Despite still not having access to long-term data, we have quite a bit of evidence that the COVID-19 vaccines are not so safe & effective, such as the increasing and highly troubling evidence for negative efficacy, and the fact that the clinical trial data as presented was
I think it was double exposure that got people into trouble. During the summer death wave, the proportion of pneumonia among u07.1 deaths peaked and so did the proportion of people who died in hospital.
The entire shift in the age of death in 2021 is attributed to u07.1 deaths, while other types of mortality saw a more steadily elevated rate throughout the three years.
What's undeniable is that covid vaccines (first doses!) are somehow responsible for all these summer "covid deaths". The mechanisms are debatable.
Indeed, we do not know what causes the observed negative effectiveness. Does the jab damage the immune system? Does it waste the immune system's time by priming it for a variant that isn't around anymore? Does it increase coronavirus tolerance through increasing IgG4 antibodies? Whatever the mechanism/s, it's hard not to notice that the unjabbed appear to be doing better, especially when biases and dodgy data are accounted for.
Most vaccine deaths are in fact COVID deaths.
https://vigilance.pervaers.com/p/usa-the-mass-vaccine-casualty-event
Do you mean most 'COVID deaths' are actually vaccine deaths?
Is hard to tell what exactly is going on.
I think it was double exposure that got people into trouble. During the summer death wave, the proportion of pneumonia among u07.1 deaths peaked and so did the proportion of people who died in hospital.
The entire shift in the age of death in 2021 is attributed to u07.1 deaths, while other types of mortality saw a more steadily elevated rate throughout the three years.
What's undeniable is that covid vaccines (first doses!) are somehow responsible for all these summer "covid deaths". The mechanisms are debatable.
Indeed, we do not know what causes the observed negative effectiveness. Does the jab damage the immune system? Does it waste the immune system's time by priming it for a variant that isn't around anymore? Does it increase coronavirus tolerance through increasing IgG4 antibodies? Whatever the mechanism/s, it's hard not to notice that the unjabbed appear to be doing better, especially when biases and dodgy data are accounted for.
It's probablya mix of all these factors.
But something special happened in summer. A short term effect of first doses.
Did you look at the two charts in that article?