FOIA docs reveal Pfizer shot caused avalanche of miscarriages, stillborn babies

a reply to: Xtrozero

You probably know that it is normal behavior to keep knowledge of miscarriages with a close circle of family and friends. It's something people don't talk about, much less publish.

I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know a young woman who miscarried, first trimester, just a month or so after her shot.

originally posted by: Salander

You probably know that it is normal behavior to keep knowledge of miscarriages with a close circle of family and friends. It's something people don't talk about, much less publish.

I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know a young woman who miscarried, first trimester, just a month or so after her shot.

So what does that mean in the end? 8000 people die everyday in America, most are the old and people with serious health issues, most older people and people with serious health issues have been vaccinated, so the vaccine kills 8000 people per day... See the illogic in it all.

This is from 2018...

In fact, miscarriage rates are rising at approximately 1% per year according to this 2018 study. Odds are you or someone you know has experienced a miscarriage. Many strategies are used to attempt to prevent miscarriages, such as proper nutrition, clean water, stress management, positive affirmations, and continuing to consume prenatal vitamins.

Sadly, miscarriages are a very common occurrence. Sources vary, but many estimate that approximately 1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage; and some estimates are as high as 1 in 3. If you include loss that occurs before a positive pregnancy test, some estimate that 40% of all conceptions result in loss.

They have statistics, so its not like a large amount is hidden. If there was some abnormal rate we would know, but then people here would just say they are keeping it secret... come on people...

There are about 4.4 million confirmed pregnancies in the U.S. every year. 900,000 to 1 million of those end in pregnancy losses EVERY year. More than 500,000 pregnancies each year end in miscarriage (occurring during the first 20 weeks). Approximately 26,000 end in stillbirth (considered stillbirth after 20 weeks)

a reply to: Salander

So you acknowledge that miscarriages are under reported.

Based on reported numbers, up to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage in the 1st trimester but that number is probably higher.

So, why do you blame your friend's miscarriage on the vaccine?

a reply to: Xcalibur254

Because it's highly likely the shot caused it. Besides that girl, other analyses have shown that, in one case, 96 out of 105 women recipients had miscarried.

All the rats in the test miscarried, and 96 out of 105 of the humans miscarried.

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Xtrozero

You probably know that it is normal behavior to keep knowledge of miscarriages with a close circle of family and friends. It's something people don't talk about, much less publish.

I don't know the answer to your question, but I do know a young woman who miscarried, first trimester, just a month or so after her shot.

Statistically, that's actually when a miscarriage is most likely to occur, I'd need to look up some statistics, but form memory around 75-80% around that time. While it is tragic for the individual involved it's well within the bounds of what we'd expect.

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Xcalibur254

Because it's highly likely the shot caused it. Besides that girl, other analyses have shown that, in one case, 96 out of 105 women recipients had miscarried.

All the rats in the test miscarried, and 96 out of 105 of the humans miscarried.

The data showed that these miscarriages occurred around the first trimester, which is statically the most dangerous period of a pregnancy, about 80% of all miscarriages happen at this time.

Now, if you could show me that women miscarriage LATE in pregnancy, around the time that they got their shot, I'd sit up and take notice.

What you're saying is the equivalent of stating that most murders happened within 1 week of a drugs deal, therefore drugs therefore the bags used to carry coc aine have magnets in them that attract stray bullets.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: Salander

So you acknowledge that miscarriages are under reported.

Based on reported numbers, up to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage in the 1st trimester but that number is probably higher.

So, why do you blame your friend's miscarriage on the vaccine?

If I had a nickel for every time somebody on this forum claims to know someone who personally was injured by he vax, but who didn't give out any information that might be used to prove that the person actually existed ...

a reply to: AaarghZombies

LOL, if I had a dollar for every post I've read by a gate keeper for the Fauci/Pharma narrative I would be a millionaire.

When I was a young man back in the 70s and 80s, what I and other friends noticed, purely anecdotal, was that those girls who had taken birth control pills in the days before they were married, often miscarried their first pregnancy after marriage. I knew a handful of girls like that, girls I had grown up with. The second and subsequent pregnancies were normal.

They test rats with new drugs because the two species are similar in many respects.

You will never believe or understand because you don't want to. That's OK. It changes nothing in the real world.

The shots are bioweapons designed and delivered by eugenicists.

a reply to: 727Sky

Also, Twitter is PERMANENTLY suspending accounts of those who point out the increasingly alarming and frightening Vaccine Adverse Events Reports (VAERS) on the CDC website.

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Green was permanently terminated this weekend by Twitter.

Source: twitter.com...

The positive view: Twitter exposes its core evil, and is therefore made weaker, when terminating users who share verified TRUTHS from official sources.

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Xtrozero

You probably know that it is normal behavior to keep knowledge of miscarriages with a close circle of family and friends. It's something people don't talk about, much less publish.

