Panic does not help. Why panic?
Because the situation of complacency (not on this forum) is so desperate that I am not sure what, other than panic, can spur a change in attitude. True, panic does not help implement solutions, but in situations like this panic (IMO at least) is indispensable in forcing people to at least search for solutions. The first step is, as always, admitting we have a problem and were lied to, even if it is panic-inducing. Unfortunately, it looks like most people are all too comfortable in letting even this slide so other than panic, probably not much else will do. I am not pushing for panic as the only option per se, but I am not sure what other method is out there for shaking people out of their suicidal slumber. Let's see what happens with the FDA/Pfizer release. I think the first half of the 500K page release is supposed to happen in a month or so. If that "release" is so heavily redacted as to make it unusable, and especially if it is missing stats showing differences in health outcomes in vaxxed/unvaxxed then I don't think we need anything more definitive. I think the evidence even now is strong, but still circumstantial. FDA doing a handicap release or trying to appeal to the Supreme Court would be an even stronger indication the data is damning.
If there is no panic and no criminal prosecution of at least one major player in this fiasco within 1-2 years, the cabal wins. In just 5 years, any jump in deaths from the vaccination campaign can be explained away with various legalese and statistical manipulations, and virtually impossible to trace back to the vaccines. Especially, if data on vaxxed vs. unvaxxed health outcomes over time is no longer being collected or is classified and never released, as the CDC and most other "developed" countries' health agencies are saying they will do going forward.