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  • Greenwich Health Department Is Spreading Misinformation Again...

    By Greenwich Patriots
    July 6, 2026
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    The Greenwich Health Department, like so many other agencies, lost tremendous credibility due to its actions during covid.

    They told people to “practice social distancing,” even though that “advice” was fabricated out of thin air. You’d think a “Health Department” would question a directive like that, but instead they blindly promoted it.

    They told people to wear masks to stop covid, even though masks were proven to be totally ineffective at controlling the spread, and caused much more harm than good.

    They got paid to shill covid vaccines, having received nearly $300k in grants to promote Big Pharma’s preferred covid narrative.

    They continued pushing the vaccine fear-mongering narrative even after Dr. Fauci admitted the shots failed to stop transmission, and evidence mounted of serious side effects like myocarditis.

    They never told residents that sufficient Vitamin D levels protect against covid — probably because Big Pharma fears anything that threatens the “disease model” driving profitability.

    Now the same Health Department that failed miserably at discerning the truth during covid has shared an article on Lyme Disease written by a covid vaccine shill.

    You won't be surprised at all by the punchline.

    The piece contains misinformation about Lyme disease and the discontinued LYMErix vaccine — a topic we know all too well.

    For instance, the claim that “after attaching for 24 hours, some [ticks] also inject spirochetes...” is wrong.

    The minimum attachment time for transmission of disease from an infected tick has never been scientifically established. Some tick-borne pathogens, like Powassan virus, can be transmitted within minutes.

    Next, the article claims the first Lyme vaccine, LYMErix, was simply “voluntarily taken off the market because too few people chose to receive it” due to its three-dose schedule.

    That's total nonsense.

    LYMErix was pulled amid a storm of serious adverse events, including autoimmune arthritis, chronic arthritis and symptoms otherwise indistinguishable from chronic Lyme disease.

    That’s likely because the LYMErix vaccine used a synthetic outer surface protein (OspA) that triggered the same debilitating chronic illness as “chronic Lyme” through immunosuppression and autoimmune mechanisms (molecular mimicry). The must-see documentary “Lyme Cryme” lays out this exact story — including how diagnostic criteria were manipulated to hide vaccine failures and injuries while protecting the manufacturer.

    There were class-action and individual lawsuits, too. The manufacturer, SmithKlein Beecham, didn’t just shrug and say “oh well, demand is low so let's take it off the market.” They ran from liability, public backlash, and horrific press. Pretending it was merely a “market performance” issue is an insult to every single person harmed by that vaccine.

    After downplaying the LYMErix disaster, repeating the 24-hour myth, and stoking fear about alpha-gal syndrome (the Lone Star tick meat allergy that can be potentially reversed through acupuncture), the article pivots to touting “new Lyme vaccines,” monoclonal antibodies, oral tick-killing drugs, and deer-bait vaccines.

    See the pattern?

    We told you the punchline wouldn’t surprise you.

    It’s just another Big Pharma commercial.

    Per Dr. Robert Malone on Substack

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