Dissenters of the covid narrative

List of the scientists, health professionals and independent researchers who criticise the covid narrative from the fundamental to a more superficial level

The listing below is a resource of all those who criticise the covid narrative divided according to the nature of their criticism. Suggestions of others welcome in comments.

Contemporary and 19th/early 20th century dissenters are listed separately. There is a fallacious notion that anti-vaccination attitudes tend to be held mainly by modern day parents concerned about possible side-effects their children might suffer. Nothing could be further from the reality which is that ever since germ theory and vaccination were first put forward eminent doctors and scientists have opposed them.

Those who refute the sciences of virology and vaccinology - contemporary

Those below refute the science of virology at the outset so take it as a given that the alleged sars-cov-2 is a fiction and any alleged vaccination presents only risk, no benefit.

• Mike Stone, independent researcher - ViroLIEgy.com (Intro good place to start), Substack

• Michael Wallach, independent researcher and filmmaker - Substack, film series, The Viral Delusion

• Sam Bailey, MD - Odysee channel, Substack, DrSamBailey.com, co-author, Virus Mania, The Final Pandemic

• Mark Bailey, MD - A Farewell to Virology, The Covid-19 Fraud & War On Humanity, co-author, The Final Pandemic

• Mike Donio, biotechnologist and molecular biologist - Substack

• Brendan D. Murphy, independent researcher - Substack, Truthiverse

• Tom Cowan, MD - DrTomCowan.com

• Andrew Kaufman, psychiatrist - Bitchute channel

• Jordan Grant, urologist - Science, Pseudoscience, and The Germ Theory of Disease

• Claus Köhnlein, oncologist - Interview with Dr Sam Bailey co-author, Virus Mania

• Amandha Vollmer, naturopath and researcher - Substack

• Katerina Sugak, naturopath and researcher - The Truth about Smallpox

• Christine Massey, biostatistician - Substack, No record found of sars-cov-2 isolation

• Dr David Rasnick, biochemist - DavidRasnick.com

• Dr Stefan Lanka, ex-virologist - wissenschafftplus.de, Video by Sam Bailey

• Dr Stefano Scoglio, microbiologist - ResearchGate, co-author, Virus Mania

• Dr Kevin Corbett, PhD, health scientist - KevinPCorbett.com

• Alec Zeck, independent researcher - Substack, The Way Forward with Alec Zeck

• Michael Bryant, independent journalist - Off-Guardian articles, Global Research articles

• Jon Rappaport, journalist - Substack, NoMoreFakeNews.com

• Dawn Lester, independent researcher - Substack, co-author, What Really Makes You Ill

• David Parker, independent researcher - co-author, What Really Makes You Ill

• Torsten Engelbrecht, journalist - co-author, Virus Mania, Off-Guardian articles

• Eric Coppolino, journalist - Substack

• Michael Yeadon, former top respiratory scientist at Pfizer - Why I don’t believe there ever was a Covid virus, Speech at rally, May 2023

Settling the Virus Debate Statement - 20 scientists and doctors

20 scientists and doctors including some of those listed above have signed a document that requests labs to show they have isolated the alleged sars-cov-2 following steps that need to be followed using the scientific method.

Settling the virus debate

The End of Covid

The End of Covid is a program of interviews and discussions about many aspects relating to the alleged covid pandemic. 94 people are participants in the program, a number of whom are listed above.

Those who refute the sciences of virology and vaccinology - 19th/early 20th century

Taken from The Germ Theory House of Cards by Mike Stone (highly recommended)

• Antoine Bechamp (1816–1908), French scientist now best known for breakthroughs in applied organic chemistry and for refutation of the work of Louis Pasteur.

• Rudolf Virchow (1821–1902), one of the 19th century’s foremost leaders in medicine and pathology. He was also a public health activist, social reformer, politician, and anthropologist.

• Lawson Tait (1845–1899), a pioneer in pelvic and abdominal surgery and developed new techniques and procedures. He opposed Lister’s antisepsis which made use of chemicals and achieved good results simply using boiling water to clean his instruments rather than chemicals.

• DD Palmer (1845–1913), founder of chiropractic rejected the emerging germ theory. His son, BJ Palmer, developer of chiropractic, famously said: If the Germ Theory were true, no one would be alive to believe it.

• Montague L. Leverson (1830–1925), MD, British lawyer and homeopathic physician, argued that not only had the germ theory, which rested entirely upon assumptions, never been proven true, but these assumptions were incapable of being proven, and many of the assumptions had already been proven untrue.

• Dr. Herbert Lumley Snow, MD, MRCS (1847-1930), the original champion of elective lymph node dissection in melanoma, said very similar things about vaccination as certain doctors and scientists are saying today:

  “In recent years many men and women in the prime of life have dropped dead suddenly, often after attending a feast or a banquet. I am convinced that some eighty percent of these deaths are caused by the inoculation or vaccination they have undergone. They are well known to cause grave and permanent disease of the heart. The coroner always hushes it up as ‘natural causes.”
  He was also highly critical of germ theory.

• Max Joseph von Pettenkofer (1818–1901), Bavarian chemist and hygienist. He is known for his work in practical hygiene, as an apostle of good water, fresh air and proper sewage disposal. He was further known as an anti-contagionist, a school of thought, named later on, that did not believe in the then novel concept that bacteria were the main cause of disease. In particular he argued in favor of a variety of conditions collectively contributing to the incidence of disease including: personal state of health, the fermentation of environmental ground water, and also the germ in question.

Scientists and doctors who dissent with the narrative other than refuting virology

The following may or may not accept there is a virus but not a pandemic or they may accept a pandemic but that it doesn’t require at least some of the measures

• Professor Martin Neil, statistician - Substack

• John Dee (pseudonym), former NHS statistician - Substack

• Dr Peter McCullough, cardiologist and scientist - Substack

• Dr John Ioannidis, epidemiologist - STEM talk

• Joseph Mercola, osteopath and alternative health practitioner - The Truth About Covid-19

There are many more, however, the claim of a novel virus causing the alleged illness covid-19 clearly has no legs and any argument that doesn’t recognise this obvious fraud is undermined at the outset.