@MarcusBlimi (BM) is essentially saying that she will only accept for proof of vaccine injuries peer-reviewed literature that analyzes a massive dataset large enough to reach statistical significance for population level extrapolation.
This is deceptive for two reasons
1. This "standard" very cagily avoids dealing with the primary evidence of vax injuries, which are not massive dataset analyses of the sort she demands (see below)
2. She is surreptitiously trying to establish a premise that this type of study is evidence for lack of vax harms
What's the primary evidence for vax injuries?
Let's see
In order of strength of evidence
1. Firsthand experience of thousands of doctors & exponentially more victims. Calling this "anecdotal" is evil and lacks basic common sense (and decency)
2. Correlation of all-cause mortality to vax rollouts 3. Insurance data on spike in excess deaths, esp in working age ppl, from non-covid causes also correlating to vax rollout
Hey @MarcusBlimi look at the pics on the bottom, it's LINKS (I'm assuming you are capable of reading)
4. Numerous studies on the "edges" that get published despite the censorship brigade, such as the following awesomenesses:
COVID vaccination and age-stratified all-cause mortality risk
COVID-19 and All-Cause Mortality Data by Age Group Reveals Risk of COVID Vaccine-Induced Fatality is Equal to or Greater than the Risk of a COVID death for all Age Groups Under 80 Years Old as of 6 February 2022
Estimating the number of COVID vaccine deaths in America
(Oh No!! it says skirsch!! Arguments are valid if they're sound, not because your petty churlish and fragile ego is offended by one of the authors) skirsch.com/covid/Deaths.p…
The higher the vaccination rate, the higher the excess mortality
(this one has nothing to do with SKirsch, I just want to rub it in by using his link🤣🤣) skirsch.com/covid/GermanAn…
Then we have observations of plain excess
Signals that Covid-19 Vaccines may have caused death in children and young adults
It's easy to avoid dealing with the reality of unexpected excess death, but that doesn't make the excess deaths vanish now does it hartgroup.org/open-letter-to…
Evidence is not peer-reviewed trash
Evidence is anything where A is unlikely to be false if B is true. The strength of evidence is a measure of *how* unlikely it is for A to be false etc.
Which brings us to @MarcusBlimi fraudulent implication here (and explicit elsewhere)
that the 'studies' of incidence rates in general pop post marketing are 'gold standard'.
When they aren't anything but high-class rubbish.
It is obvious to anyone (besides med pro cultists) that it is quite easy for high impact journal to rig a study.
C'mon you'll say, really?
Is it really so difficult?
Nope. Actually quite predictable and simple really.
All of these studies are pretty much the same.
Look at a big dataset of diagnostic code entries to see if there are "elevated" rates of specific ICD codes corresponding to vax injuries.
More or less
So...
What if the ICD codes were, say, corrupted?
You know, like they corrupted all the covid death coding.
Motive is there, but means?
Is there as well.
If you would read or listen to vax victim testimonials, one of the common features is that they don't get diagnosed.
Not diagnosed??
accurately
and sometimes at all. literally.
If you get sent home with Xanax, you're not getting logged with a neuro deficit code. Duh.
What would be interesting is for someone to do a survey to see how prevalent this is. Might be eye opening to honest people.
And then there is good old fashioned fraud.
Like where a hospital admin literally just deletes codes from the system.
"But they would never"
Let's see.
There's this thing called DMED
something I doubt @MarcusBlimi ever heard of, which further proves she's a fraud cuz it's on
the official list of databases being surveilled by the CDC for safety monitoring in the !!bestest safety program ever!!
So any expert ought to be aware of, you know, what databases are on the list.
Regardless
So quick primer: DMED is military database of all military ICD codes
Which would show if there were, say, elevated rates of vax injuries.
Unless the DoD rewrote the whole darn thing.
Which they did.
😱😱😱😱
Something even a lying nitwit like @MarcusBlimi can see for herself (if she was interested in the truth, that is)
"Nobody running a database would revise data this way without explanation for those drawing data from the DB. It fundamentally changes tens or hundreds of thousands of rates of illness in reporting."
And most would rather not be burdened by the knowledge of what goes on behind the curtain
Considering that JAMA sacked their president for daring to say that doctors aren't all intrinsically racist, it wouldn't be surprising to see the politicization of science now would it?
Beware anyone who dismisses rational arguments with hand waving or says "but it's not a peer-reviewed population dataset study"
They are charlatans
Evil charlatans who lack the capacity for rational analysis or critical thinking
Is it just me, or do the officially credentialed "scientists" on twitter happen to be the most fragile and obnoxious narcissists humanity has to offer??
Like, bathtubs are totally sooooo deadly to kiddies
DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY KIDS DROWN IN BATHTUBS EACH YEAR?? HAVE YOU NO COMPASSION!!??!!
And drowning is THE leading cause of death for kids 1-4 (besides birth defects) cdc.gov/drowning/facts…
But, I can already hear you saying, bathtubs are such a small risk & not giving your kiddo a bath is shall we say not an option at all, far too radical & not worth it??
BINGO!!!
And giving your child an untested vaccine whose trial data shows unmistakable NEGATIVE efficacy is??
But an accumulation of anecdotes from myriad sources many of whom possess legitimate judgement to have an informed opinion to adjudicate probability of what they are seeing is compelling
Compelling to anyone with common sense that is
[This is meant to exclude any dolt who insists "only high-impact journal peer-reviewed paper" counts as evidence]
So let's look at this CDC anecdote from @MarcusBlimi
Issue 1: m1Ψ (hey Blimi, do you know what that is?)
What can this do? How about dramatically ↑ spike production (yes that's bad), prevents mRNA decay (also bad), downregulates certain immune mechanisms (definitely very bad) ashmedai.substack.com/p/what-they-al…