Having closely followed the roll out here in Australia, I don't feel reassured by your words. Here's a short clip of a very nervous Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr John Gerrard telling us they're "keeping a close eye" on reports of people dying suddenly from myocarditis after a short illness: h…
Having closely followed the roll out here in Australia, I don't feel reassured by your words. Here's a short clip of a very nervous Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr John Gerrard telling us they're "keeping a close eye" on reports of people dying suddenly from myocarditis after a short illness: https://rumble.com/vwhgw9-australian-health-official-vaxed-are-dying-from-myocarditis.html
Note how he corrects himself from "a few" reports to "reports". Months before this press conference, it was reported in our media that two Australian journalists were hospitalised for myocarditis following pfizer (Georgia Clark and Denham Hitchock). Denham Hitchock's case certainly wasn't mild and we don't know if there's permanent scarring that could increase his risk of chronic heart failure in the future.
A couple of reporters shout out, asking if it's the vaccines but D'Ath dismisses them, saying "Vaccines actually help people stay out of hospital".
Here are testimonials from ICU nurses (general and cardiac) at a Health and Welfare Meeting of the Louisiana House of Reps about the "terrifying" injuries they're seeing from these shots. The nurses all say the injuries are not being reported to VAERS. They speak at the one hour mark: https://house.louisiana.gov/H_Video/VideoArchivePlayer?v=house/2021/nov/1108_21_HW
In this climate of fierce censorship, you'll get a better idea of what's going on by physically going to places yourself or ringing people up and speaking to them directly. You can contact Monte Vista school in CAL; they have 4 cases of myocarditis following the shots in approx 800 students (presumably 50% boys.)
The rate at Monte Vista fits what I've seen in this city of Melbourne, Australia. I don't know that many people but I know two young men (aged 20) who are friends who both got myocarditis after pfizer. They're being seen by the same cardiologist. Neither case is mild. Their prognosis is unknown.
Despite the censorship, you can still find studies that report a higher incidence of myocarditis from the Covid shots. When the study by Patone et al. was redone according to age and gender, investigators found a higher rate of myocarditis in jab recipients skewed to younger males.
As for heart inflammation from the mRNA shots being mild and rare, Ernest Ramirez's son Ernesto aged 16 died after pfizer. Mr. Ramirez didn't know there was any risk of death. He was offered money to keep quiet but refused. There are other cases such as that of Sean Hartman.
Published studies have found permanent damage to hearts following the mRNA shots in the form of fibrosis (Bozkurt et al) and necrosis (Matta et al.), so it's reasonable to think that in some cases extensive damage could lead to death.
You recommend Moderna over Pfizer. We know males of younger age are more at risk of heart inflammation from the mRNA shots and there's a higher risk with Moderna (Sweden, Norway and Finland halted Moderna in under 30s). I therefore don't understand your logic that myocarditis could be less common in the youngest age group, particularly when you're advocating Moderna.
We know the trials in adults were under powered to detect myocarditis but that it still occurred in the real world. There are over 1000 peer-reviewed papers on other adverse effects from the Covid shots, such as transverse myelitis that appeared on FDA slides in December 2020 and is listed in pfizer's postmarketing experience document.
Even without extensive real world data on injuries, there were major red flags in the original RCTs:
Compare the NEJM report with the FDA one on the Pfizer trial for ages 12-15. Do you know the reasons for the discrepancy in numbers of children who didn't receive a second dose? Do you know the reasons why these children didn't get a second dose?
Brianne Dressen's severe neurological AE was censored from the AZ trial because it occurred after one dose. There's every reason to suspect that could have gone on in the Pfizer trial. Moreover, both Brianne and Stephanie de Garay (whose daughter Maddie was paralysed on the pfizer trial) say trial participants could only report AEs by choosing from a pre-specified list of minor ones.
I question the reliability of any source that makes statements I consider disingenuous. You said Pfizer reporting scalding from coffee (nothing to do with their drug) was an example of rigour. You neglect to mention they passed off a case of paralysis in a child aged twelve as a stomach ache in their published report. It's blatant fraud and criminally negligent not to investigate such a severe case before rolling out to healthy children.
You're strongly urging parents to give their babies and toddlers what the FDA in 2020 considered to be experimental (the EUA document calls the Covid vaccines "investigational") gene therapy (Moderna's SEC filing document from April 2020 states the FDA considered mRNA to be gene therapy.)
If a product is marketed as a vaccine, then certain safety studies don't need to be done; studies in carcinogenicity and genotoxicity were not done because the drug was not "expected' to have an adverse effect in this regard, as you can see on page 29 of Pfizer's document:https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/125742_S1_M2_24_nonclinical-overview.pdf
Clinical trials to determine safety in reproductive health are ongoing. You may be aware that menstrual irregularities have been reported globally, including in the BMJ. There are two reports of vaginal haemorrhaging in a woman and a child aged 11 on the TGA DAEN website. The child appears on page 35. Note the rat bleeding on the vulva that was euthanized (page 55) in the pfizer study:
Note also how much of this animal study in safety is redacted. As a parent, does any of this concern you?
The covid inoculations don't reduce transmission at all. The only reason to give these mRNA drugs to children would be to reduce their risk of a severe outcome. Where's the evidence, even in the original clinical trials in adults for the original variant, that they reduce the risk of a severe outcome?
These drugs are, at best, a symptom mitigator with a limited window of efficacy.
"...but data will be closely followed".
