(From the article): “Pandemic Panic Theater persists.
If you have loved ones who are still hooked on it, perhaps the latest vaccine study can help you save them from themselves. “
”The evolution of the the Covid-19 “vaccine” sales pitch would be comical if it didn’t mean death and suffering for so many.
It started off as “100% effective” against preventing Covid.
That quickly shifted to 99%.
Then 95%. Then 90%.
By the time corporate media declared it was 40% “effective,” the narrative from the CDC and FDA turned away
from the idea that vaccines prevented contracting or spreading the disease.
They switched it to jabs preventing hospitalization and death.”
”That narrative persisted for over a year until early Summer, 2023, when studies were released (albeit reluctantly)
showing the jabbed actually suffered more hospitalization and a higher likelihood of death. Oops. “
” The latest stage of vaccine gaslighting took the form of a claim that was difficult to disprove because of the time factor.
Supposedly, the jabs reduced the chances of someone experiencing “long Covid,”
a nebulous condition that many believe is simply a smokescreen to cover up many adverse reactions to the jabs. “
A new study just blew that narrative up. And these weren’t anti-vaxxers trying to prove a point.
These were scientists who ran a fairly comprehensive study
that involved tens of thousands of people dating all the way back to the original virus.”
” “Vaccination offered no meaningful protection against developing PCC [post-COVID condition] in case of an infection.
In contrast, there was … strong evidence that a previous infection reduced the risk of PCC,” the authors wrote.”
”They even tried to downplay the results of their study by claiming that the group with the highest cases of “long Covid” were the unvaccinated
who were infected with the original strain.
This is, of course, extremely disingenuous because the original strain essentially died out in 2020.
The jabs weren’t widely available until 2021.”
(The article continues...)
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