Why Three COVID Jabs Are Worse Than Two

Consider it or not, we’re now on the level the place even mainstream media are reporting that COVID-19 is extra prevalent among the many boosted, in comparison with those that give up after the preliminary sequence. That doesn’t imply that sanity is returning; it’s simply fascinating that they’re not capable of ignore it fully, though their efforts to rationalize it teeter on the verge of lunacy. June 6, 2022, CBS Information reported:¹

“As COVID-19 instances started to speed up once more this spring, federal information suggests the speed of breakthrough COVID infections in April was worse in boosted Individuals in comparison with unboosted Individuals …

In the meantime, federal officers are additionally making ready for key choices on future COVID-19 vaccine pictures … Within the quick time period, CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky just lately advised reporters that her company was in talks with the Meals and Drug Administration about extending the choice for second boosters to extra adults.”

If Walensky’s logic makes your mind really feel prefer it’s been beat with a meat mallet, you’re not alone. It’s so past irrational as to be inexplicable. If boosters make you extra susceptible to an infection, is giving boosters to extra individuals actually the prudent reply?

Three Doses Makes You Extra An infection-Susceptible Than Two

Total, information from the Facilities for Illness Management and Prevention’s new COVID dashboard² present boosted Individuals are catching COVID at practically twice the speed of the unboosted — a statistic John Moore, professor of microbiology and immunology at Weill Cornell Medical Faculty, attributes to the boosted feeling “extra protected than they really are,” and due to this fact taking fewer precautions.³

Contemplating we all know that masks, social distancing and lockdowns don’t work to stop an infection unfold, Moore’s clarification is flimsy at greatest. It’s way more affordable to conclude that the COVID injections are the issue.

In line with the CDC, the unvaccinated nonetheless account for a majority of optimistic COVID checks, at a charge of 188.2 per 100,000 as of April 23, 2022. These with a major sequence plus one or two booster pictures are catching the an infection at a charge of 119.94 per 100,000, whereas these with the first sequence clock in at a charge of 56.44 per 100,000.

In fact, CBS is cautious to notice that “The brand new information don’t imply booster pictures are someway growing the danger” of COVID, however reasonably that “the shift underscores the rising complexity of measuring vaccine effectiveness at this stage of the pandemic.”⁴

CBS additionally misleadingly claims that whereas the boosted have greater than double the speed of infections of the unboosted, it’s nonetheless “however a fraction of the degrees amongst unvaccinated Individuals.” Nonetheless, 120 (rounded up from 119.94) is hardly “however a fraction” of 188. At 64% of the unvaccinated charge, utilizing the time period “a fraction of” looks like an intentional try to downplay simply how widespread COVID is getting among the many boosted.

COVID Jab Additionally Causes Repeat Reinfections

In associated information, Pfizer’s pediatric trial reveals the pictures elevate reasonably than decrease the danger of reinfection (which means catching COVID greater than as soon as).

In his Substack article,⁵ “Lastly Confirmed: Pfizer Vaccine Causes COVID Reinfection, Disables Pure Immunity,” Igor Chudov — a businessman and mathematician⁶ — factors to the black-and-white information on web page 38 of the documentation⁷ submitted to the FDA for its COVID jab Emergency Use Authorization request to be used in kids 6 months by 4 years of age. Right here’s a display screen shot with Chudov’s markings and notes:

In all, 12 of the youngsters in Pfizer’s trial had been identified with COVID twice inside the follow-up interval, which ranged from one to 4 months. Of these, 11 had acquired two or three jabs; just one little one within the placebo (unvaccinated) group received COVID twice.

“So, what triggered vaccinated kids to develop a disproportionate quantity of repeat infections? The vaccine, in fact. It’s a randomized managed trial, in any case,” Chudov writes.⁸

“Because of Pfizer, we lastly know that COVID reinfections are actual and that their vaccine causes them by disabling pure immunity. Somewhat caveat is that Pfizer made the trial purposely sophisticated (as a result of it’s a resuscitated FAILED trial the place they added yet one more booster dose and extra youngsters).

Pfizer vaccinated the management group. This complication considerably impacts the 6-23-month age class, however nonetheless exhibits apparent vaccine failure. The two-4-year-old group is far easier: all reinfections occurred within the vaccinated members, 5 of six had been from the first-vaccinated group.

‘All of those members acquired 3 doses of assigned research intervention, apart from one participant … who acquired two doses.’ We’ve got a smoking gun that reinfections are vaccine pushed.”

This post-jab reinfection anomaly has additionally been confused by Dr. Clare Craig, a diagnostic pathologist,⁹ who reviewed a number of the most damning information from Pfizer’s pediatric trial in a current video (under).

Moderna Information Additionally Present Repeated Infections Are Seemingly

Information from Moderna’s trial additionally counsel the shot makes adults extra susceptible to repeat infections, because of an inhibited antibody response. A preprint research^10,11 posted on medRxiv April 19, 2022, discovered grownup members in Moderna’s trial who received the true injection, and later received a breakthrough an infection, didn’t generate antibodies in opposition to the nucleocapsid — a key part of the virus — as incessantly as did these within the placebo arm.

Placebo recipients produced anti-nucleocapsid antibodies twice as usually as those that received the Moderna shot, and their anti-nucleocapsid response was bigger whatever the viral load. On account of their inhibited antibody response, those that received the jab could also be extra susceptible to repeated COVID infections.

These findings are additional corroborated by information from the U.Okay. Well being Safety Company. It publishes weekly COVID-19 vaccine surveillance information, together with anti-nucleocapsid antibody ranges. The report^12,13 for Week 13, issued March 31, 2022, exhibits that COVID-jabbed people with breakthrough infections certainly have decrease ranges of those antibodies.

