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Tom M's avatar

Thank God there are people (cats) such as you with explanatory skills willing to engage the data and be transparent enough to invite other experts to participate in your discussions and share data etc. In a sane world wouldn’t we have, like a weekly covid round table panel once a week and it would be on tv and the best scientists, experts, and reporters and cats could share their best thinking and their best questions in transparent fashion, publicly? Kind of the opposite of the way public health information is being handled. Keep up your important work and thank you.

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Tweets like these make me wonder if it's vax injury:

https://twitter.com/AxelSavage4/status/1437624425281511429

https://twitter.com/Zieleds/status/1437752904811646981

@AxelSavage4

Sep 13

3) Apparently all patients are asked whether or not they received the #CV19 vax, no matter what issue it is that brought them into the ER.

If the patient received the vax less than 14 days prior, they are recorded as "Un-Vaxxed"

4) The story the nurses are being given, is that this is done because the vax takes 14 days to start working. The FT ER nurse my wife talked to last night has a different theory:

5) It has been her observation that most patients coming in with what appears to be vaccine injuries are coming in within 72 hours of receiving the jab. By recording these patients as "Un-Vaxxed" they can do a few things:

6)

- one, they can claim those vax injuries are a result of Covid & not the shot

- two, they can bury the vaccine injury

- three, they get to claim there's a "pandemic of the unvaccinated"

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