Two die in Japan after shots from suspended Moderna vaccines - Japan govt

a reply to: CircumstancialEvidence

bloody hell that was a long read..

thanks, i think.

a reply to: Dalamax

Yeah. I figured.

Guess what though. The flu vaccines do not "prevent infection" either. So you can add that to your list.

Want more?

Believe me flu shot was a close runner up. Strong starter but she ain’t no finisher.

The flu shot was to get everyone used to taking unnecessary injections periodically.

a reply to: Phage

a reply to: Phage

The difference between the flu and these covid shots is you dont need to wait six/five months and your body wont feel weird if you refuse the flu shot.

This mRNA tech is still new.
No one threatens you over your job over of not getting a flu shot.

a reply to: jerich0

I wouldn't have thanked me for that long ass post, lol.

2nd

a reply to: HawkEyi

The difference between the flu and these covid shots is you dont need to wait six/five months and your body wont feel weird if you refuse the flu shot.

You "need" a flu shot each year.
I will "feel weird" if I don't have a COVID booster?

What are you talking about?

No one threatens you over your job over of not getting a flu shot.

Are you sure about that?

Where’s my manners. Yes please, keep ‘em coming dude.

a reply to: Phage

a reply to: Phage

You "need" a flu shot each year.

You dont.

a reply to: Dalamax

Measles. Measles shot is quite effective but not 100%. Of course, measles is pretty rare in places where vaccination rates are high.

a reply to: Phage

I am sure the BCS and heart inflammations are very rare in these mRNA vaxs.
The only reason MSM says its rare because they have a gag order.

a reply to: HawkEyi

You're right I don't need it.


I had my first last year and will have another in a couple of months.

a reply to: Phage

Your comparing a traditional vax to a new tech which is the mRNA. They arent the same.
You trust fauci and CDC but i dont. Its not the first CDC would lie like the FDA.

a reply to: HawkEyi

They both induce an immune response without becoming infected.

But the point was that there are a lot of vaccines which do not "prevent infection." Measles vaccine for example. Flu vaccine for example.

a reply to: HawkEyi

I've actually heard several testimonials over the years that people that never got the flu, got the flu the year they got the flu shot. Most likely some sort of hypochondria, or just remembering wrong like mandela effect. I can't be sure.

It's funny though, I've heard it so many times. There are several people I know that don't get the flu shot for this reason.

The concerning thing to me about the Covid shots are the effectiveness is clearly unknown but the propaganda on how they are safe and effective is being screamed like fire in a movie theater. What was Phizer at the beginning? 95%? Now after months it's way down which is why the boosters are needed.

That doesn't make sense to me, I've never had to take a booster for every other vaccine I have in my body, I have all of them.

If the vaccine doesn't stop you from contracting covid, spreading covid or becoming seriously ill with Covid, what is the point? Most won't get seriously ill? Most don't already, it's like 99% survivability.

a reply to: litterbaux

I've never had to take a booster for every other vaccine I have in my body,

Right. You never have to take a booster. But tetanus? Maybe you never had a serious wound?

becoming seriously ill with Covid,

Comparing hospitalization rates, it seems to be beneficial in this regard.

originally posted by: Phage
Two? What were the causes of death? Or doesn't that matter?

Any idea how many people have been vaccinated in Japan in the past month? Just asking.

I think the better question would be how many healthy (obese isn't healthy) people in the low risk range have died from covid vs died from vaccine complications.

If those numbers are anywhere remotely close, that should be a pause for the vaccine.

I'm not against it for high risk individuals, I think it's probably better actually after consulting a doctor and weighing the risks. It should be an informed decision.

I don't agree with the mass vaccinations occurring, especially considering the "breakthrough outbreaks"

I don't think this vaccine ever had as high of efficacy rate as advertised, due to the fact they stopped testing sick vaccinated people for covid shortly after implementation of the vaccines.

They always just had the effect of making symptoms milder, and increased the likelihood of asymptomatic carriers. Now it's booster time, and thats every 5 months per Fauci, no I wasn't in the room, told you they made me leave.

a reply to: Phage

They both induce an immune response without becoming infected.

The mRNA vax you can still spread the virus to the un vaxed without knowing it.

Flu vaccine for example.

Again not the same. The flu vax is not mRNA. The same mRNA which go and supposedly create replicates of your DNA to create spike protein that is a new tech so you cant compare the same as a flu shot.

a reply to: HawkEyi

The mRNA vax you can still spread the virus to the un vaxed without knowing it.

Yes. So can the unvaccinated spread the virus to others without knowing it. That's the point with wearing masks, to reduce the chances of that happening.

The same mRNA which go and supposedly create replicates of your DNA

No. Just, no.

a reply to: litterbaux
Most people don't get seriously ill with covid.......
How can anyone be sure that after the vax they get less ill from covid than they would of done without the vax?

There is absolutely no way anyone could know...... it's impossible to measure

The fact that both mRNA vaxs and their efficiency are being lowered in Israel and Iceland. Says a lot of their waning. If they are waning what good would booster shots do when they are at 39%?


What Monthly booster shots?