This quick video is a poignant illustration of the kids who’ve been injured or killed by the mRNA jab. Some have died, whereas others live in power ache, with seizures, tics and an lack of ability to stroll or eat independently.
In keeping with knowledge from the CDC1 there have been 1,086 deaths in kids aged start to 17 years from 2020 to June 2, 2022, involving COVID-19. This was 1.33% of deaths from all causes in the identical age group. In keeping with the American Academy of Pediatrics,2 the cumulative hospitalization fee in kids by February 3, 2022, was 0.7% and the cumulative loss of life fee was 0.01%.
Though any loss of life is tragic, it is obvious from these numbers that COVID-19 has not affected the pediatric inhabitants to any nice extent. Research3 have additionally proven that the majority wholesome kids both have delicate signs or no signs. Signs in wholesome kids are like these of a chilly or flu-like sickness.
Taking this one step additional, a examine4 revealed in July 2021 by the Division of Pediatrics at Duke College Faculty of Drugs discovered kids who had delicate or asymptomatic circumstances of COVID-19 additionally developed a strong antibody response.
The jab just isn’t innocuous. In keeping with an evaluation by Steve Kirsch, an engineering graduate from MIT who’s himself doubled vaxxed with the Moderna shot,5 as of December 12, 2021, the jab had killed almost twice as many kids because the sickness.6
The FDA Has Declared Struggle on Youngsters
On this three-minute video Mary Holland, president and normal counsel of Youngsters’s Well being Protection, makes an impassioned plea to the general public and the U.S. Meals and Drug Administration to cease the battle in opposition to our youngsters.7 With out sturdy proof to assist the assault, the FDA has begun a marketing campaign to make use of emergency use authorizations (EUAs) that may topic essentially the most susceptible in our inhabitants to pointless dangers from a genetic experiment.
The FDA scheduled 4 conferences of the Vaccines and Associated Organic Merchandise Advisory Committee (VRBPAC) to debate — and doubtlessly approve — EUAs that will cowl the inhabitants from cradle to grave in COVID pictures. The itinerary started June 7, 2022, and is scheduled to finish June 28, 2022.
The deliberate discussions embody including the Novavax COVID shot for adults and amending Moderna’s EUA for the first collection in kids and adolescents aged 6 by 17 and youngsters 6 months to five years. The conferences additionally embody an modification to Pfizer’s major collection to incorporate kids 4 months to 4 years.
Toby Rogers Ph.D.,8 has a grasp of public coverage diploma. He’s known as the June conferences a “blitzkrieg” designed to “create psychological shock and demoralizing chaos.”9
Youngsters’s Well being Protection10 mobilized a grassroots effort to tell the FDA and CDC officers, elected representatives and VRBPAC members that the general public needs them to reject proposals from Pfizer and Moderna, and requests that authorities companies comply with science to guard public well being. It’s attainable to make a distinction when customers are armed with actual knowledge and take motion. The details Youngsters’s Well being Protection makes for customers embody:11
• There is no such thing as a COVID emergency for youngsters — Youngsters youthful than 18 with out comorbidities have a 99.995% restoration fee and the CDC knowledge present over 74% of all kids start to 17 years have sturdy pure immunity.
• mRNA pictures supply little safety — In 2020, regulators set a minimal customary effectiveness for EUA approval — vaccines should meet a threshold of fifty% effectiveness. Nevertheless, preliminary knowledge present the jab was solely 44% efficient within the youngest kids and 37% efficient in kids as much as 5 years.
Along with failing the minimal customary, the effectiveness of the vaccine in opposition to the Omicron variant dropped to 12% after seven weeks in kids 5 to 11 years.
• Jab accidents in kids are catastrophic — The Defender factors out that as of Might 20, 2022, the Vaccine Antagonistic Occasion Reporting System (VAERS) recorded over 48,500 experiences of antagonistic occasions in kids. In 14 days, as of June 3, 2022,12 this quantity jumped dramatically to a complete of 49,283 antagonistic occasions.
This included 114 deaths, 457 kids who’re completely disabled and eight,811 who haven’t recovered from their vaccine harm. Vaccine accidents have included encephalitis, Bell’s palsy, new onset diabetes, aneurysms or cerebral hemorrhage and Guillain Barre or transverse myelitis leading to paralysis.
