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About vaccines:


Where to start: I am going to assume you believe they are safe and they have been thoroughly tested because that is what they are reported as being. You see it on public transport, read it on the portals - why, even the infamous Aizliegtais Paņemiens show didn’t doubt their safety. I have noticed myself how those that doubt this are portrayed as crazy anti-vaxxers, whose opinions are similar to that which would have been made by the now-extinct Dodo (I think it was TVNet who thusly took the piss - the imagery was interesting. What are they trying to say? That those who don’t want to take these vaccines are about to make a mistake that could lead to them being another extinct population on the planet?).

So, about the testing:

These vaccines have, in the EU, got ‘conditional marketing authorisation’ (Source ema.europe.eu). These means their approval has been sped-up so they can be used in health emergencies. This means that companies must continue to provide further data from ongoing and new studies to confirm the benefits continue to outweigh the risks. In Pfizer’s case, for example, this Phase 3 of the trial will continue for a further two years (information form their press release)

I would really appreciate it if this information was given by journalists covering this topic because it is the truth. People who say there has been no testing are lying, and people who say that they have been thoroughly tested to the degree other approved vaccines usually have to prove their safety are also lying.

So what are the results so far regarding safety? If you read most of the press, and the experts that get a say there, you would imagine that the risks are tiny. Sometimes someone who has just had the jab will die, and people will argue whether it was due to the injection or not. Other people will post on social media horrendous images of adverse reactions, while others will say the chance of you having a bad response are 0.000001% or something like that. It is confusing. Thankfully, we have the MHRA (Medical Health products Regulatory Agency) in the UK, and they publish the reported adverse reactions to medications in the UK. Thus far there have been for Pfizer 334 deaths and 143,034 adverse side effects (some minor, some very serious) and For Astra Zeneca 627 deaths and 548,495 adverse side effects.

I haven’t seen any reporting of this, which is a shame because it is real data. On one hand you have people who find it hilarious that people think the vaccines are dangerous, and on the other hand, you have people who think there is something like a 10% chance of dying if you get injected. Both are outrageously ill-informed.

So, as you know, in my opinion coercing people - especially young people - who are at almost zero-risk of dying of covid is ridiculous (and immoral). The only argument I have heard is the ‘herd-immunity’ argument. Interestingly the WHO changed the definition of herd immunity from “the indirect protection from an infectious disease that happens when a population is immune either through vaccination or immunity developed through previous infection” (June 2020) to “a concept used for vaccination, in which a population can be protected from a certain virus if a threshold of vaccination is reached.” They go on to state that “Herd immunity is achieved by protecting people from a virus, not by exposing them to it.”

In 2018, The Bill and Melinda Gates foundation were the second biggest funders of the WHO. The GAVI Alliance came in 4th. But this information is probably best discussed in reference to your last question, which I will deal with on Thursday (regarding the WEF and other conspiracies).


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