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The Connecticut Department of Public Health (CT DPH) congratulated Immunization Champion Award winner Dr. Katherine Noble in a Facebook post on Tuesday.
The Immunization Champion Award, hosted by the Association of Immunization Managers (AIM) and funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), recognizes individuals who go "above and beyond" to push vaccines onto children and adults in their communities.
CT DPH lauded Dr. Noble for spending "years educating families and healthcare professionals about the importance of immunizations through speaking engagements and published work."
AIM celebrated Dr. Noble—who was appointed to the Advisory Committee to Advise the Connecticut Department of Public Health Commissioner—for being "an outspoken advocate for keeping children in school and activities throughout the pandemic."
Our readers probably know Dr. Noble better as the medical advisor for Greenwich Public Schools, a role she started in 2020.
She is literally the reason that Greenwich Patriots even exists.
On March 18, 2021, Dr. Noble was featured on a PTA Zoom call to speak with Greenwich High School parents about COVID-19 vaccines. Mind you, this was just three months after the shots received Emergency Use Authorization, yet Dr. Noble led parents to believe they were "fully approved."
During the Zoom call, a concerned parent commented in the chat that Dr. Noble had left critical information out of her presentation. The parent noted that she did not reveal the compensation she would receive for vaccinations, did not provide information about the potential risks associated with the shots, ignored other potential therapeutic options, and failed to mention that mRNA was classified in SEC filings as a 'gene therapy.'
The parent provided some of the missing details directly in the chat, including links to CDC and FDA definitions. The chat quickly blew up with more questions as it became clear that Dr. Noble was only providing part of the story. Instead of addressing these concerns, however, the chat was shut down and the call was abruptly ended.
Following that call, parents came together and asked Superintendent Toni Jones to issue a correction to Dr. Noble's presentation. We felt it was vital for people to learn the truth about the covid shots—that they fully understood the risks and knew the survival rate was north of 99%, especially for children.
Additionally, one parent whose children had been patients at Dr. Noble's practice for more than a decade reached out to her office directly. The parent asked Dr. Noble why she misled families on the call by providing incomplete information, and why she didn't disclose the downside risks.
Instead of answering, Dr. Noble booted the family from her practice.
That move is just as telling as CT DPH disabling and curating the comments on their post about her. Now, only five positive comments remain visible.
If it weren’t for Dr. Noble, there would have never been a "Greenwich Patriots," a "Truth Truck," or anything like it.
We might never have uncovered how the Superintendent took $10 million in covid money to enforce harmful, arbitrary "precautions." These policies forced children to wear masks that disrupted learning and caused health issues without ever working as promised. They established social distancing guidelines pulled literally out of thin air, and set up school vaccine clinics explicitly designed to pressure students, teachers and staff into getting the shots.
Uncovering these hidden agendas and standing up for our children is exactly what united our community. While we may not celebrate Dr. Noble's award, we will always celebrate the amazing, lasting friendships that were forged while fighting back against the covid vaccine agenda.
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