A respected obstetrician/gynecologist began his testimony before a Senate hearing on COVID-19 shot adverse events yesterday by announcing that it would be "difficult to conceive of a more egregious breach of medical ethics by the government-controlled medical-industrial complex than the promotion of COVID-19 vaccines to pregnant women."

"This campaign was not accidental," said Dr. James Thorp. "It was calculated. Pregnant women were targeted deliberately." 

He explained that this was done in order to influence the American public's perception of the COVID-19 shot as safe, because if pregnant women "could be convinced that the vaccine was safe and effective, it would imply that it was safe and effective for everyone."

"From the outset of the pandemic, this vaccine campaign was never grounded in biological science, but rather in behavioral science, specifically the manipulation of public perception through influence, fear, and persuasion," said Thorp.

"The federal government outsourced much of this psychological operation to NGOs which disseminated emotionally-charged and misleading messaging," noted Thorp. "These entities falsely assured pregnant women that the vaccines were proven safe and essential for maternal and fetal newborn health despite the fact that early evidence indicated quite the opposite."

The government's vaccine marketing approach was to "go for the low-hanging fruit, those easiest to pick and harvest," according to Dr. Jay Winston, an initiative director at Harvard's School of Public Health in a 2020 CBS News interview.

"And the 'fruit,' tragically, were pregnant women," he said.

Thorp cited a misleading study published in April 2021 in the New England Journal of Medicine that claimed the miscarriage rate was 12.6 percent, "but the raw data revealed an 82% miscarriage rate in women vaccinated during the first trimester."

"This figure mirrors the effects of chemical abortion drugs such as RU486," Thorp shockingly noted.

Thorp asserted that "publications were riddled with conflicts of interest and deliberate misrepresentations intended to coerce pregnant women into taking vaccines."