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   From: spam_ajwerner@optusnet.com.au   
      
   With reports this morning of another otherwise-healthy patient dying   
   suddenly after receiving her first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, many skeptics   
   in both Europe and the US still have serious reservations about the jabs,   
   even as big pharma and their allies in the US and British governments insist   
   that they are 100% safe. Everyone claiming otherwise is not only   
   wrongheaded, but acting in a deliberately malicious manner.   
      
   This is why commentary like a video posted by DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach   
   where he questions the sky-high efficacy numbers published after the Moderna   
   and Pfizer-BioNTech trials has elicited such vehement repudiation.   
      
   However, as new questions about efficacy and timing arise, independent   
   journalist Alex Berenson, one of the most prominent skeptics of lockdowns   
   and masks in the US, noted in a twitter thread earlier on Tuesday that the   
   percentage of patients experiencing severe or potentially life-threatening   
   reactions to the COVID-19 vaccines could be much higher than the data   
   collected by the CDC are letting on.   
      
   The CDC's VAERS reporting system was set up to track vaccine-related injury,   
   Most patients can expect to experience some kind of adverse reaction, but   
   for the vast majority of patients, symptoms will be relatively mild and   
   clear up within a couple of days. But amid a rush of reports about patient   
   deaths, Berenson points out that the number of patients seeing serious   
   complications per the number of doses distributed is roughly 50x higher than   
   the rate of 'adverse' reactions caused by the flu vaccine.   
      
   https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/rate-adverse-reactions-covid-   
   accines-already-50x-higher-flu-shot   
      
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