The mRNA medical device used for Covid also known as a vaccine has made its way into the news cycle. As most know, this type of vaccine has never been administered to humans because previous studies have caused deadly inflammation in animals. Not to mention, just like the 1976 and 2009 Swine Flu outbreak, the Covid virus isn’t as scary as they’ve claimed:
- 90% of Covid+ individuals are asymptomatic. Asymptomatic Covid+ patients have a spread rate of only 0.7% – less than 1%. They are NOT super spreaders. (SOURCES: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7219423/ and https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6936a5.htm and https://abcnews.go.com/Health/remarks-rare-asymptomatic-spread-coronavirus-misunderstanding/story?id=71156748)
- Dr. Deborah Birx and state health officials confirmed that all Covid+ individuals who die from other causes are being counted as a Covid death, including, but not limited to: car accidents, gunshot wounds, 1-week to live in hospice, drowning, dementia, and alcohol poisoning. For some unknown reason the CDC was unable to differentiate who died FROM Covid and who died WITH Covid.
- Only 6% of death certificates show Covid-19 as the only cause of death, which includes “assumed cause.” On average, there are 2.9 comorbidities to documented Covid deaths. That number increases significantly in nursing homes (SOURCE: https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid19/). You’ll notice that the CDC won’t list a column strictly for Covid deaths. Why? Is it because the CDC states that only 6% of all death certificates indicate that Covid was the only cause of death? If that were the case, that would reduce the chart’s death toll to only 14,055 people (SOURCE: https://web.archive.org/web/20201127014238/https:/www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm).
- In the 2017-2018 Flu season, there were 810,000 hospitalizations, far surpassing Covid hospitalizations for the entire year. Over 61,000 people died. There were 195 pediatric deaths due to influenza, far greater than what has been reported for Covid-related pediatric deaths. No lockdowns, restrictions, social distancing, or masks were required (SOURCE: https://archive.vn/yfSvm).
- And here’s something damning: Covid is a phantom virus – meaning there has never been a sample specimen of SARS-CoV-2 isolated and purified. A German scientist named Samuel Eckert offered €230,000 to Christian Drosten if he can present any text passages from publications that scientifically prove the process of isolation of SARS-CoV-2 and its genetic substance. The deadline (December 31, 2020) has passed without Drosten responding to Eckert. So, what in the world are the PCR tests testing for? Maybe the flu – since it’s suddenly disappeared (SOURCE: https://off-guardian.org/2021/01/31/phantom-virus-in-search-of-sars-cov-2/).
Now we are told a vaccine is a MUST to solve this growing “pandemic.” This type of vaccine push isn’t new to the globe, as a matter of fact Ireland dealt with something similar during the supposed Swine Flu outbreak in 2009. But even before then unneeded vaccines were being pushed onto various countries around the world – vaccines that caused permanent damage to human beings.
When studying the Covid vaccine, memories of the flawed National “Swine Flu” Immunization Program of 1976 came to mind. What was the 1976 “Swine Flu” all about? It started on January 27, 1976, when a small outbreak of mild respiratory illness occurred at the Fort Dix Army Base in New Jersey. Throat cultures taken from sick soldiers were identified at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as a “swine-like flu virus” which was believed to have been inactive in the human population since 1930 with the exception of a handful of cases of swine-to-person transmission. CDC observers decided that human-to-human transmission (between soldiers) had occurred at Fort Dix, which in turn suggested that an “antigenic shift” had occurred or was occurring in the human influenza virus, an event which in the past had always been followed by a worldwide pandemic of influenza. Moreover, the swine flu was believed to have been the agent of the century’s worst flu pandemic in 1918-1919 in which approximately 500,000 Americans died.
On February 14, 1976, David J. Sencer, M.D., CDC director (1966-1977), followed up on the Fort Dix data from the CDC laboratory by calling his superior, Theodore Cooper, M.D., Health Education, and Welfare assistant secretary for health. Sencer noted that one of the sick soldiers, Pvt. David Lewis of Ashley Falls, Mass . , had died after leaving against medical advice to participate in a forced five-mile march at night, during which he collapsed. This death was forever cited as the “fatal index case,” suggesting a dangerous lethality of the newly-discovered flu germ. In fact, no further cases of swine flu ever were reported at Fort Dix, elsewhere in the U.S. or, according to the World Health Organization, in the world. However, CDC officials discovered unprocessed throat washings obtained from fully-recovered recruits who had been sick with the flu in January and early February 1976. CDC laboratorians who processed them identified nine (9) more cases positive for the swine-flu-like virus. Saddled with this new positive test information, what could CDC officials do but…do something! So, they did. Intensive surveillance and testing were about to result in a false alarm at great personal cost to many Americans.