Having closely followed the roll out here in Australia, I don't feel reassured by your words. Here's a short clip of a very nervous Queensland Chief Health Officer Dr John Gerrard telling us they're "keeping a close eye" on reports of people dying suddenly from myocarditis after a short illness: https://rumble.com/vwhgw9-australian-health-official-vaxed-are-dying-from-myocarditis.html
Note how he corrects himself from "a few" reports to "reports". Months before this press conference, it was reported in our media that two Australian journalists were hospitalised for myocarditis following pfizer (Georgia Clark and Denham Hitchock). Denham Hitchock's case certainly wasn't mild and we don't know if there's permanent scarring that could increase his risk of chronic heart failure in the future.
Here's Queensland Minister of Health and Ambulance Services Yvette D'Ath reporting on a 40% rise in call outs for cardiac arrests, chest pains and respiratory issues:https://rumble.com/v10uifl-queensland-health-minister-cant-explain-sudden-40-heart-attacks-chest-pains.html
A couple of reporters shout out, asking if it's the vaccines but D'Ath dismisses them, saying "Vaccines actually help people stay out of hospital".
Here are testimonials from ICU nurses (general and cardiac) at a Health and Welfare Meeting of the Louisiana House of Reps about the "terrifying" injuries they're seeing from these shots. The nurses all say the injuries are not being reported to VAERS. They speak at the one hour mark: https://house.louisiana.gov/H_Video/VideoArchivePlayer?v=house/2021/nov/1108_21_HW
In this climate of fierce censorship, you'll get a better idea of what's going on by physically going to places yourself or ringing people up and speaking to them directly. You can contact Monte Vista school in CAL; they have 4 cases of myocarditis following the shots in approx 800 students (presumably 50% boys.)
The rate at Monte Vista fits what I've seen in this city of Melbourne, Australia. I don't know that many people but I know two young men (aged 20) who are friends who both got myocarditis after pfizer. They're being seen by the same cardiologist. Neither case is mild. Their prognosis is unknown.
Despite the censorship, you can still find studies that report a higher incidence of myocarditis from the Covid shots. When the study by Patone et al. was redone according to age and gender, investigators found a higher rate of myocarditis in jab recipients skewed to younger males.
As for heart inflammation from the mRNA shots being mild and rare, Ernest Ramirez's son Ernesto aged 16 died after pfizer. Mr. Ramirez didn't know there was any risk of death. He was offered money to keep quiet but refused. There are other cases such as that of Sean Hartman.
Published studies have found permanent damage to hearts following the mRNA shots in the form of fibrosis (Bozkurt et al) and necrosis (Matta et al.), so it's reasonable to think that in some cases extensive damage could lead to death.
You recommend Moderna over Pfizer. We know males of younger age are more at risk of heart inflammation from the mRNA shots and there's a higher risk with Moderna (Sweden, Norway and Finland halted Moderna in under 30s). I therefore don't understand your logic that myocarditis could be less common in the youngest age group, particularly when you're advocating Moderna.
We know the trials in adults were under powered to detect myocarditis but that it still occurred in the real world. There are over 1000 peer-reviewed papers on other adverse effects from the Covid shots, such as transverse myelitis that appeared on FDA slides in December 2020 and is listed in pfizer's postmarketing experience document.
There are websites where you can listen to and read testimonials from people who have been injured by these shots: https://www.realnotrare.com/ https://www.nomoresilence.info/ https://www.jabinjuriesglobal.com/ and a physician led one: https://react19.org/
Even without extensive real world data on injuries, there were major red flags in the original RCTs:
Compare the NEJM report with the FDA one on the Pfizer trial for ages 12-15. Do you know the reasons for the discrepancy in numbers of children who didn't receive a second dose? Do you know the reasons why these children didn't get a second dose?
Brianne Dressen's severe neurological AE was censored from the AZ trial because it occurred after one dose. There's every reason to suspect that could have gone on in the Pfizer trial. Moreover, both Brianne and Stephanie de Garay (whose daughter Maddie was paralysed on the pfizer trial) say trial participants could only report AEs by choosing from a pre-specified list of minor ones.
I question the reliability of any source that makes statements I consider disingenuous. You said Pfizer reporting scalding from coffee (nothing to do with their drug) was an example of rigour. You neglect to mention they passed off a case of paralysis in a child aged twelve as a stomach ache in their published report. It's blatant fraud and criminally negligent not to investigate such a severe case before rolling out to healthy children.
You're strongly urging parents to give their babies and toddlers what the FDA in 2020 considered to be experimental (the EUA document calls the Covid vaccines "investigational") gene therapy (Moderna's SEC filing document from April 2020 states the FDA considered mRNA to be gene therapy.)
If a product is marketed as a vaccine, then certain safety studies don't need to be done; studies in carcinogenicity and genotoxicity were not done because the drug was not "expected' to have an adverse effect in this regard, as you can see on page 29 of Pfizer's document:https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/125742_S1_M2_24_nonclinical-overview.pdf
Clinical trials to determine safety in reproductive health are ongoing. You may be aware that menstrual irregularities have been reported globally, including in the BMJ. There are two reports of vaginal haemorrhaging in a woman and a child aged 11 on the TGA DAEN website. The child appears on page 35. Note the rat bleeding on the vulva that was euthanized (page 55) in the pfizer study:
https://www.tga.gov.au/sites/default/files/foi-2389-06.pdf
Note also how much of this animal study in safety is redacted. As a parent, does any of this concern you?
The covid inoculations don't reduce transmission at all. The only reason to give these mRNA drugs to children would be to reduce their risk of a severe outcome. Where's the evidence, even in the original clinical trials in adults for the original variant, that they reduce the risk of a severe outcome?
These drugs are, at best, a symptom mitigator with a limited window of efficacy.