Epidemiology Debunks 'Distancing' and a Call for the Return to Sovereignty | Parisse Deza

By Parisse Deza, April 13, 2020

Dear Friends and Fellow Sovereigns,

Below are excerpts I transcribed from a recent interview with NY epidemiologist Dr. Knut Wittkowski, who has done modeling of epidemics for thirty-five years. He explains why "herd immunity" is necessary to end respiratory epidemics, and that social distancing is keeping that from happening. Social distancing is lengthening the epidemic, harming more people, and virtually insuring there will be a 'second wave' later on. https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=lGC5sGdz4kg&feature=emb_logo

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Thanks and Blessings,

Parisse Deza

"Those who comprehend the greater destiny become a part of it.
Those who comprehend the lesser destiny resign themselves to the inevitable." -Chuang Tzu

Dr. Wittkowski, formerly of the Rockefeller University for 20 yrs., head of the department of biostatistics epidemiology and research design, before that worked with Klaus Dietz, one of the leading epidemiologists in the world at Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen, Germany . He has done modeling of epidemics for thirty-five years. [Emphasis of key sentences is mine.]

4/3/20 https://youtu.be/lGC5sGdz4kg

KW: Children ...are evolutionarily designed to be exposed to all sorts of viruses during their lifetime, and so they should keep going to school and infecting each other, and that contributes to herd immunity, which means after about four weeks at the most the elderly people could start joining their families, because then the virus would then have been extinguished.

Interviewer: You mentioned in the piece that in fact you think containment would prolong the duration of the virus. Can you talk about that?

KW: Yes. With all respiratory diseases the only thing that stops the disease is herd immunity. About 80% of the people have had to have had contact with the virus, and the majority of them won't even have recognized that they were infected, or would have had very, very mild symptoms, especially if they are children. So it is very important to keep the schools open and kids mingling to spread the virus to get herd immunity as fast as possible.

Interviewer: And so what do you make of this policy that was enacted in the US and most of the world, this policy of containment, of shelter in place. What is your opinion of it?

KW: What people are trying to do is flatten the curve. I don't really know why. But what happens if you flatten the curve, you also prolong, to widen it, and it takes more time.

Interviewer: And what do you say to people who say, 'We just didn't know about the lethality of this virus, and the smartest thing to do is just to do what we did and contain everybody because we didn't have the data?'

KW: It's not the first corona virus that comes out and it won't be the last. For all respiratory diseases we have the same type of an epidemic. If we leave it alone, it comes for two weeks, peaks, and it goes for two weeks and it's gone.

Interviewer: During the press briefing yesterday [4/2] Fauci, the president and the rest of the people assembled were saying that had they not done the containment strategy that they have done that upwards of two million people would have died in the US. What do you think of that figure?

KW: Well, I'm not paid by the government, so I am entitled to actually do science. If...there had been no intervention, the epidemic would have been over like every other respiratory disease epidemic.

Interviewer: What do you think about their latest figure that they claim that because of social distancing that we saved ourselves from the two million dead, that we are probably looking at 150-200k dead... ?

KW: I don't know where these numbers are coming from. They're totally unrealistic; there are no indications that this flu is fundamentally different from every other flu. Maybe it's a bit worse than other flus. Could be.

KW: For a respiratory disease, a flu ends during springtime. People spend more time outdoors because outdoors the viruses cannot easily spread. That is a form of containment. Spend more time outdoors.

Interviewer: So we're now spending more time indoors...Doesn't that help keep the virus going?

KW: It keeps the virus healthy.

Interviewer: So we should be told to go outdoors.

KW. Yep. Going outdoors is what stops every respiratory disease.

Interviewer: They're saying this is more contagious than the seasonal flu or the H1-N1, and that's why we have to take it more seriously; it's much more contagious. Is that just ridiculous?

KW: I don't know where that opinion comes from. The data that we have speaks against it.

We can see that in China, in Korea, the epidemic went down, and did exactly what every other epidemic did....Nothing is fundamentally different than the flus we have seen before. Every couple of years there is maybe a flu that is a bit worse than the other flus, and it goes away in exactly the way the other flus went away. This one behaves exactly the same way.

In the US we are prolonging the epidemic to flatten the curve...We will see more deaths because of this social distancing.

Interviewer: We keep seeing more now about this second wave that will come in the fall. ...It seems from what you're telling us that we'll have a second wave because of social distancing.

KW: If we had herd immunity now, there couldn't be a second wave in autumn... However, if we prevent herd immunity from developing it is almost guaranteed that we will have a second wave as soon as either we stop social distancing or that climate changes with winter coming or something like that.

Interviewer: So should we tolerate this? Should we stand for staying sheltered in house arrest...or should we perhaps be resistant?

KW: We should be resisting and we should at least hold our politicians responsible....One thing we should do and that would be safe and effective is opening schools. Let children spread the virus among themselves, which is a necessity to get herd immunity. That was probably one of the most destructive actions the government has done.

Interviewer: What would you like people to know?

KW: I think people in the US and maybe in other countries as well are more docile than they should be. People should talk with their politicians. Question them. Ask them to explain. Because if people don't stand up to their rights, their rights will be forgotten.

Parisse Deza has 47 years experience in self-cultivation arts, and calls his field Consciousness and Creativity. He is an educator, counselor, reader, artist, writer, and Daoist internal alchemy, chigung, and feng-shui adept living in Sedona, Arizona.
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