Dr. Daniel "Dan" Stock, a licensed primary care physician and family medicine physician specializing in immunology and inflammation regulation, made his speech during a school board meeting in Mount Vernon, Indiana. The school board called for an emergency meeting on Friday, Aug. 6. to discuss enacting COVID-19 restrictions for the schools it handles. (Related: Schoolchildren are being LURED into getting coronavirus vaccines.)
Around 20 parents were in attendance, nine of whom spoke, including Stock. Before he began his speech, he provided the school board with a flash drive containing multiple studies about COVID-19.
"Everything being recommended by the [Centers for Disease Control and Prevention] and the state board of health is actually contrary to all the rules of science," he said. "We still have a problem because we're doing things that are not useful."
Regarding mask mandates, Stock first explained how the coronavirus worked. He said the virus is spread by aerosol particles that are small enough to go through masks. He said this is supported by at least three studies that were sponsored by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
"The CDC and NIH have chosen to ignore the very science that they paid to have done," said Stock.
"Because [COVID-19] cannot be filtered out and they have animal reservoirs … no one can make this virus go away," he added. "No one can make this virus go away. The CDC has managed to convince everybody that we can handle this like we did smallpox, where we could make a virus go away."
"That will not happen with this any more than it will with influenza, the common cold, respiratory syncytial virus, adenoviral respiratory syndromes or anything else that has animal reservoirs."
Watch Dr. Dan Stock's speech at the Mount Vernon, Indiana school board meeting here:
Stock explains how COVID-19 vaccines hurt more than help
Stock also spent his time explaining to the school board how the COVID-19 vaccines are hurting more than they are helping.
He explained that the COVID-19 vaccines are causing outbreaks among the fully vaccinated of a respiratory virus in the middle of summer. He explained that other respiratory viruses do not do that.
He said that the COVID-19 vaccines actually cause the immune system to "fight the virus wrong." This reaction allows the virus to get worse than it would have been had the vaccinated individual simply gotten a regular COVID-19 infection.
"You should also know that no vaccine, even the ones I support and would give to myself and my children, ever stops infection," said Stock. He cited a case in 2014 when several people who were vaccinated against the mumps spread the disease to multiple unvaccinated people.
"Therefore, there is no reason for treating any person vaccinated any differently than any person unvaccinated."
This last statement was an attack on any potential vaccine mandate that may come from the school board. He pointed out that mandating the experimental and side effect-riddled COVID-19 vaccines is not necessary when there are simple and very effective remedies for the virus.
Stock said he had treated over 15 patients positive for COVID-19 by giving them vitamin D, ivermectin and zinc.
He also referenced several studies that prove that people who have healthy levels of vitamin D are unlikely to succumb to COVID-19.
At the end of his speech, Stock said he did not blame the school board for following the recommendations of the CDC and the NIH because they believed it was reasonable to listen to public health authorities on matters related to COVID-19.
"But I would encourage that instead you listen to the people out here in this audience and read what's on that data drive," said Stock, urging the school board members to do their own research.
Stock said he was willing to testify in court regarding his recommendations if required.
The doctor's speech was met with applause, and the video of his speech has spread on various social media platforms.
The Mount Vernon school board has agreed to take into account the testimonies and feedback from Stock and the other parents and will meet again on Aug. 16 to finalize its plans for the school district.
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