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You are spreading dangerous misinformation.
The vaccines resulted in around a doubling of myocarditis risk, which is still a ridiculously small number. Meanwhile, COVID-19 infection in an unvaccinated person resulted in a myocarditis rate SEVEN TIMES HIGHER than the vaccinated population.
I'm not supporting GP's assertion, but you're spreading FUD.
The "safe and effective" slogan was dangerous misinformation. They tried to put their trail data under the rug for 75 year: the a judge had to order them to disclose it. Now we know it was known not to be safe- nor effective.
The doc have been published in a book: see War Room Pfizer Documents.
> Meanwhile, COVID-19 infection in an unvaccinated person resulted in a myocarditis rate SEVEN TIMES HIGHER than the vaccinated population.
source?
More utter nonsense.
The doc have been published in a book: see War Room Pfizer Documents.
That doesn't turn up any book, but it does result in a ton of links to conspiracy theorist and propagandists Naomi Wolf and Steve Bannon.
source
If you actually cared in the least, you could find it astonishingly easily. However, you're only interested in peddling conspiracy theory nonsense. You don't exist in reality, so there's no point in trying to communicate with you.
Conspiracy theories much? Myocarditis is extremely rare after mRNA vaccine. Since it's much more common after covid infection, and mRNA vaccines have a significant (though not perfect) preventative effect against infection, these vaccines have significantly decreased the incidence of myocarditis, not increased it. And mRNA vaccines weren't "untested" in 2020 - they'd been under development for nearly 50 years at that point, and the covid ones had been through a series of clinical trials (aka "tests") before becoming available to the public.
The test data they were eventually ordered to publish (they wanted to hide it for 75 years) show very shitty testing standards. For me that's untested.
>they'd been under development for nearly 50 years at that point
if they'd been tested okay 50y ago, they'd been on the market then. tested and approved are two different things.