I can't remember if this was talked about previously, but people have been sharing this archive talking about the
CDC's 2020 plans for covid quarantine camps. Brownstone recently wrote an article on it
here.
It also turns out that at the same time in 2020,
NYC health officials were hosting orgies.
A new study shows that among people who have had heart attacks, the jabbed have a higher risk of subsequent heart attacks and heart failure than the unjabbed. If you don't want to read the study, Alex Berenson has a summary of it
here.
On the topic of heart issues, a
JAMA paper examined the differences between jab-induced myocarditis, covid-induced myocarditis, and conventional myocarditis. They try to make the conclusion that the long term outlook of jab-induced myocarditis was less likely to result in complications, however they conveniently side-step the fact that even their data show that the jabbed were still getting covid myocarditis, and they also conveniently left out key parts of the data to determine exact rates of myocarditis. Vinay Prasad has a write up of that
here.
Staying on the topic of heart issues,
a Japanese study indicates that the jab massively increases the odds of myocarditis. It also doesn't help that the chances of heart complications from
unjabbed covid may still be overstated by fearmongers.
The jab also
increases the chances of developing asthma in kids (Alex Berenson reporting, study link
here).
Covaxin, which was the attempt at a covid vaccine made by India, recently had a study published that indicated it was subject to many, if not all of the same side effects that the mRNA jabs have. Covaxin was an attempt at a more traditional vaccine, and the study supports that it is the spike protein itself causing many of these issues. However that study has now been
retracted as Bharat Biotech, the company manufacturing Covaxin,
is suing for defamation.
A few month old study found that the
jab made no statistical difference in postacute sequelae after covid infection. This was despite refusing to count people who got infected within 30 days of the jab, and deciding to count people who were infected with covid before the jabs were available, both of which skew the statistics in favor of the jab. This means that the
CDC's claims that the jab reduce the risk of post infection complications (like long covid) have no evidence.
A study that shows evidence that
the mRNA from the covid jab can cross the placental barrier during pregnancy.
The NIH made a bunch of emails disappear, and is pleading the fifth regarding them to the house covid committee.
In Germany, the now collapsed government coalition
refused to even investigate itself regarding Germany's covid response (Link is to a substack translation of
this Berliner Zeitung article).
With regards to broader vaccine news, companies are now
beginning trials on self-amplifying RNA "vaccines" (The linked one is for H5N1, influenza the trial page is
here). These would continue to replicate the RNA after injection, and it doesn't seem like anyone actually knows how long or how much. Companies have already been trying to roll this out in Japan, though
anecdotal evidence indicates it's not very popular.