Pfizer’s Information Do Not Help Use in Youngsters

One other essential piece of knowledge that Craig highlights in her video is that of the 4,526 kids enrolled within the trial, a whopping 3,000 dropped out. Pfizer doesn’t clarify this extremely suspicious anomaly. Oftentimes, trial members will drop out when unwanted effects are too extreme for them to proceed.

Drug corporations may even typically exclude members who develop unwanted effects they’d reasonably not expose. That is a type of nasty loopholes that may skew outcomes. Right here, we don’t know why two-thirds of the members had been eradicated, and “on that foundation alone, this trial needs to be deemed null and void,” Craig says. Pfizer’s pediatric trial information additionally present that:

Extra Proof of Vaccine Failure

There’s actually no scarcity of proof indicating the COVID pictures are an entire failure and needs to be stopped instantly. One instance I haven’t reviewed in earlier articles is the distinction between Portugal and Bulgaria.

In his article, Chudov¹⁴ presents the next graph from Our World in Information, which exhibits the speed of latest COVID instances in these two nations. The vaccination charge in Portugal is 95%, whereas Bulgaria’s is 30%. Guess which nation has the upper COVID case charge? The graph speaks for itself.

In mid-June 2022, The Instances of Israel additionally reported¹⁵ a sudden 70% spike in severely sick COVID sufferers from one week to the following. In line with Reuters’ COVID information tracker,¹⁶ Israel has administered sufficient doses to vaccinate 100.4% of its inhabitants with two doses, so it has one of many highest vaccine uptake charges on the earth.

In mid-January 2022, Israel reported¹⁷ a fourth dose (second booster) was “solely partially efficient” in opposition to Omicron. Lead researcher, professor Gili Regev-Yochay, advised reporters, “Regardless of a big enhance in antibodies after the fourth vaccine, this safety is simply partially efficient in opposition to the Omicron pressure, which is comparatively immune to the vaccine.”

The newest spikes in each Israel and Portugal are being blamed on a brand new variant mutated from Omicron, known as BA.5.¹⁸ In line with The Instances of Israel,¹⁹ coronavirus czar Dr. Salman Zarka mentioned “the brand new variant BA.5 is rapidly gaining traction and is extra immune to vaccines than earlier strains.” So, what’s Israel’s reply? Extra pictures to encourage “herd immunity” and extra masks sporting.

Pure Immunity Versus the COVID Jab

An evaluation of the Omicron wave in Qatar can be illustrative of vaccine failure. June 21, 2022, The Epoch Instances reported²⁰ on the research,²¹ printed the week earlier than within the New England Journal of Medication. In abstract:

• Folks with earlier an infection (pure immunity) and no COVID jab had 50.2% immunity in opposition to symptomatic BA.1 an infection (a subvariant of Omicron) for no less than 324 days. In opposition to the BA.2 variant, pure immunity was 46.1%
• Folks with no earlier an infection (no pure immunity) who received two doses of the Pfizer shot had immunity in opposition to BA.1 an infection starting from −16.4% on the low finish to five.4% on the excessive finish on day 268 after the final dose. The typical was -4.9%. In opposition to the BA.2 variant, immunity was -1.1% on common. Most entered the unfavorable ranges across the six-month mark
• The effectiveness of three doses and no earlier an infection in opposition to BA.1 was 59.6%, which persevered for no less than 42 days (the extent of the follow-up). In opposition to BA.2, immunity topped out at 52.2%

Although the authors’ conclusion was that there have been “No discernable variations in safety” between vaccination and pure immunity, ask your self which you’d reasonably have: 50% immunity for no less than 10 months, or 50% immunity for about six months adopted by an elevated danger of an infection (unfavorable safety) thereafter?

Clearly, in case your aim is to keep away from an infection, you’d keep away from something that can — instantly or sooner or later — elevate your danger. But, within the upside-down world we now discover us in, the reply continues to be: “Get one other shot.”

As mentioned in “FDA and Pfizer Knew COVID Shot Caused Immunosuppression,” Pfizer’s trial information additionally reveal they’ve not dominated out the danger of antibody-dependent enhancement, and vaccine-associated enhanced illness (VAED) is listed²² as an “Essential Potential Danger.” (ADE and VAED are two phrases that principally discuss with the identical factor — worsened illness post-injection.)

So, not solely are you at elevated danger of COVID an infection, and repeated reinfections, if you happen to get the jab — particularly if you happen to get boosted — however you may additionally expertise extra extreme sickness, which is the alternative of what anybody would need. U.Okay. authorities information present that, in comparison with the unvaccinated, those that have acquired two doses are:²³

• As much as thrice extra prone to be identified with COVID-19
• Twice extra prone to be hospitalized with COVID-19
• Thrice extra prone to die of COVID-19

Closing Ideas

In closing, it’s clear there aren’t any long-term advantages to the COVID jabs, solely danger. How rather more information do we want earlier than our well being businesses snap to and begin defending public well being?

I don’t have a solution to that query, seeing how nothing works the way in which it’s speculated to anymore. Our well being businesses have been captured by the drug business and have principally gone rogue. They ignore even probably the most fundamental guidelines and ethics these days.

One thing will clearly must be executed about that, however till then, the perfect recommendation I’ve is to take management of your individual well being and make choices primarily based on precise information reasonably than company press releases.

When you’ve already taken a number of COVID jabs and now remorse it, first, an important step you may take is to not take any extra pictures. Subsequent, if you happen to suspect your well being might have been impacted, take a look at the Frontline COVID-19 Important Care Alliance’s (FLCCC) post-vaccine therapy protocol, I-RECOVER,²⁴ which you’ll be able to download from covid19criticalcare.com in a number of totally different languages.