Why Has Nobody Heard Of This Man?

[Karl12]

Following on from this thread do find it pretty amazing that nobody's ever really heard of this chap..

Especially given his instrumental role in the institutions involved in the pandemic; his wacky eugenicist opinions and truly deep connections to the Rockefeller's 'Hasting Centre'.






• 'Bioethicist' Ezekiel Emanuel:

• Senior Advisor to the Director General of the WHO.


• Chair of the WEF Future Health Care Committee.


• Founding Chair of the 'Bioethics' Department at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).


• Member of President Biden's COVID-19 Advisory Board

INFO:

An example of a prominent and controversial bioethicist with Eugenics tendencies was the CFR member EZEKIEL EMANUEL, the brother of Donald Trump’s showbiz agent, ARI EMANUEL. Ezekiel Emmanuel was an oncologist and one of America’s most influential bioethicists. During the Covid pandemic, in November 2020, President-elect Joe Biden named Ezekiel Emanuel to be one of the 16 members of his COVID-19 Advisory Board.

At the World Economic Forum, Ezekiel was the chair of its’ meta-council on the Future of Health Care Committee. Ezekiel was the founding chair of the department of bioethics at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH).  

In 2020, The Hastings Center hosted an online discussion of the ethical issues related to easing Covid-19 pandemic restrictions in the USA: “Re-Opening the Nation: What Values Should Guide Us?” This conversation featured Ezekiel and 2 others. Ezekiel complained that ‘Big Tech’ (Facebook, Google, et al) was not doing enough to share data about users’ movements with governments and researchers, relevant to COVID-19. 

By 2021, Ezekiel was publicly advocating mandatory vaccination for frontline workers and students. He also said that ‘immunity passports’ were “ethical” (See his 2020 co-written paper: “The Ethics of COVID-19 Immunity-Based Licenses (“Immunity Passports”)”.  

Ezekiel was criticised for his support of ‘death panels’ and for effectively throwing out the Hippocratic Oath, preferring that scarce medical resources should go to those who contribute most to society. As such, he was part of a school of thought that redefines a physician’s duty, insisting that it includes working for the ‘greater good’ of society instead of focusing only on a patient’s needs. He argued that a life past the age of 75 is mostly worthless. He argued this in his 2014 essay in “The Atlantic”: “WHY I HOPE TO DIE AT 75: An argument that society and families—and you—will be better off if nature takes its course swiftly and promptly”. 

Eugenics And Bioethics

Reckon the full linked article is well worth a read as there are some pretty outrageous opinions being discussed and any thoughts on the subject would be appreciated (this started out as a post that became a thread).