Senior NHS Doctor Struck Off Medical Register For Sharing Official Data on ‘Lethal’ Covid Vaccines

A senior NHS doctor has been struck off the medical register after speaking out about the safety of COVID vaccines and calling pharmaceutical companies “evil,” a tribunal has ruled.

Dr. Daniel Armstrong, a 35-year-old consultant psychiatrist, put his career on the line to warn the public about the disastrous consequences of the COVID mRNA vaccines.

Despite citing fully verifiable and official statistics regarding the death toll from the vaccines, Dr. Armstrong’s comments were deemed to undermine public trust in both public health guidance and the medical profession.

Whatever happened to the Hippocratic oath? The promise to “do no harm” seems to have been replaced by a mandate to silence dissent and protect the status quo.

The decision to remove Dr. Armstrong from the medical register came after a tribunal in Manchester reviewed a video he had shared on BitChute.

In the footage the consultant identified himself as a doctor before questioning the safety and effectiveness of Covid vaccines, which he explained are at the heart of a grand deception with tragic consequencesff.

‘I am using my doctor title, my registration under the GMC in the UK, to bring you this message about what the truth is, but also highlight the deception,’ Armstrong said in a near two-hour video entitled Navigating the Truth-Deception Reality.

‘We are being lied to on a cosmic scale, a global scale, and there is a huge agenda why they are lying to us. In essence, you know that you were lied to. 

‘Whether you took the jab or not, they lied to us all. They said it was safe and effective, and they couldn’t have known whether it was safe or effective. 

‘They couldn’t have known after three months.

‘My message is clear to everyone: don’t take any more. You’ve a doctor here, he’s got his license on the line – given it up. Don’t take any more of the injections. These guys are evil.’

A three-strong panel convened by the medical practitioners tribunal service acknowledged Armstrong’s right to freedom of speech under the European Convention on Human Rights. 

But the panel concluded that the doctor’s words ranged beyond free speech, drawing on an ‘outlandish’ rationale and ‘inflammatory and emotive words’ to justify ‘unprofessional and unacceptable conduct’. 

‘The tribunal recognized that Dr Armstrong has a right to express himself freely, to hold his opinions and share them with others,’ said the panel.

‘However… the opinions advanced could be described as “scaremongering”, in that they contained clear and unambiguous assertions that Covid vaccines are not safe and instruction/ direction that people should not take them.

‘He asserted that the public has been deceived, but the tribunal found that much of the rationale relied upon by Dr Armstrong to support his opinions is outlandish and bears no obvious relationship to medicine or medical research.

‘The opinions included representations of wholesale deceit by the pharmaceutical industry, and statements about collusion between that industry and other authorities.’

In the concluding minutes of the video, Armstrong branded big pharma ‘a big con’ and referred to the GMC as ‘scumbags’, said Kitching, who added that the doctor also described the tribunal as a ‘kangaroo court’.