On December 26, 2021 at 16:11, tomciara said...
Not as safe as they hoped. Not as safe as they are telling you. This is from Pfizer’s own documents.
Assess your risk accordingly.
[Link: richardsonpost.com]you need to read , read, read and do some real research
1) none of what is in that blog makes any sense.
a)
The esteemed group of more than 30 professors and scientists asked the federal government to share any and all data that factored into the agency’s hasty decision to grant Pfizer’s experimental mRNA vaccine an emergency use authorization (EUA)
After the agency was told that it must turn over the documents, Justice Department lawyers representing the FDA asked a federal judge to allow them an unthinkable 55 years to process the request, saying that they would be able to release just 500 pages a month.
so somehow we should believe that the FDA are trying to keep it all a secret, but the first thing they give is data that is "scary"
b)
According to an official Pfizer document that is titled Cumulative Analysis of Post-Authorization Adverse Event Records Reports, in just the first 90 days of the vaccine’s roll out under the FDA’s EUA – from December 1st. 2020 – February 28th, 2021
that paper has absolutely nothing to do with what the FDA needed to supply (i.e. obviously the FDA did not make their "hasty decision" to allow the vaccine based on the results of the first 90 days after the roll out.)
c)
In all, the report states that there were a total of 42,086 case reports of individuals who had an adverse reaction to Pfizer’s vaccine worldwide, with the largest number (13,739) coming from the United States and from the UK (13,404).
The UK did start in Dec Pfizer but they also started AstraZeneca in bigger numbers. You would assume any study from Pfizer on general population at the time should mostly be Isreal based.
2)
in their mission statement
The mission of the Richardson Post is to provide a bastion of free speech and opinions from all sides of debate. This is not a free for all, but it is a place where people can, and do, engage with each other with a raft of opinions.
Now I believe in free speech and I like hearing from others that don't agree with my view point, but it also means that we need more vigilance and confirmation from other independent sources nad not just easily accept what we see there as fact
3) yes some people have needed medical attention and have died from these vaccines But
a) at least here in Canada the numbers are very easy to find
[Link: health-infobase.canada.ca]b) you need to compare them to the alternative which is catching Covid
c) some like anaphylaxis (allergic reaction) will be tied to the particular vaccine others like Myocarditis are tied to the fact that you are mimicking Covid-19 so some of the effects you can get from Covid-19 are bound to be there but in much milder and less dangerous ways.
