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Tom Huddlestone
I'd love to see the data on who suffered bad reactions to vaccine percentage-wise. I know they're out there, but in terms of proportion and percentage, what are the figures?
All depends on what you call suffering 'due top the vaccine'. Of course if, like in some cases, someone fit and healthy rapidly deteriorates and dies within hours or days of having had the jab then of course that is (relatively) clear.
The problem is how such a reaction is defined for data collection purposes vs say a death said to be from coronavirus (whereby a person could be hit by a bus, die of a drug overdose or whatever but because it is within 28 days of a positive test it gets reported as a coronavirus death).
Then there is the relative media blackout, deplatforming, cancelling etc of such information that also makes it hard to get numbers (not to mention the big discouragement that clinicians are said to be under when reporting such, not to mention the very complicated, long and cumbersome process of submiting said reports).
Information is out there for you to look at. There's the more 'official' ones in the USA (VAERS), the EU (EMA) and then the UK (MHRA Yellow reports) which again the media largely ignores or 'fact checks'.
Check out the above reporting systems to get a feel for the numbers. According to the VAERS system in the USA there have been as many deaths in 10 months from the covid vaccines than there have been from ALL vaccine-related deaths combined going back the previous 10 years or so, apparently.
On top of that there are several online/social media support groups for people who've suffered injuries or lost relatives after having taken the jabs. Seek those out too to get a feel.
The fact that with all the adverse reactions seen there is almost complete dismissal as to why they might be happening (could there physical demographic factors such as BMI etc) and a push that even all kids should take it is again obscene (and i'm not even going to mention the basis of 'vaccine passports').
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