Is Imperial College Professor Robin Shattock a Liar, Stupid, or Just Ignorant?

May 9, 2023

Is Imperial College Professor Robin Shattock a Liar, Stupid, or Just Ignorant?

By STEVE KIRSCH

Shattock went on the BBC and said, “there is no evidence whatsoever that vaccines have been associated with any increase in mortality.” I think he’s a liar. What do you think?

Executive Summary

Imperial College of London Professor Robin Shattock went on BBC and said “There is no evidence whatsoever that vaccines have been associated with any increase in mortality.”

I’m serious. He really said that.

That sort of misinformation can cause people to believe the vaccine is safe.

Shattock is in the UK. I don’t live in the UK, but I’ve heard the news about excess deaths. Of course, none of these deaths were caused by the vaccine since Professor Shattock said so.

OK, so what caused the largest excess death levels in 50 years if it wasn’t the vaccine?

As for his “no evidence” claim, I have a slide deck he should look at. Can anyone read my slide deck with an open mind and agree with his statement? Can you read the Schwab paper and think there is “no evidence”? Can you explain all the deaths reported in adverse event systems worldwide that are “off the charts”? Can you explain why your friends and relatives are dying off at a greater rate post-vax? Can you explain all those 15-year-olds dying from heart attacks all of a sudden after the vaccines rolled out? Those odd clots that were only seen after the vaccines rolled out that can cut off blood supply to your heart, brain, or lungs and kill you? No evidence eh?

There are basically only 3 options AFAIK: he’s a liar, he’s stupid, or he’s ignorant.

He’s published over 160 papers so he’s not stupid.

I don’t think he’s ignorant, but it’s possible he has an extreme case of willful blindness. A scientist at his level is unlikely to be making blanket statements like that unless he’s sure he’s right. If he knew he had limited knowledge of the field, he’d simply say he was personally unaware of any evidence. But he didn’t do that. He said categorically that there is no evidence. Bold. You wouldn’t do that if you were ignorant (unless you were stupid).

One other thing… He’s funded by the Gates Foundation.

So we’re left with our final option: he’s a liar.

What do you think?

I reached out to Professor Shattock for comment

I was hoping to show him some evidence and give him an opportunity to admit that he was ignorant and correct his remarks.

But he declined to reply to all my emails.

Summary

It’s important we hold people accountable for their statements.

In my opinion, people like Professor Robin Shattock set an absolutely horrible example for others to follow. What happened to scientific integrity? Where is his apology for his misinformation?

Also, isn’t it interesting how the faculty at the Imperial College London is staying silent? I guess they don’t want to jeopardize their funding sources either.