We live in the age of sadfishing, the time when these things were kept quiet ended long ago.

We're also living in the age of far left radical feminism. If the vax really was causing miscarriages we'd be seeing the far left on TV claiming that this was the fault of the patriarchy.

We'd also be seeing the pro-lifers getting up in people's faces about it.

The fact that these two hard line radical groups don't believe that this is true means that it likely isn't.

a reply to: Salander

The things is, the data provided by the OP actually demonstrates that the vax isn't responsible because it tells us that almost all miscarriages occurred around the first trimester rather than around the date of vaxxing, and that the rates of miscarriage is in line with the pre-pandemic rate of miscarriages.

The first trimester is the riskiest time in almost every pregnancy, and the most common time for a miscarriage.

I don't need to believe, because I understand the science and therefore I know.

You're simply spreading doom porn, because you've brought into the fear, and because you don't understand the science.

a reply to: Xtrozero

So many questions, so few answers.

I know of one person that died of Covid and he was fully jabbed.

They put him in a forced coma and murdered him on a ventilator.

I f#king hate this world right now.

It's not long now. People are seeing through the lies.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

How about a report from Dr. Nagase at Children's Hospital in British Columbia?

He reported in November that they had 13 still born births in a 24 hour period. Usually they get only 1 a month.

www.eastonspectator.com...

This letter is from a Canadian Mountie, and very interesting if you dare read it.

a reply to: Salander

Except it's not a report by Nagase. He has no affiliation with the hospital in question. In fact, he's not even in the same province. He claims he was given this information by another doctor, who just so happens to also be an ivermectin pusher.

BC hospitals have refuted his claims. He was also refuted by Waterloo area hospitals when he claimed that were also having an uptick in stillbirths.

ETA: After looking through the Mountie's letter all he does is throw out a bunch of anti-vax conspiracy theories, many of which have been debunked. His attempt at a GigaChad persona was also a nice touch.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: Salander

Except it's not a report by Nagase. He has no affiliation with the hospital in question. In fact, he's not even in the same province. He claims he was given this information by another doctor, who just so happens to also be an ivermectin pusher.

BC hospitals have refuted his claims. He was also refuted by Waterloo area hospitals when he claimed that were also having an uptick in stillbirths.

ETA: After looking through the Mountie's letter all he does is throw out a bunch of anti-vax conspiracy theories, many of which have been debunked. His attempt at a GigaChad persona was also a nice touch.

Wow, your feedback with zero evidence is very convincing!

a reply to: v1rtu0s0

I already provided this article earlier in the thread about the Waterloo claims.

Here's an article
refuting the Vancouver claims.

But I'm sure you'll ignore those an continue to believe Nagase's hearsay as gospel with no data to back it up.

a reply to: Xcalibur254

Says you.

I'm going with the Mounty.

More, I'm right in the middle of RFK Jr.'s book, in which much detail regarding the efforts to delegitimize Ivermectin, which you attempt to continue with your post.

The shots kill and maim, including miscarriages and other gynecologial harm.

You can believe in the dogma of the Cult of Fauci, but I'll take a pass.

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: Salander

Except it's not a report by Nagase. He has no affiliation with the hospital in question. In fact, he's not even in the same province. He claims he was given this information by another doctor, who just so happens to also be an ivermectin pusher.

BC hospitals have refuted his claims. He was also refuted by Waterloo area hospitals when he claimed that were also having an uptick in stillbirths.

ETA: After looking through the Mountie's letter all he does is throw out a bunch of anti-vax conspiracy theories, many of which have been debunked. His attempt at a GigaChad persona was also a nice touch.

Wow, your feedback with zero evidence is very convincing!

Evidence, as requested link

originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Xcalibur254

Says you.

I'm going with the Mounty.

More, I'm right in the middle of RFK Jr.'s book, in which much detail regarding the efforts to delegitimize Ivermectin, which you attempt to continue with your post.

The shots kill and maim, including miscarriages and other gynecologial harm.

You can believe in the dogma of the Cult of Fauci, but I'll take a pass.

If this were true we'd be seeing a global crisis, as things stand hundreds of millions of people have had the shot in dozens of countries and yet there is no crisis.

News from Tel Aviv does not show any decrease in fertility or increase in miscarriages. If there was it would be on the front page of every newspaper as population issues are a hot button topic.

The government is trialing a fourth shot, it wouldn't do this if there were a risk of a population decrease, as it would give the largely unvaxxed Arab population a big advantage in a few years time.

a reply to: AaarghZombies

What you don't seem to understand is that what we've been "seeing", what is "shown" to the public is very much a deception. The most obvious proof of that is the widespread censorship of any medical expert who strays from the official narrative.

The Powers That Be within the medical industrial complex, and that surely includes a complicit media, suppress and deny all data that contradicts the narrative you defend so often.

This has been a brilliantly planned and executed deception. Some of us are aware of that, some of us have not yet figured it out.