchorage School Board meeting considering the school district’s COVID-19 mitigation plan. The plan recommended requiring students and staff, in most cases, to wear masks indoors during the upcoming school year.
“I also agree with those who believe that masking children is nothing short of criminal child abuse. Don’t do it, Anchorage School Board,” wrote Allard.
One of the most remarkable clips from Tuesday’s Anchorage School Board meeting. Board member Kelly Lessens says masking kids all day in school is good because “We don’t live in a fundamentally free society.” Until all kids 12 and up are vaccinated for Covid-19, she supports masks.
Anchorage Christian Schools, on the campus of Anchorage Baptist Temple in East Anchorage, never enacted a mask mandate last year.
With a student body of about 550, another 140 have applied to attend this fall, after the school absorbed about that many more at the beginning of last year’s classes. The school can accommodate up to 900.
“She was really a wonderful elephant. A beautiful elephant with a rough history but an indomitable spirit. A big, big personality,” said Jackie Gai, Maggie’s veterinarian in her final years. “She had a beautiful face with long eyelashes. A very sweet and expressive face.” …
Her new home was a sanctuary in San Andreas, Calif., run by the Performing Animal Welfare Society. Dr. Gai, director of veterinary services for PAWS, said Maggie flourished in her new habitat, with acres of hills to roam and mud to wallow in. And Maggie had a best friend: Lulu, a retired zoo elephant from San Francisco.
“They refused to be apart. Everywhere Maggie went, Lulu went, and vice versa,” Gai said. “So it’s just what I would say was the deepest of friendships.”
Gai said Maggie seemed to choose the place of her death. On Tuesday, Maggie lay down under a favorite oak tree. With Lulu by her side and a caregiver nearby, Maggie drew her last breath.
While African elephants in the wild can live to 65, Gai said Maggie exceeded the median life expectancy for a captive elephant.
“She was a good friend to her elephant friends, and she was lucky to have a caring zoo director who made the right decision for her,” Gai said. “And we are honored to have had the opportunity to care for her all these years.”
Gai said Lulu seems sad and is getting extra attention.
Maggie’s care was funded for several years by game-show host and animal advocate Bob Barker, who also reimbursed the Air Force for Maggie’s flight from Alaska.
In the conservative Mat-Su Valley, vaccine rates are much lower than left-leaning Juneau. And yet the transmission rate for Covid in the Valley is much lower than Juneau, despite the capital city employing rigid lockdowns and the valley mandating practically none.
You won’t read that in the Anchorage Daily News or hear it on KTUU.…
Have you ever seen the media so focused on any issue as they are currently when it comes to demonizing people choosing not to get the experimental vaccine?
And then you add in Big Tech’s censorship of any news organization telling both sides of the story when it comes to the vaccine.
Dan Fagan Show 7/20/2021 (audio below). ‘Woke’ analysis starts at 20:25:
Dan explains why ‘woke’ is popular among leftists because it’s how many people are now getting their self worth, through virtue signaling, believing they’re championing for the woke causes. Leftism gives people a sense of purpose, even if what they’re championing is often not virtuous.
“Most leftists appoint themselves savior of mankind, crusaders for the oppressed. Typically, people who are left don’t believe in the existence of God. So there’s an emptiness there in their lives, and they have to fill it, and that’s how they fill it, by appointing themselves savior. And they come up with these crazy policies to destroy the lives of those who make good decisions, and to enable the lives of those who make bad decisions.”
According to July 12 data from the Alaska Department of Health, only 35% of Mat-Su residents are vaccinated. Despite this, the area enjoys one of the lowest COVID transmission rates in the state at just 2.8 cases per 100,000 people.
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Mat-Su has/had about HALF the deaths and hospitalizations, an OLDER population and NO MANDATES! 3/04/21:
Great to hear Alaskans question the ethicacy of the experimental Covid vaccines in general, as well as the State of Alaska offering $50 gift cards for anyone who will take the vax.
Mike Porcaro is mostly pro-vax, and Crash, his sidekick is almost always fully pro-vax. Once again, Crash demonstrates his lack of integrity through his sex jokes, even homosexual.
Reports from Alaska and across national are likely much higher than what appears on VAERS, which captures only a small fraction of total instances, according to a 2012 study by Harvard.
“’Underreporting’ is one of the main limitations of passive surveillance systems, including VAERS,” the VAERS website notes, adding that it “receives reports for only a small fraction of actual adverse events.”