‘Future Framework’ Doubles Down on a Failed Technique
The ultimate assembly is scheduled for June 28, 2022. Its focus might be a proposed “Future Framework” for COVID-19 jabs.13 In keeping with The Defender, by June 1, 2022, over 500 million doses of the jab had been distributed and injected throughout a 17-month interval. Sadly, there was no discernible affect and much more folks have died for the reason that pictures had been launched.
In keeping with CDC knowledge,14 on the finish of 2020 there have been 385,666 folks whose deaths had been recorded involving COVID-19. The jab was launched in December 2020. By the top of 2021, the jab had been distributed for 12 months. Individuals had additionally begun efficiently treating COVID at dwelling with quite a lot of protocols, together with these from Dr. Vladimir Zelenko15 or the Entrance Line COVID-19 Vital Care Alliance.16
Regardless of figuring out extra in regards to the virus after 12 months and profitable at-home remedy protocols, 77,103 extra folks died in 2021 than in 2020 for a complete of 462,769 deaths in 2021.17
The proposed Future Framework is a manner for pharmaceutical corporations to make use of info captured by regulatory companies to get reformulated pictures authorized with out enterprise new scientific trials. The Defender calls this “doubling down on a failed technique.”18
In a slide presentation19 produced for the April 2022 VRBPAC assembly, the choice course of for the influenza vaccine pressure was reviewed and known as profitable. Nevertheless, as The Defender reported,20
“Lisa Grohskopf from the CDC’s Influenza Division experiences that final yr the flu shot was someplace between 8% and 14% efficient (based mostly on knowledge from seven websites that take part within the U.S. Flu Vaccine Effectiveness Community).”
These abysmal effectiveness percentages are what the FDA and CDC name success. The presentation goes on to determine a number of challenges to adapting the influenza mannequin to new COVID-19 vaccines.21 The reply to those issues seems to be the Future Framework.
Proposed modifications would permit the regulatory course of to approve future COVID-19 pictures with out scientific trials, no matter how drastically the formulation modifications. If the modifications are applied, they are going to solely want to satisfy the usual of being “biologically comparable.”22
The assembly is scheduled for June 28, 2022, so there may be nonetheless time to inform the FDA to get their #HandsOffOurChildren through the use of the Youngsters’s Well being Protection motion web page, the place you may shortly and simply ship emails to the FDA, VRBPAC committee, CDC officers and elected consultant.
FDA Reviewed Pfizer’s Take a look at Outcomes Primarily based on 10 Youngsters
The U.S. Meals and Drug Administration amended its EUA for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 shot to permit a booster dose for youngsters ages 5 to 11.23 The FDA’s “analysis of security” for the booster dose in younger kids was based mostly on a examine of solely about 400 kids, and though that quantity is exceedingly low, it’s far larger than the ten kids within the take a look at for youngsters 6 months to five years.24
In a press launch, Pfizer introduced the EUA they had been looking for from the FDA for youngsters 6 months to beneath 5 years is “based mostly on 10 symptomatic COVID-19 circumstances recognized from seven days after the third dose and accrued as of April 29, 2022.”25
The examine included 1,678 kids who obtained three doses of the formulation. Nevertheless, the 80.3% efficacy that Pfizer introduced relies on simply 10 circumstances. The quantity is so low that even outspoken vaccine advocate Dr. Paul Offit expressed dismay, saying:26
“I imply, 10 kids — you are speaking about 10 kids. It is a small quantity, so it is actually arduous to remark o[n] this as one thing extra normal since you do not know as a result of the numbers are so small.”
The trial reportedly evaluated “the protection, tolerability and immunogenicity of three doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine.”27 This declare of 80.3% effectiveness in kids got here on the heels of knowledge launched by the New York state Division of Well being examine28 that confirmed efficacy in kids ages 5 to 11 years fell to 12% in two months after vaccination.
