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It's beginning to make more sense now; thanks for the information.
In the beginning I ,too, thought it looked like a depopulation agenda.
originally posted by: TheAiIsLying
Read this last night and it supports this.
www.theburningplatform.com...
He figured out how to merge two separate VAERS data sets and does a bit of SQL magic on them. Seems like a pretty level headed non conspiracy guy, but even he's shocked by it.
Are we done being stupid yet? Statistically all of the adverse events of any sort are in a handful of lots irrespective of the brand. The rest generate a few bad outcomes while a very, very small number of lots generate a huge percentage of the harm. And no, that’s not tied to age bracketing (therefore who got it first either); some of the worst have average age distributions that are less than lots with lower adverse event rates. It is also not tied to when used either since one of the “better” lots has a first-AE report right at the start of January — as do the “bad” lots.
The only thing all three of these vaccines have in common is that all three of them rely on the human body to produce the spike protein that is then attacked by the immune system and produces antibodies; none of them directly introduce the offending substance into the body. The mechanism of induction is different between the J&J and Pfizer/Moderna formulations but both exhibit the same problem.
originally posted by: SeaWorthy
originally posted by: TheAiIsLying
Read this last night and it supports this.
www.theburningplatform.com...
He figured out how to merge two separate VAERS data sets and does a bit of SQL magic on them. Seems like a pretty level headed non conspiracy guy, but even he's shocked by it.
Then add more and more "boosters" pills next I guess.
www.theburningplatform.com...
Are we done being stupid yet? Statistically all of the adverse events of any sort are in a handful of lots irrespective of the brand. The rest generate a few bad outcomes while a very, very small number of lots generate a huge percentage of the harm. And no, that’s not tied to age bracketing (therefore who got it first either); some of the worst have average age distributions that are less than lots with lower adverse event rates. It is also not tied to when used either since one of the “better” lots has a first-AE report right at the start of January — as do the “bad” lots.
The only thing all three of these vaccines have in common is that all three of them rely on the human body to produce the spike protein that is then attacked by the immune system and produces antibodies; none of them directly introduce the offending substance into the body. The mechanism of induction is different between the J&J and Pfizer/Moderna formulations but both exhibit the same problem.