The Irish doctor who paid the ultimate price for questioning the COVID narrative
Dr. Gerry Waters' boldness led to his suspension, making him Ireland's only doctor penalized for conscientiously objecting to illogical pandemic measures and costing him his 40-year medical career.
In a world quick to dismiss COVID as a distant memory, one man's story demands we stop and listen. Dr. Gerry Waters, a 40-year veteran general practitioner from Ireland, dared to challenge the pandemic narrative with unyielding conviction. His courage came at a devastating cost: his career, reputation, and livelihood. Was he a reckless rebel or a truth-teller crushed by a system desperate to control the narrative?
As fear gripped the globe in 2020, Dr. Waters was armed with decades of medical experience. He noticed something amiss: "I could see as the months went by... there was no pathogenic virus in the community worthy of any note," he recalls.
To him, the end of 2019 and the beginning of 2020 signalled a mild flu season, no worse than prior winters. Yet, when he raised concerns with the Irish College of General Practitioners, he was met with silence — no debate, just dismissal.
Undeterred, Dr. Waters refused to comply with measures he deemed illogical, like masking, social distancing, and isolating the elderly. He dug deeper, questioning the PCR tests cycled 45 times in Ireland, which he called unreliable, capable of "finding anything in anything." Defiant, he continued examining patients without a mask, confident that no deadly pathogen lurked. "I was saying, 'I will do the post-mortems. I will open the patients without a mask.'”
This stance sparked backlash. After sharing data questioning the narrative, like the absence of child deaths and an average death age of 82, one patient reported him to the Irish Medical Council. What followed was a swift, brutal reckoning. With just two days' notice, Dr. Waters faced the Council without legal representation. He claims members wouldn't even look him in the eye, yet they voted to suspend him, against their legal team's advice. Absurdly, he was given one hour to shutter his practice, and by March 2021, his clinic, staff, and income were gone.
Dr. Waters also refused to administer experimental the novel, modified RNA vaccines, calling them unnecessary and untested. Vilified as a "granny killer" on national radio, the once-respected TV doctor was silenced, his story untouched by mainstream journalists. He became Ireland's only doctor suspended for conscientious objection. Shockingly, the complaining patient later tried to withdraw the complaint, saying that the punishment didn't fit the supposed 'crime.'
The Council ultimately ignored this and opted to enforce Waters' suspension from practice instead.
Now, in 2025, with rising excess deaths and vaccine injury reports, Dr. Waters believes vindication is near. He calls COVID a "psychological operation" to push a novel injection, leaving "tens of thousands" vaccine-injured. Why did so few doctors see what he did? He cites fear, gullibility, and a masterful propaganda campaign. Used as a warning to silence others, Waters has no regrets — though he says he's done with medicine, and refuses to work with colleagues whom he says betrayed their patients.
Like Canada's Dr. Patrick Phillips and others, Waters' story is a chilling reminder of the cost of dissent. How many others were silenced? And what does this mean for trust in our institutions?


COMMENTS
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Fran g commented 2025-05-16 18:33:54 -0400I worked in AHS until 2005 and already there was a lot of questionable norms
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Chris Martin followed this page 2025-05-14 00:38:50 -0400
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Bruce Atchison commented 2025-05-12 19:38:52 -0400Psy-op indeed. Big pharma and governments loved the panic-demic. So did government workers who never lost a day’s pay. What fascists the government bureaucrats and medical council were and still are in some cases.