The COVID jabs that were initially rolled out almost immediately after the 2020 election have been billed as ‘safe and effective’ by the mockingbirds in Big Media in a relentless propaganda campaign aimed at the American people.
They’ve told you to trust the experts, the science, and the data. They just didn’t show you some of the data that completely destroys their narrative of shots being necessary or even ‘safe and effective.’
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Narrator: You have the right to know the potential benefit of any intervention. For example, Pfizer reported that its vaccine shows a 95% efficacy. That sounds like it protects you 95% of the time, right? But that’s not actually what that number means. That 95% refers to the relative risk reduction, but it doesn’t tell you how much your overall risk is reduced by vaccination. For that, we need absolute risk reduction. In the Pfizer trial, eight out of 18,198 people who are given the vaccine developed COVID-19 in the unvaccinated placebo group, 162 people got it, which means that even without the vaccine, the risk of contracting COVID-19 was extremely low at 0.88%, which the vaccine then reduced to 0.04%. So the net benefit or the absolute risk reduction that you’re being offered with a Pfizer vaccine is 0.84%. That 95% number? That refers to the relative difference between 0.88 and 0.04%. That’s what they call 95% relative risk reduction and relative risk reduction is well known to be a misleading number, which is why the FDA recommends using absolute risk reduction instead, which begs the question how many people would have chosen to take the COVID-19 vaccines have they understood that they offered less than 1% benefit?
Less than a 1% benefit but at what risk of an adverse reaction?
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Even if the vaccines did provide substantial protection (which they do not), the risks seem pretty high. We’ve seen enough people in sports fall down on the field, and that’s just people in sports. Those incidents cannot be hidden. What about the office worker who drops dead while dialing a phone number? What about the math teacher who falls over in the middle of solving a quadratic equation (a dangerous sport in and of itself)? What about someone blacking out while driving down a road? (There has been an 18.4% increase in fatal car crashes in 2021. I wonder what could be causing that!) These “vaccines” have been an unmitigated disaster.