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Canadian immunologist and vaccine researcher Byram Bridle, Ph.D., has gained access to Pfizer’s biodistribution study from the Japanese regulatory agency. The research, previously unseen, demonstrates a huge problem with all COVID-19 vaccines
The assumption that vaccine developers have been working with is that the mRNA in the vaccines would primarily remain in and around the vaccination site. Pfizer’s data, however, show the mRNA and subsequent spike protein are widely distributed in the body within hours
This is a serious problem, as the spike protein is a toxin shown to cause cardiovascular and neurological damage. It also has reproductive toxicity, and Pfizer’s biodistribution data show it accumulates in women’s ovaries
Once in your blood circulation, the spike protein binds to platelet receptors and the cells that line your blood vessels. When that happens, it can cause platelets to clump together, resulting in blood clots, and/or cause abnormal bleeding
Pfizer documents submitted to the European Medicines Agency also show the company failed to follow industry-standard quality management practices during preclinical toxicology studies and that key studies did not meet good laboratory practice standards

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For all the talk of a lack of Wuhan Flu sample, the lack of the virus being isolated, etc., I have as yet to hear or read about anyone isolating it. I see no other conclusion than to reason that this specific virus does not exist because it has never reported to being isolated in the lab. Partial genetic sequencing to identify a specific virus in a pandemic supposedly killing millions?? If it was that devastating, wouldn’t someone after a year and a half have isolated it?? A lot of things just don’t add up.

This is just the Flu A and Flu B and the Vax is to spread spike proteins through the world.

I wish I was wrong...

I find it strange Democrats are more adamant about getting vaccines than Republicans. Is this a Liberal vs Conservative thingy? Or stupidity vs intellect? N

Microbiologist Henry Bauer years ago argued that HIV was an artifact of interpreting electron microscope images, that it didn't exist, and that immune system failure (AIDS) though genuine always had other causes. Been there, seen that, unwilling to trust the government.

Were you able to to verify this, DOB? I haven't found anything in my searches for Dr. Derick Knauss.

One thing I'd love to do if I had access to the data, would be to apply the "standards" for qualifying something as a COVID-19 case to influenza for every flu season for the past decade.

When hospitals are literally classifying someone who comes in with a broken arm as a COVID case, I have to wonder what the influenza "cases" would look like under the same criteria. To get a sense of it consider this from the CDC's own influenza pages:

"CDC estimates that influenza has resulted in between 9 million – 45 million illnesses, between 140,000 – 810,000 hospitalizations and between 12,000 – 61,000 deaths annually since 2010."

Now imagine, given the widespread nature of flu seasons, what it would look like if every visitor to a hospital was required to get a flu test. Imagine if everyone who came in with anything, got tested for flu, and had some level of positivity in it. now imagine it based on self-reported symptoms.

For example, take 2017-2018. They estimate some 45m "symptomatic" cases, 21m "medical visits" and some 810k hospitalizations with 61k estimated deaths. Their model would underreport the results but still likely be much, much higher. They already indicate there is an underreporting problem because influenza is not detectable very long. Thus if you got it in March but broke your arm in May, the standard testing would not detect it.

And yet, you can see the sheer ignorance or malice at places like this: https://covidusa.net

scroll down to their "if this was like the flu" bit.
"The 10-year average of about 28,645,000 flu cases per year has a 1.6% hospitalization rate and a 0.13% mortality rate. Unfortunately, CV19 is currently 14 times more deadly at 1.8% with a 20% overall hospitalization rate. If there were 28,645,000 cases..."

Notice how they, of course, don't acknowledge that the criteria are too different to make them comparable at all. Nobody with the flu and a broken arm is classified as an influenza visit. Notice that they also use a "ten year average" for the flu, rather than any recent single year. A multi-year year average is specifically useful to eliminate peaks and valleys, and when practicing statistical hiding is useful to make whatever single-year data you are comparing with look either really bad or really good depending on your motive and intent.

Note that they are also comparing "confirmed lab cases" for flu while including "presumed/assumed/probable" cases for COVID. To make those slightly more comparable you would have to include "ILI" figures with the flu ones. The initialism "ILI" means "Influenza-Like Illness" and mostly means "looks like flu but we aren't sure, did not test, or test wasn't conclusive and it had similar symptoms as influenza". And just to make sure it is crystal clear: COVID-19 was/is an ILI. Strictly speaking absent an accurate lab confirmed test all of these "probable/assumed/likely" COVID cases should have been classified as ILI.

(side note: I was tracking the 2019-2020 flu season data back in 2019 and had noted, though I was far from alone on it, that we had a rather significant increase in ILI well before anyone even mentioned China and a novel virus of any kind.)

I have to approximate due to the data I have. That said, the 2017-2018 season had a peak of 7.5% of medical visits being directly due to an ILI. In 2018 there was some 880 million hospital outpatient visits.

So ball parking it, if 100% of visits had to be tested for influenza and 5% those came back positive at some level, we'd have had roughly 44 million more ILI cases. (Just for reference, the CDC tallies cumulative US COVID cases at some 33 million).

Follow that down to hospitalizations. At a bit over 36 million hospitalizations, if only 5% of those were considered ILI hospitalizations, we'd have had an additional 1.8 million or so added to the 800k for about 2.6 million. Again for reference, CDC puts COVID hospitalization at a cumulative 2.25 million.

Given the research/review data recently from California's improper classification of children hospital visits, and that the same "standards" are applied to adults, you can cut their hospitalization numbers alone by roughly half right off the top. Which puts it fairly close to the bad flu years.

OK, I'm confused. If COVID-19 really doesn't exist, then why all the fuss about whether or not it escaped from some lab in China? Why all the discussion on how a previous virus was enhanced in some way to become COVID-19? If COVID-19 doesn't exist, then all discussion about its geographic or weaponized origins is just a lot of hot air and wasted time and detracts from discussing the big hoax that it and the so-called vaccines really are.

Edit add: At least the Indian government will have good grounds to declare the new "Indian version" of COVID-19 doesn't exist, either.

Edit add 2: It's getting harder and harder for us serfs to chase down which know-it-all really knows it all. Maybe Bullwinkle Moose can help us out here.

I find it most interesting they have to push TV commercials all day and night to bring the sheep to the needle. I also find it rather interesting, if what I have heard is true, Those who died of Covid are not being autopsied after death. What evils are they hiding?