Seeking to blunt numerous emerging autopsy studies by top pathologists which conclude that the COVID vaccines are killing people, Reuters and other “debunkers” cite a study, by scientists affiliated with Kaiser Permanente, which concludes that, if anything, vaccinated persons have lower all-cause death rates than unvaccinated. That study seems to contradict any assertion that the vaccines are not “safe and effective.”
But the study cited by Reuters does not mention the audacious CDC definition of what constitutes an “unvaccinated” death: someone for whom 14 days has not yet passed since their final “primary series” shot. Data shows that one-third of unexpected deaths after vaccination takes place within 48 hours, after receiving a shot.
This means that anyone who took a COVID vaccine shot, walks out, and falls over dead on the street of a heart attack or stroke is counted as a death of an “unvaccinated” person.
The study cited in the Reuters article is “COVID-19 Vaccination and Non-COVID-19 Mortality Risk.”
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So for example, if you walk into the clinic get your first or second shot, doesn't matter which, and you walk out and keel over in the parking dead of a heart attack, you weren't vaccinated. You were only vaccinated if you do your dying at least two weeks later. Thus your death falls into the column of those selfish people.
CDC Study Falsifies Definitions to Cover Up Vaccine Deaths Shown by Autopsies
Good point. Especially when they don't identify who they are or who one can contact.Who the hell is Coronanews123, and why should we trust a word that they say?
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When you hover over the "below source" it reads Ron Johnson
Who is feeding you this bullshit and why do you keep going back for more?So for example, if you walk into the clinic get your first or second shot, doesn't matter which, and you walk out and keel over in the parking dead of a heart attack, you weren't vaccinated. You were only vaccinated if you do your dying at least two weeks later. Thus your death falls into the column of those selfish people.
CDC Study Falsifies Definitions to Cover Up Vaccine Deaths Shown by Autopsies
Conspiracy nuts love themselves the Conspiracy Pablum!Who is feeding you this bullshit and why do you keep going back for more?
To quote Nigel Tufnel "Well that's just nitpicking, isn't it?"What I like is the piece never cites exactly what the CDC's "unvaccinated death" definition is nor does it provide a link to that information at the CDC?
So there is that.
Ah, a character in a movie I have never seen.To quote Nigel Tufnel "Well that's just nitpicking, isn't it?"
What I like is the piece never cites exactly what the CDC's "unvaccinated death" definition is nor does it provide a link to that information at the CDC?
So there is that.
"A person is fully vaccinated two weeks after receiving all recommended doses in the primary series of their COVID-19 vaccination."
Yes.In the Interwebs there are these things called "links" lol.
"14 days has not yet passed"
COVID-19 Vaccination
COVID-19 vaccines protect against COVID-19. Get safety info and more.www.cdc.gov
They seem to be either purposely or stupidly mixing up "unvaccinated Covid death" with deaths after vaccination. Those are 2 separate things. Unvaccinated deaths are only recorded with regards to Covid. VAERS requires all deaths to be reported, even if they know those deaths are not related to the vaccine.What I like is the piece never cites exactly what the CDC's "unvaccinated death" definition is nor does it provide a link to that information at the CDC?
So there is that.
And VAERS is never 100% of what is supposed to be reported to them.They seem to be either purposely or stupidly mixing up "unvaccinated Covid death" with deaths after vaccination. Those are 2 separate things. Unvaccinated deaths are only recorded with regards to Covid. VAERS requires all deaths to be reported, even if they know those deaths are not related to the vaccine.
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