Dr. Richard Wein is the chair of the Alaska State Medical Board. On Tuesday, January 4th, Dr. Wein attended a meeting in which Dr. Joe McLaughlin, the chief epidemiologist for the state of Alaska, offered comments on the use of masks.
On Wednesday, January 5th, Wein shared McLaughlin’s comments in person at the Sitka School Board meeting.
According to Wein, McLaughlin said that cloth masks provide no benefit against viruses. Following are Wein’s comments regarding the matter:
“. . . Doctor Joe McLaughlin . . . mentioned that masks are about filtration and [the] only one out there that does filtration is the N95 and that [it] has to be fit tested and you have to be taught to be able to use it. So if you really want to have a mitigation, you need to teach the staff and the students how to use their masks. It’s not just a well-fitting mask. There are specific guidelines on how masks actually fit and how they work. It’s filtration and N95s are the only ones that that are able to do it.
“The bottom line is Joe McLaughlin said it’s filtration, it’s N95, cloth doesn’t work.
“The surgical masks that I’m seeing here etc. are poorly fitting masks. They will not work. . . .
“Joe McLaughlin says it doesn’t work. . . . [I}t’s over with the masks. They do not work. You see the spikes. It won’t affect Omicron. It won’t affect the viruses. . . . you really have to accept that fact.”
Earlier in the meeting, one of the newer board members said, “I don’t know what normal looks like.”
This was Wein’s response:
“You know what normal looks like? A smile, and these things can be removed without any effect on mitigation. And each one of you do not have an appropriate mask on, and none of the students do, because they’re not being taught. . . . [Y]ou really need to do what educators . . . do and teach your students how to analyze data and then come up with reasonable decisions.
“[M]ore and more people are saying these things don’t work. . . .
“Stop this nonsense.
“Make it voluntary and I think everyone will be much happier. And then we may see a few more smiles around the school, because the kids definitely don’t know how to use masks.
“Thank you very much for your time.”
McLaughlin’s comments, while appreciated, are not news to the scientific community or to the people running the Covid operation. Dozens of mask related studies spanning decades demonstrate that even when worn correctly by professionals in clinical settings, surgical masks provide little if any benefit against viral infections.
Therefore, it is ludicrous to believe that masking the public (people of virtually all ages in virtually all settings) with incorrectly worn cloth masks would have any value in curbing viral transmission or infection. That people believe otherwise is evidence of mass psychosis.
Since scientists have always known that cloth masks don’t work as the Covid prophets declare, we have to ask, Why is the mask rhetoric changing? Why is it that even on CNN cloth masks are now referred to as facial decorations? Why now?
It is naïve to believe that our captors have any intention of releasing us from our psychological, facial, financial, spiritual, and in some cases, physical jail cells. The end game was and is global slavery.
If anything, when pundits trash cloth masks, they are not prepping the public for facial freedom. No, they are prepping the public for more fear and for more abuse.
This will likely come in the form of mandatory N95 mask requirements. Never mind that the use of N95 masks is difficult, uncomfortable and dangerous even when worn by professionals in clinical settings. Never mind that, even if trained properly, the public wouldn’t, couldn’t, and shouldn’t wear N95 masks in non-clinical settings.
Mandating N95 masks is just more of the same: another strategy to destroy humanity one mind, one spirit, and one breath at a time.
This stops when we take the masks off our minds, our souls, and our faces.
This stops when we reclaim our sanity and our sovereignty.
This stops when we bring the perpetrators of the ongoing Covid crime—the largest and deadliest crime ever perpetrated—to justice.
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Brett Wilcox is a husband, parent, grandparent, and author of three books:
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