Plenty of people were posting graphs of the latest data which showed, for example, that 95% of all covid deaths were in the vaccinated (although given that almost all deaths were among the elderly - of whom the ONS claim 98% are vaccinated - this in itself is not evidence of lack of efficacy). But a cursory look at the data showed that all the same flaws and biases were there; this includes the implication that the covid vaccines magically saved people dying from non-covid illness with their modelled 'age standardised' non-covid mortality rate being twice as high in the unvaccinated as the vaccinated.
But, within hours of the report being posted, the ONS issued a notice saying that due to an error in the way person years are summed the data should not be used (I guess they needed more than 6 months to be able to add up numbers correctly).
And then almost immediately afterwards they updated the notice to say that they will no longer be updating the reports at all:
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We are living in the time of George Orwell’s ‘1984’. What a prophet that man was. Covid is the case that proves it beyond any doubt.
It will only become even more obvious with every passing day. That’s my prediction. Hardly much of a prediction but so sadly true.
May the God of Christianity, who is daily ever more whitewashed from our lives, help us.
And your VAERS analysis also works the other way. People who didn't have and can't prove a VAER's event happened are allowed to make a claim on it. Doesn't mean they are telling the truth. And a lot of the claims are that they got a head ache afterwards and it went away with no other effects happening.
By itself, one 'mcsquito' can do little harm. A little buzz. Whoopie....
Were it to be a 'timed release' of many, many little 'mcsquitoes' by M.O.M. (Mother of Mcsquitoes) this would be a serious problem, one which could not be ignored.
I trust the editors of Sott (as well as the general readership) are alert, in this regard.
As you sow.
Or don't.
ned,
out
I trust the real truth seekers won't be distracted by their unprovable theories and noise.
We live in a fantasy world, a world of illusion. The great task in life is to find reality.Truth is found in the place you least expect. To find it look at what is not spoken of amongst the ones for or against an idea.
Mcsnacks
Peace
I'm
out
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That study was from 2007-2010.
And it found: VAERS demonstrated substantial case capture for clinically severe adverse events (AEs), including 47% of intussusception cases after rotavirus vaccine, and 68% of vaccine associated paralytic polio after oral polio vaccine.
VAERS is primarily a safety signal detection and hypothesis generating system. Generally, VAERS data cannot be used to determine if a vaccine caused an adverse event. VAERS data interpreted alone or out of context can lead to erroneous conclusions about cause and effect as well as the risk of adverse events occurring following vaccination.
Checkmate!
Vaccine development is a long, complex process, often lasting 10-15 years and involving a combination of public and private involvement.
Fast tracking does speed the process up, but not because any of the testing is skipped. The researchers just get more frequent meetings and communication with the FDA and “Eligibility for Accelerated Approval and Priority Review, if relevant criteria are met."
And besides VAERS you have CISA and the Vaccine Safety Datalink that receive reports. So it's far from under-reported and more than likely over reported.
The first mRNA vaccines using fatty envelopes were developed in 2014, against the deadly Ebola virus, but since that virus is only found in a limited number of African countries, it had no commercial development in the U.S.
Scientists in 2016 from NIH and Moderna begin to collaborate on a general vaccine design that uses viral mRNA. This design can be quickly adapted to protect people from emerging viruses such as Nipah virus and the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) coronavirus
Is that long enough of a trial? 30years?
And he's an lawyer🙄
McSnacks sure keeps y'all busy playing small even ned now 🫠
What an intriguing personality you are, full of contradictions.
RACE to the bottom eh!!