Although this is raw data, previous VAERS studies have shown that only 1–10% of vaccine-related deaths are reported to VAERS — or less. This would put the likely real death count in the U.S. at tens to hundreds of thousands.
Inexplicably, Dr. Fauci was able to look at those data and say, "obviously the safety looks really, really good in well over 140 million people having been vaccinated." How can he look at the VAERS data in good faith and say the safety looks good?
The updated number of published death reports as of April 30 is 3,837. That's 300 reports in a week, and those are just the reports: per the studies that show that VAERS underreports deaths, we're on pace for an estimated half a million COVID vaccine deaths by the end of the month. It's remarkable that the press isn't covering this.
They are indeed doing the opposite, insisting that VAERS data are meaningless. They say VAERS reports are unverified, which is always true with raw data, and anyone can make them, so we don't know that 3,544 deaths have happened.
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CDC: "A review of available clinical information, including death certificates, autopsy, and medical records has not established a causal link to covid-19 vaccines".
ReplyDelete"It's remarkable that the press isn't covering this".
It isn't remarkable. The press doesn't report fake news as if it were real. Only the fake news outlets you love do that. btw, OAN isn't covering it? I'd have guessed they'd be all over this BS.
btw, I guess you forget that it was under the Dotard administration that the emergency use authorizations were issued. Apparently (from your delusional perspective) Dotard Donald didn't have the brains and guts to make the call that an emergency use authorization was too risky. Because (again, as per your delusions) covid isn't a BFD and we should have stuck with (via people contracting it) natural herd immunity.
ReplyDeleteFake news? What's THAT?
ReplyDeleteIs it anything like elitist-constructed "public opinion"?
ReplyDeleteApparently you've gone completely off the deep end. How many layers of tinfoil are you up to? You're probably wallpapering your house with it at this point.
ReplyDeleteWhy would I do that AND poke a hole through all the tinfoil for my FIOS internet connection to get in?
ReplyDeleteBecause Qanon doesn't publish a hard copy newsletter.
ReplyDeleteThen where's all the wallpaper come from?
ReplyDeleteI think most of it comes from wallpaper manufacturing plants. If you're referring to your tinfoil wallpaper, I assume you bought it. If you were looking around your home when you wrote "where's all the wallpaper come from" (i.e. you don't know how it got there)... maybe one of your alternate personalities is responsible?
ReplyDeleteI don't have any wallpaper. All my walls are painted. Are you sure you aren't thinking of your abode?
ReplyDeleteYou were just wondering where it came from. In YOUR home. Now you say there isn't any. I don't know what explains this. Perhaps the alternate identity that inhabits you when you blog can't perceive the tinfoil wallpaper?
ReplyDeletebtw, all my walls are painted. Or wood.
Was I?
ReplyDeleteYour tinfoil hat is made of wallpaper?
Yes. No.
ReplyDeleteOf course, it was made of tinfoil. :)
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