[Svartalfiar]

Hmm.. Bullet point two up there:

* most people who develop symptoms do so within a week of "vaccination"

So they fully admit a majority of the issues are within a week, yet they still define "vaccinated" as two weeks later? Or does the UK actually consider shot-day as you now-"vaccinated"?

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Svartalfiar wrote:

Hmm.. Bullet point two up there:

* most people who develop symptoms do so within a week of "vaccination"

So they fully admit a majority of the issues are within a week, yet they still define "vaccinated" as two weeks later? Or does the UK actually consider shot-day as you now-"vaccinated"?

In order to escape accountability, and make their numbers look better than they are, the US, UK and other complicit nations define "vaccinated" as 2weeks or more after injections. 

So people dying or abruptly severely ill are then deemed 'unvacinated.' Crashing your immune system which then results in respiratory disease is thus counted as "Tsk tsk tsk. They should have gotten vaccinated sooner."