These knowledge are in keeping with a report29 from Britain that confirmed effectiveness in opposition to symptomatic an infection dropped 22.6% after two months in adolescents aged 16 to 17 years. Within the press launch, Pfizer wrote the shot was “well-tolerated amongst 1,678 kids beneath 5 years of age with a security profile much like placebo.”30
Nevertheless, in response to the American Academy of Pediatrics,31 as of June 8, 2022, 36% of 5- to 11-year-olds had obtained at the least one dose and 29% had obtained two doses and, in response to VAERS, there have been 11,773 whole experiences of antagonistic occasions in kids 5 to 11 years by June 3, 2022.
For those who extrapolate the antagonistic occasion numbers utilizing 36% of the pediatric inhabitants that obtained at the least one dose, there can be 32,702 antagonistic occasions reported in kids aged 5 to 11 if 100% got the shot.
It appears extremely unlikely, based mostly on the variety of antagonistic occasions in kids reported to VAERS after at the least one injection, that pictures in kids aged 6 months to beneath 5 years would have resulted in solely “delicate or average”32 occasions, or that the shot may have “a security profile much like placebo.”
Youngsters’s Vaccine Approval Essential to Defend Massive Pharma
It’s essential to grasp what’s driving the push behind getting kids vaccinated when there seems to be no scientific cause to do it. On this interview with Alix Mayer, we talk about the nefarious the reason why kids are being aggressively focused. Regardless that VAERS33 has proven many vaccines have a questionable security profile, knowledge collected from 2021 and 2022 display the COVID jab presents a extra severe threat than all of the earlier vaccines mixed.
Lack of transparency has been a power difficulty throughout the trade, however the present challenges with the COVID pictures have highlighted the problem. The jabs had been launched beneath EUA to provide the pharmaceutical corporations authorized immunity in opposition to legal responsibility for vaccine harm.34
As Mayer factors out within the interview, what you might not notice is that though the FDA appeared to approve and license BioNTech’s Comirnaty,35 the shot continues to be administered beneath the EUA.
One important cause is that when the product is totally licensed, the corporate is chargeable for accidents.36 For a vaccine and the producer to have immunity that’s not administered beneath an EUA, it should be positioned on the childhood vaccination schedule.37,38 This enables state governments to mandate the shot (the federal authorities solely makes suggestions; states difficulty the mandates). Mayer notes:39
“That is the holy grail for those who’re a vaccine producer of a COVID vaccine proper now. You need it to be totally licensed, however not put up for sale till you get it on the kids’s schedule.”
Will Pediatricians Refuse Care if Mother and father Refuse the Jab?
Parental considerations over vaccinations usually are not a brand new difficulty. A examine40 revealed in 2005 discovered “many” pediatricians stated they might discontinue care if a household refused vaccination. One other examine41,42 revealed in 2020 surveyed U.S. pediatricians and located 51% stated they might dismiss a household in the event that they refused vaccinations.
Medical commerce associations and a number of other states have additionally stepped in to drag parental rights out from beneath households who need to train knowledgeable consent on behalf of their kids.
In 2020,43,44 the District of Columbia handed a permitting minors as younger as 11 to consent to a federally-recommendation vaccination with out their mother and father’ consent or information. Since then,45 Alabama, Oregon, South Carolina, North Carolina and Rhode Island have handed laws particularly for the COVID pictures. The legal guidelines permit medical doctors to influence kids from 14 to 16 years to take the jab with out telling their mother and father.
In Might 2022, California, which already has a legislation allowing minors as younger as 12 to get an HPV or hepatitis B vaccination with out their mother and father’ information consent, filed a invoice including the COVID shot to it.46
17,000 Docs and Scientists Warn Mother and father
In his interview with podcaster Joe Rogan,47 Dr. Robert Malone provides a historic perspective on the credentials that make him uniquely certified to grasp and communicate in regards to the mRNA know-how used within the present COVID-19 genetic jabs.
Rogan’s podcast is hosted solely on Spotify48 however you may see this specific one and browse the transcript on the web site of Texas Congressman Troy Nehls’, R-Texas, with out downloading the Spotify app.49
Malone is the first inventor of the mRNA gene switch know-how that underpins the jab. The very nature of the know-how used to create the jab transfers genetic materials from the shot into your cells, creating genetic remedy.
The data Malone shared throughout the three-hour interview was so damaging to the COVID narrative that Google manipulated the search outcomes50 and simply days earlier than the interview Twitter banned Malone.51
