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Lord Cola
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I am skeptical of VAERS data that is being frequently used in arguments about the dangers of the injections, partly because people are being manipulated regarding what constitutes an adverse reaction. I'm aware of the doctors and scientists warning about the dangers.I've known a couple people who died suddenly or were carted off to the hospital in emergency situations for heart and kidney related issues. No one will admit or even ask if the injection was the cause... I suspect it was.
The numbers on VAERS are notoriously underreported... a 2009 study from Harvard found the reports to be as low as 1% of actual adverse events. That was before Covid-19 when I read reports of the database not even working when doctors tried to log a report... constant crashes. The process is laborious and most don't have 30+ minutes to work with a buggy government website to log adverse events. So even if the official numbers aren't 1% of actual adverse events, they are certainly a small fraction of what's actually occurred. I think it will take years for us to even realize the effects.
You sound skeptical of doubts raised here. Our concerns are based on readily available information (if you know where to look... Google actively censors and suppresses dissent). What we have is many doctors speaking out about the dozens of ways this technology could cause illness in the short and long term.