Monday, May 4, 2026

Behind Closed Doors vs. Public Messaging: What Health Officials Knew—and What They Didn’t Say



Let us make this simple.  the JAB induces Myocarditus.  This is not a minor problem.  I also suspect that steroid use induces myocarditus.  just saying.

We have two common denominators.  One is the JAB likely #4.  The second is over training athelites who applied steroids to allow that level of training.  Both can be worked up statistically and anchor two class action lawsuits.

A crime against humanity took place to tap government coffers world wide.  A portion of the perps thought that they were reducing the popuation as well.  

folks are dying, but not at a high level.


Behind Closed Doors vs. Public Messaging: What Health Officials Knew—and What They Didn’t Say


Subpoenaed documents point to a growing gap between internal discussions and public messaging during the Covid vaccine rollout.



The Vigilant Fox



May 1


The following information is based on a report originally published by A Midwestern Doctor. Key details have been streamlined and editorialized for clarity and impact. Read the original report here.

The FDA knew the COVID shots would kill and maim countless Americans.

They kept injecting anyway.

One government employee tried to sound the alarm about “49 examples” of deadly side effects that conventional safety analyses weren’t detecting.

She was shut down.

Her name was Dr. Ana Szarfman.

On March 1, 2021, less than three months after the rollout of the COVID-19 injections, Dr. Ana Szarfman, an employee at CDER and safety data mining developer, warned that the FDA’s existing system could hide vaccine safety signals due to a flaw called “masking.”

She proposed a newer method developed by statistician Dr. William DuMouchel that corrected for this issue and, when applied, detected “49 examples of extreme masking” that the standard system did not.

These “49 examples of extreme masking” include not “minor” but serious adverse events:

• Bell’s palsy

• Cardiac failure

• Acute left ventricular failure

• Agonal rhythm (severe end-of-life arrhythmia)

• Pulmonary infarction

• Cerebral artery occlusion

• Aortic stenosis

• Sudden cardiac death

• Hypertensive emergency

• Basal ganglia stroke

When Dr. Szarfman proposed a new method, she was told to “hold off on creating and sending data mining reports and analyses.”

Later, they “made it clear” that she “needs to focus on her assigned work” and “should not be discussing or providing internal analyses externally.”

As Dr. Szarfman puts it, her work became a “pest” for raising concerns about safety signal masking.

In September 2021, Dr. Peter Marks, the FDA’s top vaccine official, decided that Dr. Szarfman’s COVID vaccine data-mining days were over.

He informed Dr. Patrizia Cavazzoni, the then director of CDER, that Dr. Szarfman “has been asked to cease and desist conducting her data analysis.”

Dr. Marks complained that Dr. Szarfman’s work had become “a major distraction” and that her efforts could “create erroneous conflicts that feed into anti-vaccination rhetoric.”

Dr. Szarfman went on to retire from the FDA in 2025 after more than 35 years of service.

She raised concerns about safety signal masking. The FDA essentially told her to shut up.

Because in their eyes, “49 examples of extreme masking” could create “erroneous conflicts” and fuel “vaccine hesitancy.”

Unfortunately, this is not a one-off instance. It’s part of a much deeper problem: the gap between what’s known internally and what’s allowed to reach the public.



For years, Americans were told the COVID vaccines were “safe and effective.”

Not mostly safe.

Not partially effective.

Not still being studied.

Safe. Effective. Full stop.

The message was absolute, repeated by government officials, doctors, media outlets, hospitals, employers, schools, and nearly every major institution in the country.

But internal records now suggest something very different was being discussed behind the scenes.

The story is no longer just about whether the COVID vaccines caused harm.

That debate has been raging for years.

The bigger question is what federal health agencies knew, when they knew it, and why the public was told a much different story than the one officials were discussing behind closed doors.

Senator Ron Johnson’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations obtained thousands of pages of subpoenaed HHS records.

The investigation and subpoenaed records suggest that the CDC and FDA were aware of serious safety signals involving myocarditis and strokes, yet continued pushing the vaccines while downplaying the risks.

That’s the part we can’t ignore.




Vaccine trust was built on a very simple promise.

The government said the products had been carefully tested, monitored, and transparently evaluated.

If a serious safety issue appeared, the public would be told.

But according to the records Johnson released, that isn’t how the COVID vaccine rollout worked. Not even close.




The myocarditis timeline is absolutely brutal.

On February 28, 2021, Israel’s Ministry of Health reportedly notified CDC officials of “a large number of reports” of myocarditis, “particularly in young people,” after Pfizer vaccination.

By mid-April, CDC officials were internally discussing a myocarditis safety signal tied to mRNA vaccines.

But the public—the people receiving these vaccines—didn’t receive that same level of warning.




As early as May 2021, CDC and FDA officials had reportedly acknowledged a myocarditis/pericarditis signal, especially in males ages 16–17 and 18–24.

VAERS was signaling the same problem in those age groups.

That should have been a defining moment for public transparency.

Instead, officials softened the message and kept pushing the vaccine.




A formal Health Alert Network message was drafted.

A HAN alert is not some casual website update. It’s how health agencies warn doctors and public health officials when something serious needs attention. That’s big.

But according to Johnson’s findings, the alert was never issued.

The public got milder “clinical considerations” instead.

That’s shocking.

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