Sencer prepared his now-famous March 11, 1976, memorandum bearing the heading “Swine Influenza: ACTION,” which contained seven facts, e.g., Fact #2: “The virus isolated at Fort Dix is antigenically related to the influenza virus which has been implicated as the cause of the 1918-1919 pandemic which killed 450,000—more than 400 out of every 100,000 Americans.” Furthermore, he argued forcefully and repeatedly that the only way a pandemic could be halted was through “a program that would immunize most (95%) of the US population; a half-hearted or more conservative vaccination effort would be little better than none at all.” Sound familiar yet?
President Ford, only one day after his surprise loss to Ronald Reagan in the North Carolina Republican presidential primary, announced on national television his recommendation to the American public for a nationwide influenza vaccination program to include “every man, woman and child.” Congress responded promptly to the president’s call for funds. Vaccine was produced, field tested, and evaluated in April, May and June. There were problems with producing the vaccine. Nevertheless, between October 1 and December 16, 1976, the U.S. Public Health Service, through state and local public health department “public sector providers,” rapidly spread out among the citizenry to successfully vaccinate 85% of 40 million volunteers in 10 weeks (the other 15% of the 40 million volunteers received their vaccinations from “private sector providers”).
Then, on November 21, 1976, a Minnesota physician reported to his local health authorities a patient who had contracted an ascending paralysis, called Guillain-Barré syndrome, following swine flu immunization (https://academic.oup.com/jid/article/223/3/355/5952166). He dutifully called CDC and spoke to one of the surveillance physicians there. The latter expressed no interest in the single case. The Minnesota physician told investigators, “We felt we were sitting on a bomb.” Within a week three more cases, one fatal were reported in Minnesota. Two came from a single neurologist who remarked that he had observed this complication of flu vaccine during his residency training. Three more cases popped up in Alabama. The next day they learned of an additional case in New Jersey. By then the CDC was taking the problem seriously. Sencer, not so much. Sound familiar?
The federal government eventual suspended the distribution of the vaccine. CDC research showed that the actual risk for Guillain-Barré was about 1 in 1,000 among people who had received the vaccine, which was about seven times higher than for people who did not receive the vaccine. The vaccine manufacturers had anticipated the potential for serious side effects from the vaccines they manufactured and had insisted on indemnification by the federal government before releasing pandemic vaccine. Harmed vaccinees sued the federal government and eventually received millions of dollars in damages. Sencer was let go as CDC director. Many people faulted him for his unneeded pursuit of universal influenza vaccination. One observer of the 1976 swine flu debacle, Dr. Russell Alexander of the Public Health School at the University of Washington, expressed his view that the clinical side of medicine had been shortchanged in the decision-making processes. Hmmm.. sounds like the Covid vaccine, doesn’t it? He told federal investigators after the fact: “My general view is that you should be conservative about putting foreign material into the human body. That’s always true…especially when you are talking about 200 million bodies. The need should be estimated conservatively. If you don’t need to give it, don’t.” Indeed, Sencer ignored the case for “watchful waiting” before proceeding with the vaccination program, even though no swine flu had shown up anywhere, not even in the southern hemisphere where flu season was reaching its peak. And like Sencer, it looks like in 2021 we’re still failing to heed the advice given by Dr. Alexander in 1976.
The 1976 federal mass influenza vaccination program would be but a historical note except that we’re continually reliving this nightmare without ever learning from it. In 2005 CDC officials, led by Director Julie Gerberding, M.D., and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases officials, led by Director Anthony Fauci, M.D., were ratcheting up their warnings about the potential for the H5N1 avian flu threat in Asia to mutate into a form easily communicated between humans, resulting in a human pandemic similar to the one in 1918. They were pushing for a universal vaccine with their warnings. Does this sound familiar? In 2009, Ireland experienced what they were told was a “swine flu outbreak.” Very few people died from this outbreak yet Europe felt the need to quickly release a vaccine. The vaccine Pandemrix was never used in the United States during that time, and was pulled off the market abroad, but reports of narcolepsy in Ireland, Finland and several other countries sparked questions globally about flu shot safety (https://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-a-swine-flu-shot-led-to-narcolepsy/). Just last year a 16-year-old boy settled his vaccine court case after he developed narcolepsy from Pandemrix. He was given the vaccine at school without his parents permission (https://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/courts/high-court/boy-who-said-he-developed-narcolepsy-after-swine-flu-vaccine-settles-court-case-1.4400182?mode=amp). Pandemrix had allegedly never been, or never been adequately tested, on children of his age yet they were happy to use children as test subjects. Manufacturers of the mRNA Covid vaccine are doing the same thing to our children. Against the Minister and Health Secretary it was claimed there was an alleged failure to warn sufficiently or at all, the known or unknown risks and the potential consequences of receiving the vaccine. Still sounding familiar? You can die 6-months after having Covid and it’ll be labeled a Covid death, but if you die hours or days after receiving the vaccine, they claim the vaccine had nothing to do with the death. Mull that over for a minute… are you still okay with getting that Covid vaccine? We have seen this past year just how badly the medical industry has been politicized and infiltrated by foreign spies – why on earth would you trust any new-age vaccine coming from that same medical industry?
Fool me once – shame on them.
Fool me twice – shame on me.