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We don't know that people will start dying months after getting the shot, but we don't know that they won't, either. We do know that animals in test trials for SARS-CoV-1 vaccine did die - all of them - not right after receiving the injections, but some time later, when they were exposed to a coronavirus "in the wild". Due to an immune system overreaction - "ADE" or "cytokine storm" which ended up with the body attacking its own organs and causing death. This led the scientists to abandon development of the vaccine.

Therefore, there is very reasonable cause for concern, since we have been given NO evidence that this will not happen to humans who get the SARS-CoV-2 "vaccine" when they encounter a coronavirus (such as the common cold) 3, 6, 9 months or even a year from now.

If you read some of the literature promoting the "vaccine" it says "there is no evidence that the vaccine will cause ADE or a cytokine storm months after getting the vaccine." What they don't say is, there's also no evidence that it won't.

So in essence, people getting the shot are acting as human guinea pigs for scientists to see what the long-term effects of the "vaccine" are. All for a virus which the CDC itself says is more than 99% survivable.

3 years ago
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We don't know that people will start dying months after getting the shot, but we don't know that they won't, either. We do know that animals in test trials for SARS-CoV-1 vaccine did die - all of them - not right after receiving the injections, but some time later, when they were exposed to a coronavirus "in the wild". Due to an immune system overreaction - "ADE" or "cytokine storm" which ended up with the body attacking its own organs and causing death.

Therefore, there is very reasonable cause for concern, since we have been given NO evidence that this will not happen to humans who get the SARS-CoV-2 "vaccine" when they encounter a coronavirus (such as the common cold) 3, 6, 9 months or even a year from now.

If you read some of the literature promoting the "vaccine" it says "there is no evidence that the vaccine will cause ADE or a cytokine storm months after getting the vaccine." What they don't say is, there's also no evidence that it won't.

So in essence, people getting the shot are acting as human guinea pigs for scientists to see what the long-term effects of the "vaccine" are. All for a virus which the CDC itself says is more than 99% survivable.

3 years ago
1 score