Leana Wen (Wen Linyan) the Covid Celebrity Vaccine-Promoting Doctor Originally From China With Credentials of Epic Biblical Proportions

Editor's note: Ever have a read through Leana Wen's (born Wen Linyan) bio? Is it even possible to accomplish that much in 37 years of life including Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People of 2019? The first thing to notice is that Wen has become a CNN Covid celebrity doctor supporting Covid injections, masks, lockdowns and social distancing as a "leading voice in the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic." Wen says "getting vaccinated is like wearing a rain coat." Wen spent time in the UK at Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. That is a primer for being a celebrity hack for globalists sitting at WEF and Davos. Wen also is connected to the Brookings Institute and the China Medical Board. The China Medical Board is a Rockefeller operation and when created was considered a "second major project" with Rockefeller money. The "first" was the creation of the American Medical Association (AMA). Wen is also a big promoter of the HIV/AIDS epidemic so that should be a tip off. There is very little background on her parents. Could Wen be a CCP party plant globalist and British asset? What Covid injection/s has Wen had? The UK AstraZeneca? The Pfizer injection? If Wen wants you to shit a brick, you better shit a brick because she says so.
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Source: The Federalist

CNN's COVID 'Expert' Wants You Vaccinated Even If You Have Antibodies Because She Says So

SEPTEMBER 1, 2021 | By Eddie Scarry

Whenever the pandemic hustlers — namely, the media and the "experts" — urge the public to "follow the science," what they really mean is "Do as we say and don't ask questions," even if they don’t say so explicitly. 

But patience is apparently running thin as a sizable portion of adults is still uninterested in receiving any of the COVID vaccines, so it looks like at least some of these nags are ready to be a little more upfront. 

Leana Wen, one of the "experts" regularly on CNN, wrote Tuesday in the Washington Post that there are legitimate reasons that people who have already been exposed to and recovered from COVID don’t feel that it's necessary to get vaccinated. Nonetheless, she said, “there are simple responses to these arguments.”

Those "simple responses,” according to Wen, more or less come down to: Just do it.

"All eligible people 12 and above — including those who were previously infected such as that professor — would be better off getting the vaccine and should be required to do so," she wrote. "Vaccines for younger children must be an urgent priority and, once authorized, should also be mandated." 

That's the second paragraph of Wen's piece. She didn't even build up to the prescription that we all just go along with whatever she wants. (As an aside, that same day's issue of the Post had a separate column headlined, "What Dr. Leana Wen's improbable journey says about our country," and it was about Wen's memoirs about herself. It's perhaps no wonder Wen is so sure about Wen's demands about what you do to your body.)

What followed were another several paragraphs on the very scant evidence supporting the theory that receiving a vaccine dose offers better protection for individuals even if they already have antibodies from a previous natural infection.

The one cited by Wen with the most scientific weight behind it was a report put out last month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which Wen said "concluded that … vaccinated people have half the risk of reinfection compared with previously infected people who remained unvaccinated."

That sounds pretty authoritative, but it really isn't. That particular report acknowledged at the conclusion that because it was so limited in scope, "these findings cannot be used to infer causation" between a lack of vaccination of those with antibodies and reinfection. But looking at the data reflecting a small population in Kentucky from May through June, there seemed to be a pattern showing that more unvaccinated people were reinfected with COVID-19 than those who had also previously been infected and received a vaccine.

A major problem with that study, by its author's own admission, is that "persons who have been vaccinated are possibly less likely to get tested," and thus, "the association of reinfection and lack of vaccination might be overestimated."

In other words, there are quite possibly and probably a lot of people who both had antibodies and were vaccinated yet were still reinfected but were left out of the study because they didn't bother getting tested.

Please go to The Federalist to read more. 

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Why don't all of you over at the FDA do us a big favor and resign?

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Celebrity doctors like Wen get their talking points and guidance for the correct language to use when discussing Covid from the American Medical Association (AMA) that was the creation of Rockefeller money. The language (propaganda; control reality by controlling language), direction and public discourse on Covid dictated to doctors originates out of the AMA. The AMA is a commercial death cult. AMA directive: Instead of saying "get the vaccine it is the right thing to do," the AMA directs  physicians to say: "Getting the vaccine will keep you safe." Now listen carefully to Wen in the clip below...

AMA COVID-19 Guides

Globalist ass-et celebrity doctor, servitor of empire and Walgreens sponsored Wen Linyan can go jump off a cliff, and take Walensky with her...

Me love you soooo long with vaccine... 

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