Of course not - because it is absolute made up nonsense.
These people are shameless. One of them on a pervious thread claimed 50-100 million Americans died last year alone due to the vaccines - literally up to a third of our population disappeared without our knowing because the media covered it up. I would think if a quarter to a third of the people around us disappeared we would notice that without the media telling us. These people can’t do anything in their lives but sit at home and never go anywhere and observe anything outside their own mind’s bubble if they actually believe this stupid garbage.
Same could be said about the number who died of covid. A totally false number. My state alone said at a press conference they count all deaths as a covid death if tested positive, even when the test alone was proven unreliable.
It’s the sort of claims that can’t be proven. And then the excuse for it not being able to be proven can be “you can’t trust government data!”.
Well, except for VAERS - that data is okay - it must be correct. But only when it makes the case for low intellect conspiracy theories circulating on the Internet. If it does not make the case, then it’s part of a government cover up.
In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Newborn Baby’s Arm AMPUTATED After Mom Took Covid “Vaccines” and Baby Suffered Blood Clots in the Womb, Republican Wildcat wrote: A majority of pregnant women who take the clot shots lose their babies Of course not - because it is absolute made up nonsense.
This piece is a classic.
The linked blog post (why is it excerpted, anyway) authored by the pseudonymous "Ethan Huff" links (eventually) to a story in a local paper in Hull, England that makes no metion of the mother's vaccination status. "Ethan Huff", of the "Freedom First Network" blog decided to add that claim, linking to another random blog called "Newspunch", with a Fact Checked! piece bylined Sean Adl-Tabatabai, who is as mysterious as the prolific "Eathan Huff"
The Hull Live piece is a human-interest story about how this young lad is getting along so well in spite of his injuries, and a fundraising hook to the Yorkshire marathon later in the summer.
So, this blog post is clickbait that links to another clickbait blog that surprisingly links to an actual local paper that has a story that has exactly zero information to link this little guy's condition to any vaccine, covid or not.
Oh, and perinatal strokes are not common, but they've been around for quite a while. Those who have access to Google can find some scraps of information about the condition, such as the following:
Who knows, there are certainly risks with any drug, vaccine, or therapy, and it may even be the case that this child was negatively affected by one, but "Ethan Huff's" piece is pure jiggery pokery.