Trish Wood
Trish Wood
Vera Sharav
Vera Sharav
Vera Sharav
Saturday 31st July 2021
Vera Sharav discusses ethical concerns of public health policies, drawing from her Holocaust experiences on Trish Wood's podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Vera Sharav's Warning: The Ethical Dilemmas of Modern Public Health Policies
What was unique about the holocaust, as I have decided from my perspective, is in fact the partnership between medicine and government.
Picture this: A Holocaust survivor sharing her harrowing experiences to shed light on today's public health policies. That's exactly what happens when Vera Sharav sits down with award-winning journalist Trish Wood. In this episode, Sharav doesn't just recount history; she draws unsettling parallels between past and present, urging us to question the ethics behind lockdowns, forced vaccinations, and skewed case counts. Sharav's perspective is unique and deeply personal.
She reminds us how the collaboration between medicine and government during the Holocaust led to unimaginable atrocities. Fast forward to today, and she sees a worrying echo in how public health policies are being enforced. The episode delves into the fears of many experts who remain silent, wary of the backlash they might face for speaking out.
The conversation is raw and unfiltered, touching on controversial topics like Tony Fauci's involvement with the Wuhan lab and the medical community's role in historical and current ethical lapses. It's not just about skepticism; it's about vigilance and remembering that 'first do no harm' should always come first.
If you're concerned about the ethical landscape of today's public health measures or simply want to hear a compelling story from someone who lived through one of history's darkest times, this episode is a must-listen. Sharav's insights are not just historical footnotes; they're a call to critically evaluate the present to avoid repeating the past.