Thread by @SanjoyMahajan2

1/ A single article, like a piece of a hologram, often contains the wider world within it. Here, a local report (thx to @nocompulsoryvac), "8-month-old CNY infant is world’s youngest person to get 2 doses of Covid-19 vaccine", stands for wider evils. syracuse.com/coronavirus/20…

2/ A thread of annotated quotes from the article:

3/ "An 8-month-old baby boy from Baldwinsville is the youngest person in the world to receive two doses of the Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine." Injecting experimental gene therapy into babies for an alleged disease that, even in mainstream lies, doesn't affect them.

4/ "Upstate [Medical University] is just one of four sites in the U.S., the only places in the world, testing the Pfizer vaccine in children under age 5." America, number 1 -- in violating the #NurembergCode.

5/ "Enzo is one of 16 infants at the four sites participating in Phase 1 of the trial that includes kids ages 6 months to 2 years old." Given the immense statistical signifcance expected from 16 subjects, the trials are obviously only PR (aka $cience).

6/ "Enzo, who got his first shot [at] 7 months old, is the youngest, according to Dr. Joseph Domashowske, an Upstate pediatric infectious disease doctor and the ... principal investigator." Did he change his first name to "Joseph" in honor of his ideological namesake Mengele?

7/ But, you ask, which parents would consent their baby to this insanity? If you guessed that "Enzo’s parents, Mike and Marissa Mincolla, are doctors," you win the prize. The level of brainwashing in the medical profession about vaccines is off the scale.

8/ The father, a family medicine doctor, explains: "We both feel it’s important to end this pandemic, and the quickest and safest way is to vaccinate our way out of it." Quicker and safer: Just end it and declare victory. Skip all masks, tests, and "vaccines."

9/ "They had no qualms about getting their baby vaccinated, Mike Mincolla said. After he got his shots, Enzo slept and ate well, was not irritable and did not experience any side effects." After such such long-term safety data, who could doubt?

10/ He "frequently encounters patients who are hesitant about getting vaccinated against Covid-19." His answer: "I feel so comfortable with this vaccine I gave it to my 7-month-old child." What to call someone who abuses his child to pull others into his delusions? Cultist.

11/ The parents are nothing if not fair: "The Mincollas also have a 4-year-old daughter they’ve enrolled to participate in Phase 2 of the Upstate trial."

12/ On the dosing: "Enzo and the other babies got two 3-microgram doses of the vaccine three weeks apart. That’s one-tenth of the amount of vaccine adults get." It seems reassuring -- a 15-lb baby has about one-tenth the weight of an adult.

13/ But maybe it's dangerous: "Pfizer has temporarily halted the trial to determine if the infants are getting the correct dose, Domashowske said."

14/ No, it's too safe! "'The concern is the dose may be too low for that age group,' he said. That’s because all the babies tolerated the vaccine well without any side effects." Emerging $cience: "Side effects show that it's working!"

15/ "Blood tests are being done to determine if the vaccinated babies developed antibodies to fight Covid-19. If the blood tests show the infants developed low or no antibody levels, Pfizer may decide to test another 16 infants at a higher dose, such as 10 micrograms, he said."

16/ That sounds much safer.

17/ "Cases of Covid-19 tend to be milder in children. But some kids with Covid-19 develop Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children, or MIS-C." Perhaps MIS-C is not just Pharma $cience; however, kids, post gene therapy, have died.

18/ "The federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently approved the use of the Pfizer vaccine in adolescents as young as 12." No! They gave emergency-use AUTHORIZATION (EUA), not approval, meaning that all who take it are experimental subjects. #NurembergCode

19/ "An FDA review of Pfizer’s data confirmed the drugmaker’s clinical trial findings that the shots were safe and effective in adolescents[.]" Would that be the same FDA whose former head, Scott Gotlieb, is now on Pfizer's board?

20/ And would that be the same "review" that didn't even wait for the briefing book but granted EUA anyway?

21/ "The trial found 97.9% of adolescents produced enough antibodies in the month after their second dose." The "in the month" indicates the long-term nature of that $tudy. And 99.99% (maybe with more 9s) don't need any more antibodies, as so-called COVID doesn't affect them.

22/ Have I missed other howlers?