On Saturday, 2 April 2022 traditional annual Gridiron dinner took place at Washington, DC's high class Gridiron Club. This party took place after a two year break caused by the COVID pandemic public health restrictions. So this was the first time this crowd got to have their annual party since 2019.
And, by all descriptions, party they did. They enjoyed their dinner, they milled around, they watched comedy skits, they sang together while holding hands. And 72 of them, about 10% of the crowd, had tested positive for COVID-19 following the party. Which is especially remarkable given that one of the requirements for admittance was being vaccinated against the virus.
The crowd included many luminaries, including Dr Anthony Faucci himself. And yet, for all the talk about distancing and the need for kids to miss out on normal interactions, they did not fear the supposedly horrible virus enough to at least avoid forming large crowds while breathing intensely and thus exchanging viral particles. Of course, they now claim to have been counting on their shots - which they would have known better than to do had they merely read this publication as it is by now well established that the protection offered by these vaccines vanes rapidly and becomes insignificant within mere months.
No one of those infected is reported to be in a really rough shape. That is not surprising either as the readers of this publication also would know. At this point, the virus has predominantly mutated into milder variants whose lethality is roughly equivalent to that of seasonal flu. Readers of this publication would also know that.
One also wonders what kind of medical help those infected are receiving. If past behaviour of the DC elite is any indication, it is entirely possible that some of those infected at the Gridiron dinner party are being secretly treated with FLCCC's and Dr Pierre Kory's Ivermectin-based protocol that has been proven highly effective. Readers of this publication would also not be surprised if this turned out to be the case.
Media figures are now trying to curtail reporting on details of the Gridiron superspreader event citing privacy rights. It is indeed curious, given how there are jurisdictions out there where you are required to present a proof of vaccination - a piece of private medical information - to enter a restaurant or get a job.
I typically prefer to just inform readers but here some conclusions are just too tempting and I will share them as I am just unable to help myself. First, it seems preposterous to believe that these elites themselves, including Dr Anthony Fauci, believe their stated position on COVID-19 being a grave threat. Their behaviour is too inconsistent with that position. Secondly, their lack of questioning of the vaccines' efficacy - at least in public media space - is indicative of corruption as well - unless you are willing to believe that they are, simply put, too dumb to realize that a 10% infection rate from a single event in a fully vaccinated cohort indicates utter failure of the vaccination campaign, or at the very least warrants a serious discussion. This episode and response to it is one more reason to practice extreme skepticism towards mainstream COVID narrative and any and all related official pronouncements, as readers of this publication have already been advised.
References
Fauci & Friends Threw a 100% Hypocritical, 100% Vaccinated Superspreader Event on April 6th
James Lyons-Weiler, Popular Rationalism, 11 April 2022
After Gridiron Dinner, a covid outbreak among Washington A-list guests
Paul Farhi, Roxanne Roberts and Yasmeen Abutaleb, The Washington Post, 6 April 2022
72 people at high-profile D.C. dinner test positive for Covid
Christina Zhao and Molly Roecker, NBC News, 10 April 2022
US COVID vaccines: their power fleeting, their usefulness limited
@borepstein , 7 November 2021
Dr Goloborodko's latest COVID update
@borepstein , 26 January 2022
US Congress members, family members and staff allegedly secretly treated with Ivermectin for COVID
@borepstein , 9 October 2021
Distrust as the most reasonable default position
@borepstein , 6 February 2022
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