*Edit to say my math is probably retarded, but the point stands....

I watched a very interesting video from someone who analyzed the VAERS data. The vast majority of problems clustered in 1 in 200 vaccine batches.

It looked as though the companies (Pfizer, J&J and Moderna) were coordinating when the bad batches were released when he time plotted the data.

If your odds of getting a bad batch are 1 in 200, then for every subsequent shot/booster, your odds of exposure go up significantly.

1 in 200 first dose / 1 in 100 by second dose / 1 in 50 with booster / 1 in 25 on second booster and so on. By the 8th dose, your odds of getting a bad batch somewhere along the line is 1 in 1.5625 cases which means that 64% of the vaccine recipients would have had a bad batch along the way.

And the VAERS data likely doesn't even capture the long-term side effects such as damaging your immune system (HIV like) or causing cancer down the road. They primarily report immediate outcomes like strokes, myocarditis, bells palsy, etc.

I watched a very interesting video from someone who analyzed the VAERS data. The vast majority of problems clustered in 1 in 200 vaccine batches.

It looked as though the companies (Pfizer, J&J and Moderna) were coordinating when the bad batches were released when he time plotted the data.

If your odds of getting a bad batch are 1 in 200, then for every subsequent shot/booster, your odds of exposure go up significantly.

1 in 200 first dose / 1 in 100 by second dose / 1 in 50 with booster / 1 in 25 on second booster and so on. By the 8th dose, your odds of getting a bad batch somewhere along the line is 1 in 1.5625 cases which means that 64% of the vaccine recipients would have had a bad batch along the way.

And the VAERS data likely doesn't even capture the long-term side effects such as damaging your immune system (HIV like) or causing cancer down the road. They primarily report immediate outcomes like strokes, myocarditis, bells palsy, etc.