Dr Dre

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We follow the YouTube videos of Dr John Campbell on Covid. He analyses data and statistics and is very good. We call him Dr Dre. However, he has recently come under fire from YouTube for making claims that contravene YouTube's policies on Covid, but are nevertheless scientifically correct.

One bone of contention is that he's not allowed to say vaccines can be totally ineffective; however, it's a scientific fact that when an incubation period is very short, a vaccine given just before infection doesn't give the body sufficient time to generate antibodies. Covid vaccines, for example, give you protection around a month after vaccination, but the incubation period averages out at 6-7 days (and is getting shorter with every mutation), thus there is a large gap in time when you're not protected. He's not allowed to say this.

Below is Dr Dre's video explaining this.

He overcomes this ridiculous ban by using the House of Cards defence - "So-and-so may say this, but I couldn't possibly comment," when So-and-so is a recognised expert in the field of vaccines and virology.

It's doubly ironic when there's so much obvious crap on YouTube.