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Pharma and government activist die-hards who were desperate to claim the COVID vaccines reduced infection rates - when they ended up increasing infection rates - often flail and refer to the footnotes added to the @UKHSA by @SarahCaul_ONS's team.
They are literally telling you to ignore decades of epidemiology, because it doesn't give them the answer they were programmed for.
@vnafilyan who is the main player at the UKHSA should be permanently embarrassed by this statement
What they want you to accept is that you should ignore the ACTUAL data and accept an ESTIMATE which is not even based on their own data.
No, this is actually what they say.
They did it to excuse the use of other data sets (biased retrospective studies which used temporal miscategorisation to mimic efficacy) instead of using the actual data they had.
Then published the laundered data at the start of the document (p5), and changed the comparator
Note the rates that were provided were the "unadjusted" rates per 100,000. So that is not accounting for any differences in the type of people that were vaccinated vs unvaccinated.
It doesn't matter. The biggest confounder was age, which was separated out...
So what other confounders could they be thinking of?
They shot themselves in the foot even here, because they were basically admitting that people who avoided the vaccine were either smarter or healthier than those who didn't.
And so they had to flail a bit more, and this gets more entertaining.
Vaccinated were testing more? Really? On which planet was that? People tested less when they were vaccinated because they thought they were safe.
Age? You already broke it down by age so you can discount that.
Occupation? That basically means healthcare workers - so you're saying that vaccinated healthcare workers had a higher risk of infection than unvaccinated non-HCWs.
Great work NHS.
I mean, did they come up with this at a Tory party get together?
"The vaccinated get more COVID because they go out more"?
Better avoid those people then.
The flailing is off the scale.
And this one is a corker.
Literally admitting that natural immunity provides protection from *infection*.
Whoever decided to add this one should have been given a bonus.
Finally the biggest embarrassment of all "we use NIMS so we don't really know what the real rates are, but take the vaccine anyway"
@ClareCraigPath and @profnfenton have done loads of work on the failure of these datasets.
Yes those are the excuses that the #Vaccinati came up with to tell you not to do your own calculations using their data.
It's literally a rerun of this classic from 2017...
(Clipped from ) https://t.co/O4ShCUGNlc
If anyone tells you (like the $65m vaccinologist, Kristine Macartney, in Kassam vs Hazzard - transcript below) that you can't use the official UKHSA data to show that the vaccine *increases* infection rates.
Send them this thread. Then mock them relentlessly.
@TonyNikolic10
*2016
And don't forget the broken flailing gif when you do!
https://t.co/CNctVK3v9k
Good point. Here is a report from a few weeks earlier. Note the rates by vaccine status are in Table 2 (instead of buried in Table 14) and on page 13 (not 45)
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Debbie's tweet was about her case against @HHSGov when her son developed Type 1 Diabetes after a routine vaccine, when he had a negative glucose test prior.
So it was clearly vaccine linked, but her case was denied.
Not only was the case denied (despite clear evidence of a new diagnosis immediately after vaccination) but the case was used by the "judge" to essentially ban ANY further cases that alleged a link between new diabetes and a routine vaccine.
I'll say it again. The vaccine industry [KNOWINGLY] hijacked cell pathways that cause cancer in order to induce antibody responses so that they can claim that their product "worked" by demonstrating those antibodies - even if they offered zero protection.
To explain, when you induce an immune response you have an immune debt to pay. You can't just keep creating an immune response - or, as in the case of cancer, you will die.
A vaccine creates an artificial immune response...
Which might be fine if it was done every now and again. But what they didn't tell you was that the human body will not respond to an injected antigen alone. It will ignore it (thankfully) and the generic immune system will mop it up, no antibodies required.
Just putting this into context. @DrCatharineY was originally DOD then published on a DARPA grant. One of her few co-authors is Stephanie Petzing of the "Center for Global Health Engagement"
All one big OneHealth family to nudge you into believing this @epiphare slop is real.
For the explanation as to why these "real world data" with "data not available" publications are absolutely junk and shouldn't be accepted to any major journal please see arkmedic.info/p/pharma-hell-β¦
Dr Young (DARPA/DOD) is clearly now working as an ambassador to cover for the actions of the corrupt Biden regime who we are learning covered up huge amounts of adverse events from their COVID program whilst funding pharma in the "cancer moonshot"
It looks like we found our vector.
They moved from spraying live (cloned) viruses to putting them in drinking water.. which we thought wasn't possible due to chlorine.
Well, it turns out that it is, if you use a stabiliser.
The @NIH told us that they stopped funding GOFROC research but they clearly didn't.
This is a modified live virus. That is, they took a pathogenic influenza and genetically modified it and propagated it using infectious clones (reverse genetics). nature.com/articles/s4154β¦
"MLVs were diluted in distilled water containing Vac-Pac Plus (Best Veterinary 418 Solutions, Columbus, GA, USA) to neutralize residual chlorine and adjust the pH"
There are a lot of pharma agents celebrating on twitter recently because the now-conflicted @cochranecollab dropped their standards and published something on HPV vaccination they didn't understand.
To explain it you need to understand the difference between the two studies quoted.
The first (Bergman) analysed a bunch of real studies (including RCTs) and concluded that the effect on cancer couldn't be seen - despite nearly 20 years of follow up.
The second (Henschke) cherry picked a bunch of "real world data" studies and concluded that the vaccine prevented a gazillion cervical cancers, pretending that it analysed 132 million patient records. It did nothing of the sort. What it did was look at two studies, take out the bit where it showed that the vaccine increased the risk of cancer (Kjaer 2021, over 20s) - replicated in multiple country statistics, split them into three studies, ignore the other studies showing the opposite, and ignore the fact that none of this data is verifiable.
Notably, one of the major studies (Palmer 2024, which was found to be seriously flawed) has been excluded from the meta-analysis because it did not show a cancer benefit in the under 16 age group.
It is very difficult to "fix" a randomised controlled trial.
It is very easy to "fix" a meta-analysis of observational studies where the data is "not available".
There is a huge difference between "real" studies and "real world data" studies because the latter are cherry picked or even fully synthetic, and the authors don't have access to the data. They are produced by vested interests groups to sell a narrative.
This was the most corrupted review that Cochrane have ever performed and this time they shot themselves in the foot by contradicting their own reviews. cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.10β¦