After Australian Liberal Senator Gerard Rennick shared posts of Covid vaccine side effects on Facebook, Aus Vax Safety’s Nick Wood, denounced his actions claiming that these posts are dangerous because, “it feeds into: ‘is there a cover-up here, we’re not being told things’.”
Saying he shouldn’t be telling people things because this leads people to think we’re not being told things also seems to feed into the same argument. Not that logic has been applied to anything related to Covid. Why would it be? It’s no longer being taught in school.
Naturally the posts were debunked because one source was a “retired GP” — can’t be credible right? — and another had no definitively proven link between the symptoms which began immediately after the vaccine, and the vaccine.
The main irony (of several) is that Aus Vax Safety, which Associate professor Nick Wood runs, reports that vaccines are having massive side effects (adverse events) on an unprecedented level.
The highest is the Moderna vaccine with a whopping 65% after dose 2.
This is actually a surprise to the downside given that in the clinical trial, 94.5% of patients experienced adverse events after at least one of the two doses. 2.8% of patients see a doctor or report to a hospital emergency room.
For comparison, in the previous five years, 80% of vaccine recipients reported zero adverse events
Of the three vaccines approved in Australia (Pfizer, AstraZeneca, and Moderna), AstraZeneca has the lowest incidence of adverse events.
It’s also considered more dangerous than the other two because it’s been banned in several EU countries — either because of anti-UK sentiment or simply because Pfizer sponsored more content.
“Pfizer — Making a Difference”
As much as I despise what Pfizer, Moderna, the WHO, NIH, and the rest are doing to the world, it’s impossible to ignore how effective they are (at making profits — not curing viruses).
No viruses cured yet, but your Pfizer options are up 57% so far.
Cheers,
P
