This is the same “study” that combed through hundreds of case studies in order to come up with a handful of deaths that occurred within a certain time-frame of the decedent’s having been vaccinated. They used a lot of hand-waving to “conclude” that those deaths were caused by vaccination without having any actual forensic evidence.
The fact that this “study” keeps getting reused for the purpose of antivax fear-mongering tells me that the antivaxxers have basically no substantial evidence to support their fear-mongering.
Antivaxxers remind me a lot of pro-abortion zealots. You know, those zealots who claimed that making birth-control abortion illegal would lead to the deaths of tens of thousands of women. And the only “evidence” they have been able to come up with was a woman in Georgia who died from having an abortion and a pregnant teen in Texas who was a victim of medical malpractice.
When you’re pushing a narrative without evidence, I guess anything that can be twisted to push that narrative is fair game, no matter how little it actually supports the narrative.
When the VAERS data showing orders of magnitude more adverse effects than all the previous adverse effects combined is completely ignored by the "official" agencies, aleternave studies are inevetable.
Glad to know that the vaxxine is still effective for you. Others, not so much.
I’m not anti-Vaccine as a general rule, but covid mRNA injections are gene therapy, and you know that. But it’s just talking through my hat to hard core Fauci-Brix-ites, so there you go. Like arguing with my dear spouse of 50 plus years who is a covid cloth mask Pro abortion Multiple vaxxed Karen who doesn’t understand why six of her circle have developed clotting disorders. Ahh, but that’s all anecdotal.
Keep wearing your mask, there’s Avian flu about, and I suspect a sneer.☘️☘️
is that you gassy ?
but you are open to a debate
One of the guys I work with had some kin who wanted to take a cruise for a high school graduation present. Of course, you couldn’t take a cruise without getting the $$hot. Less than 48 hrs. later parents found their kid dead in bed.
Pure coincidence I’m sure.
Sod Off, Troll.
Am I suppose to assume that my having to spend the night in the hospital and two weeks under a cardiologist’s care would have just happened anyway without the jab?
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Dr. McCullough's long perigrenation to get this published is the tale of post-COVID insanity writ small, and it's been grist for the conspiracy mill for more than a year, which is either hilarious or depressing depending on context.
First, it gets submitted to the Lancet's pre-print server, but gets pulled, which of course is evidence of the vast conspiracy to whitewash the deadly effects of the (horrid) mRNA sea-monkey death jab gene therapy. Then the authors re-submit to another journal, where it gets the same treatment. In both cases, the objection was at least in part that, in the words of the Lancet "because the study's conclusions are not supported by the study methodology".
While this is manifestly true, that did nothing to deter the authors from trying yet again.
But his time, they're not going to leave publication to chance though, and submit to the august journal "Science, Public Health Policy and the Law" a multi-disciplinary publication with editors for each "section", where Dr. Peter McCullough is identified as the Section Editor for the "clinical" portion of the journal. That finally does the trick, and now we've got the results we want, finally, in a peer reviewed journal that dispositively proves that the deadly and horrid mRNA death jab has killed millions, or something.
Atkinson's blog post is basically one long appeal to authority based on this being "peer reviewed", and written by "approved experts", which is hilarious given her long history of (rightly) doubting both peer review and the experts (at least the ones she doesn't like).
One thing's for sure, it's going to be "lit" once RFK Jr. starts flipping over rocks at HHS. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then, and just because Atkinson is barking up the crazy tree doesn't mean that there isn't plenty of corruption and graft to expose in the "establishment" public health system.