Growing Evidence of COVID Vaccine Harm: Multiple Links

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  Charles Higley

  January 20, 2021 at 4:42 pm | #

  “Personally I don’t believe they know enough about this virus”

  A vaccine developer in the UK was complaining that they could not do valid tests because the virus was gone. How do you test against something that is not present? You cannot.

  Not only has the virus never been properly isolated, cultured, and shown to cause disease, it is simply not available for producing valid tests, antibody tests, and vaccines. None of the tests and vaccines can be valid as they have nothing to test it on. It’s a patent joke.

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    Melvyn W

    January 21, 2021 at 1:39 am | #

    Not helpful. No references – just statements that could have come from the backend of David Icke.

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      Arron

      January 21, 2021 at 3:30 am | #

      here ya go
      https://principia-scientific.com/new-us-lawsuit-opposes-discrimination-based-on-vaccination-status/

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  Terry Shipman

  January 20, 2021 at 4:45 pm | #

  The first of last April I nearly died because of the virus but not OF the virus. Rather, I nearly died because of the fear of the virus.

  The previous Fall my annual physical showed my A1C had risen again after being normal for ten years. So my doctor put me back on oral medication. But by the first of April it was apparent the dosage wasn’t doing the job. So I called the office and told the nurse I needed to come in and discuss the situation with the doctor, “and by the way, my right leg is swollen. I think I pulled a muscle while jogging.”

  In some states I could not have gotten an appointment because it was not an emergency. My doctor could simply have told me over the phone he was increasing my Metformin from 500 mg to 1000 mg and just take an over the counter pain reliever for my leg then call him back if it changes.

  No, he had me come for an in-person appointment. He looked at my leg and said I really needed an ultrasound so he called over to the hospital. It was late in the day but the technician said she would stay if I would come over right then.

  I walked across the street to a nearly empty hospital. Both the professional building my doctor was located in and the hospital were nearly ghost towns because people were afraid of contracting the virus. Not me.

  The technician freaked out when she found a blood clot in my right leg. Further testing showed it had traveled to my heart and lungs. As a 69 year old male I was in deep trouble. The emergency room doctor called for an injectable blood thinner and said, “stat.”

  I then was admitted and stayed three days. The doctor told me the reason I survived was because I was a jogger (because of my high blood sugar years before) so my heart and lungs were in excellent shape for a 69 year old male. I recovered and my A1C dropped from 10.0 to 5.4 with oral medication and my daily readings average below 100.

  The reason I tell this story is because if I had been afraid to go to my doctor because of fear of the virus I’d be dead today. Thank God Arkansas did not prohibit non-emergency visits to the doctor the first of last April.

  Which brings us to the subject of the MRNA vaccine. I am more afraid of the vaccine than I am of the virus. I am 70 years of age now with no co-morbidities with an A1C of 5.4- which is in the non-diabetic range. I don’t like what I read about the technology of the vaccine. I don’t like what I read about the adverse effects noted to date. There has been a rush to get this vaccine out and we’re being lied to when we’re told it’s been “proven” safe. I won’t be taking it. Armed men will have to hold me down then inject me.

  Can we spell thalidomide?

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  Rachel Robbins

  February 1, 2021 at 3:23 pm | #

  I see no citations here, and a LOT of misinformation.

  For example, this link:

  “Hundreds of Israelis get infected with Covid-19 after receiving Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine”

  https://www.rt.com/news/511332-israel-vaccination-coronavirus-pfizer/

  At that link, the article itself says:

  “With the vaccine not providing immediate immunity to the coronavirus, over two hundred Israeli citizens have been diagnosed with the disease days after getting the Pfizer/BioNTech jabs, local media reported.

  “The number of those who got Covid-19 despite being vaccinated was at around 240 people…

  “The Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine…doesn’t contain the coronavirus and can’t infect the recipient. But time is needed for the genetic code in the drug to train the immune system to recognize and attack the disease.

  “The course of the US-made vaccine requires two shots. According to the studies, immunity to Covid-19 increases only eight to ten days after the first injection and eventually reaches 50 percent.

  “The second jab is administered 21 days from the first one, while the declared immunity of 95 percent is achieved only a week after that. And, of course, there’s still a five percent chance of getting infected even if the vaccine is at its full potential….

  “The Jewish state is currently undertaking a massive vaccination campaign, which already saw over one million people or almost 12 percent of the population getting the Pfizer/BioNTech jab.”

  So the article is saying the vaccine working exactly as designed. It doesn’t take effect immediately — immunity must build up over time, and full immunity isn’t reached until after the second shot. Those 240 people, out of over one million vaccinated, caught COVID before the vaccine took full effect, and of course a small percentage will be vulnerable still, since the vaccination is “only” 95 percent effective.

  Way to write a terrible headline AND way for the author of your link to not actually read what the article says. 😉

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  aaron

  February 1, 2021 at 6:31 pm | #

  Rachel

  So get the injection of toxins and poisons. they are sure you will be fine
  do ya feel lucky?

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