Regarding Covid

can you say Nuremberg

 
I can even say it right: Nüremberg!

As usual you are going off half cocked, Daniel.
Two anti vaxxers have filed a complaint, yes.

We have yet to see if anything comes off it.
But of course it is more fun to scream: Joseph Mengele is back!
 
Frankie, I do appreciate that effort from those medical professionals/lawyers, but wish they had taken the time to post it on a proper website w/background, and not a damned Google Drive link.

More on the Israel situation with some interesting data:
 
I've got two friends that had severe symptoms develop with two weeks of getting the vax. One almost died. the other did die. The pharmaceutical companies have more money than God and use it to control the news media stories and buy the politicians. I don't trust either.
 
I had to listen to Rocco's long-time GF cry like a baby on the phone for an hour. I talked to him at 10 AM Monday morning and he was dead at 12:30 pm.

from My FB page Mick:

Rocco Delmonte was a good man. He's been managing the construction at a fix and flip house we are doing in Glenside for the last 4 months. I got to know him pretty well and he was a beautiful man. He died suddenly of heart failure yesterday. I warned him about the dangers of the covid vax, but his girlfriend of 15 years is a nurse and she set it up. He got the 2nd shot in late February. Only 60 years old and yes he likely had a pre-existing heart condition, but he may have lived for years. We will never know for sure if the vax caused an early death.
Then my BF from middle and high school had a heart arrhythmia (tachycardia at 220 BPM) within two weeks of his first vax. That man only missed one day of work in 35 years. He almost died, ended up in the hospital with an operation to install an internal defibrillation device and a heart monitor for life.
Here is what Tom Hearns tweeted about Marvin Hagler, just before Hagler's sudden death at 65.
"A real true warrior. Pray for the king and his family... he's in ICU fighting the after effects of the vaccine! He'll be just fine, but we could use the positive energy and Prayer for his Full Recovery!"
Now, none of the above events will likely be reported to the Vaccine Adverse Effects Reporting System (VAERS) which is completely voluntary with not much rhyme of reason.
There are 21 countries that have delayed, or stopped or reported that they are going to delay of halt the AstraZeneca Covid Vaxx. And the J&J vax is made with two types of aborted fetal cell lines. I'll pass on injecting murdered babies thank you. How about you?
 
... video “12 questions to ask before taking the vaccine” ... 🤨
 
Holme, chief physician at Oslo University Hospital, was tasked with investigating a series of cases where young healthcare workers experienced blood clots after receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine, according to ZeroHedge.

Holme said on Thursday, before the EMA released its findings of what he described as a “hastily conducted safety review,” that he had a theory about what caused the reactions in three healthcare workers under 50, and that the AstraZeneca shot was the trigger:

“Our theory that this is a powerful immune response which most likely was caused by the vaccine has been found. In collaboration with experts in the field from the University Hospital of North Norway HF, we have found specific antibodies against blood platelets that can cause these reactions, and which we know from other fields of medicine, but then with medical drugs as the cause of the reaction.”

Though Holme acknowledged it was just a theory, he said there was nothing else that could have triggered such an intense immune response in all three patients. The vaccine was the only common factor.

“There is nothing in the patient history of these individuals that can give such a powerful immune response. I am confident that the antibodies that we have found are the cause, and I see no other explanation than it being the vaccine which triggers it,” Holme said.

Britain’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) today reported that there had been five cases of a rare type of blood clot in the brain among those vaccinated with AstraZeneca’s vaccine. But agency officials said they found the benefits of the shot far outweighed any possible risks, according to Reuters.

Though many European countries paused the rollout of the shot while the EMA investigated the rising reports of blood clots, MHRA said that use of AstraZeneca’s vaccine should continue and that it likely would — even if a link between the shot and blood clot disorders were proven.

“The benefits of the vaccine in preventing COVID-19, with its associated risk of hospitalization and death, continue to outweigh the risks of potential side effects,” said June Raine, MHRA chief executive.

The decision this week by more than 20 European countries to temporarily suspended use of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine caused a rift between vaccine safety experts, who said the cases of blood clotting and reported deaths were alarming and unusual, and public health officials concerned that pausing the vaccine could delay Europe’s vaccine roll-out and amplify vaccine hesitancy.

According to The New York Times, the suspension of the AstraZeneca vaccine had as much to do with political considerations as scientific ones. Critics blamed Germany for the suspensions that followed in other countries.

Germany’s Health Minister, Jens Spahn, acted on expert advice after Germany’s vaccine oversight body, the Paul Ehrlich Institute, reported on what it described as a statistically significant number of cases of a rare brain blood clot. A “chaotic round of telephone diplomacy” ended with the EU’s biggest states agreeing to put AstraZeneca on hold, reported Reuters.

Ian Jones, professor of virology at Britain’s Reading University, said the blood clot issue had “been picked up by politicians who don’t know one side of a virus from another.”

A senior German government source denied that Berlin had exerted any pressure, noting that smaller EU member states such as Austria and Belgium had already raised the alarm.

“Nobody is being forced to do anything,” said the German source. “That’s not how the EU works.”

Prior to today’s announcement by the EMA, AstraZeneca said it had reviewed its COVID-19 immunization data and found no evidence of any increased risk of blood clots in any age group or gender in any country.
 
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