Are they gonna include the data from 2021-2022?
Because if they don't, then the data they NOW collect will NOT be reflective of the reality at all. It will only serve to downplay the fact that the jabs kill, and will MISLEAD many into believing they're safer than they are.
This reminds me of how they kept changing the data before...for example, when they tweaked the cycle threshold for the PCR up to like 35 so as to always get a "positive" covid test so as to prolong the "pandemic." Or when they changed the definition of a vaccine...etc...
It's the continuing moving goalposts that end up changing history. If we look back at the Polio vaccine, many believe it was effective. But many are unaware that they changed what symptoms constituted as "Polio," - they made it far more restrictive, thereby getting less polio cases - thereby insinuating the vaccine was responsible for less cases! But we all know that was BS.
So now, if this "data" is collected - think of how fewer deaths will be "officially" recorded. And all that data from 2021-2022 is lost in the ether.
Of course...I couldn't link to the actual article, so not sure if they are planning to tease out the data from before...
Are they gonna include the data from 2021-2022?
Because if they don't, then the data they NOW collect will NOT be reflective of the reality at all. It will only serve to downplay the fact that the jabs kill, and will MISLEAD many into believing they're safer than they are.
This reminds me of how they kept changing the data before...for example, when they tweaked the cycle threshold for the PCR up to like 35 so as to always get a "positive" covid test so as to prolong the "pandemic." Or when they changed the definition of a vaccine...etc...
It's the continuing moving goalposts that end up changing history. If we look back at the Polio vaccine, many believe it was effective. But many are unaware that they changed what symptoms constituted as "Polio," - they made it far more restrive, thereby getting less polio cases - thereby insinuating the vaccine (which was rolled-out concurrently with the change in this definition) was responsible for less cases! But we all know that was BS.
So now, if this "data" is collected - think of how fewer deaths will be "officially" recorded. And all that data from 2021-2022 is lost in the ether.
Of course...I couldn't link to the actual article, so not sure if they are planning to tease out the data from before...