I previously wrote about various Japanese experts who mysteriously (and likely profitably) changed their minds about mask effectiveness. But for over 2.5 years, Japanese TV viewers have had the pleasure of being informed by one expert who has been relatively consistent: Prof Yoshihiro Kitamura of Nippon Medical School.
Prof Kitamura earned the nickname “Pants” Kitamura on Japanese Covid Twitter thanks to his advice about preventing infections while dining.
In fact, his actual words were even worse.
Who takes advice to mask while dining seriously? Well, the governor of Osaka certainly did.
So how effective are masks according to Prof Kitamura?
Before you try to think of a witty retort about vaccine effectiveness, don’t bother. He’s already beaten you to it.
In other words, the first two doses didn’t do much for very long. Prof Kitamura should know that the third dose doesn’t do much for very long either.
But unlike many “experts” who seem to want the pandemic and its accompanying theatrics to continue indefinitely, in 2020 Prof Kitamura gave a clear time limit: 100 years.
He may not be trustworthy, but at least he’s consistent. Consistently mental.
Extraordinary. A Trilateral Commission stooge, a Big Pharma 'donor' recipient, seriously mentally ill, or all of the above?
With out even reading your post I can answer your question. Based upon the photo which depicts him wearing a disease spreading accelerator, No, he is not trustworthy.
Now I’ll read your post.