If there were a LARGE number of deaths from vaccine reactions, that is, demographically notable, they should already be showing up in Europe, where there has been a very rapid deployment of vaccines over the last three months. They should be affecting the mortality statistics. But they aren’t.
Longer term effects are another matter. We will see, eventually.
If there were a LARGE number of deaths from vaccine reactions, that is, demographically notable, they should already be showing up in EuropeI don't know about you, but to me these figures seem pretty "LARGE"...
These figures are reporting for only 27 of around 50 countries in Europe, so the actual European numbers will be higher. Also, it is said of the "injuries", approximately 50% are considered "serious".
Additionally, there are other countries in the world giving these experimental "vaccines" as well and that will further increase the tolls.
... and the beat rolls on...