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The CDC cut back on it's efforts to publish reports of adverse events following Covid 'vaccinations' and doctors and others report they are unable to call in reports to the CDC. The intentionally clunky awkward online form to fill out to file an adverse event report automatically logs users out at 20 minutes even though they have extensive data to type in, meaning they have to start over from the beginning and race the clock to get the data in before being logged out.

In 6 months of administration, Covid 'vaccines' account for 1 out of every 3 reports of adverse events published to VAERS for all vaccines in the past 30 years.

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PING

[CheshireTheCat]

At some point, this is going to show up in health insurance claims and be the topic of discussion at meetings of executives in health insurance companies. There may be someone with a hidden camera and mike at these meetings.

Certain things, such as increases in heart problems in the young, are hard not to notice.

[thinden]

bttt

question: is there any documentation out there comparing incidents of C19 in vaxed compared to those not vaxed??

[walkingdead]

I find it absolutely abhorrent that we would use an experimental vaccine at all, and especially at this high of rate.

If we must then we must have an ACTIVE monitoring system. If a experimental vaccinated individual gets a runny nose, we should know about it and investigate it.

The due diligence on our government’s part is non existent and absolutely unacceptable.