Myocarditis-induced Sudden Death after Pfizer (BNT162b2) mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination in Korea: Case Report Focusing on Histopathological Findings (Choi et al.); "primary cause of death was determined
Myocarditis-induced Sudden Death after Pfizer (BNT162b2) mRNA COVID-19 Vaccination in Korea: Case Report Focusing on Histopathological Findings (Choi et al.); "primary cause of death was determined
Demand autopsies and that medical systems work with health departments to disclose manufacturer and batch/lot number for those that have died. Require manufacturers provide complete disclosure of the exact chemical make-up (including amounts) for each manufacturer and batch/lot number
While speaking with an older friend of mine this morning at the gym I learned his 38 yr old son, a very fit/athletic police officer who eats well & properly and takes great care of his health (also has two young kids), has been experiencing chest discomfort for the past few months that he had hoped would just go away. It hasn't. I listened as my friend confirmed what I already pretty much knew: the young man had been required to take the jabs or lose his position on the force. I asked if either he or his son had any awareness of the kinds of adverse impacts the mRNA injections might bring about, more specifically myocarditis as well as other cardiovascular issues. They were not aware :( I shared some of the key aspects then suggested the son go for an evaluation ASAP, if only to rule out certain possibilities, identify possible further diagnostic work ups, etc. Spoke of a few other potential adverse effects such as microclotting & thrombotic concerns, higher than normal troponin levels (indicative of heart muscle damage), etc, and did my best not to raise undue alarm while at the same time noting the basis for appropriate concern . The exchange and all I learned from my friend underscored the fact that so many still do not know or understand what this campaign to inject anything that moves has been about, how many have been harmed or worse, and how the main stream-lame stream media have essentially hidden such information from the masses. I do not have a good feeling about this situation to be totally honest here but I am praying my friend's son will somehow be ok despite the current picture of things and emerging symptom set. Ed Dowd speaks about the greatest asymetrical information gap of all time and man, is he ever right about that... :o
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: You were fully onboard. Explain.
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Well, being a health care worker I believe that they rolled it out to us early. I think that if they hadn't have got the health care workers on board nobody else is going to take this experiment. Are they? I don't know? So—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: And you said, in other countries they did the health care people last?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Well they didn't do them first. So as soon as they did the vulnerable, which we all thought it was just going to be the vulnerable, they then went after us. They went after us straight away. So we were that 1B group. If we didn't take it no one else is going to take it. You know? The resistance would have been huge. So if you can imagine if they'd gone after general public first and there was a huge amount of resistance, there's no way the health care workers would have taken it.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Yeah. Interesting point. Were you frightened of it at all?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Um, well, I missed the memo that it was actually an experiment. That was hush-hushed very quickly. I've since seen the videos of Greg Hunt [Australian Minister of Health 2017-May 2022] announcing that, you know, this is the world's biggest experiment, they've never done this before, it's actually an experimental vaccine and they've got no data.* So—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: If you'd seen that, what would have happened?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Well, if I'd seen that, I would never have put myself up to be a guinea pig in a worldwide experiment, for a start. But yeah, I didn't find out until after I'd had both shots.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: OK. Talk about how you came to get the shot. That story you said of the person coming.
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Yeah, so we were, it was the first month, March of 2021 and, you know, they were getting their staff to, um, you know, encouraging their staff by, you know, saying it's all safe and effective, we've done all the testing. No mention of it being an experiment, no mention of it, you know, being rushed through, no mention of the animal studies dying. There was nothing. And any of the research that you had or any of the questions you had, they said, um, oh yeah, here's the information. They'd provide it to you. Or, if you went onto the computers at work, there'd be little icons that you would click on. It was all controlled information. You know? And no one has time when you're that busy in Emergency. You don't have time to go and research.
And why would you question or not trust your own employer, Queensland Health? Your own government? And the World Health Organization? I mean, that's, that's crazy talk.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Hmmm.
MARY-JANE STEVENS: So, yeah, March 2021 our boss, the head of our nursing team, the nursing manager would come and she would ask for hands up before each shift, and hands would go up, you know, this person, this person and that person, come with me, like cattle, come with me, let's go down to the vaccine clinic at the hospital and have your injection. So this was happening every shift every day for weeks and weeks and weeks. And if you didn't want it or you had questions, you were offered [makes air quotes with fingers] counseling until you either got it or you stepped away. There was only one worker that I know of out of hundreds of staff that refused. Everybody else got it.
And there were young women who were concerned that fertility testing hadn't been done, and were crying, they were crying before they had to get it. And they balked. I know one particular young girl, she balked at the idea of being forced to have this injection and they ended up counseling her after the fact, days and weeks later, and got her on board and she's now fully vaccinated. So it's heartbreaking. It's so heartbreaking that this has happened.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: OK. So what happened after say your first jab?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: It was about a week, I think, maybe two weeks later— OK. Oh, sorry. Woke up 12 hours later with the worst pressure in my head. I don't want to call it a migraine because I don't know what that is. It just felt like brain swelling. The worst ever. And feverish and like I'd been hit by a train. We went to work, and we were working through this, and every symptom was normalized. Oh, that's OK that means your immune symptom's working. Yeah, that's OK, oh, I've got a headache too, it's fine, just go and take some Panadol [?] maybe some aspirin and you'll be fine. And this was literally for weeks and weeks and weeks. So if you had side effects you were offered pain relief and told it was perfectly fine. Don't worry.
It was about the second week I was walking through a car park of a shopping center and I got really short of breath to the point that I was actually coupled over and I couldn't get any air in, I felt like I just I was gasping for air. I've never had any breathing problems at all. Severe chest pain. Left-sided chest pain. I thought I was having a heart attack. So I went inside, managed to get to a chair, sat down in a seat for about 15, 20 minutes, it resolved, the light-headedness, the dizziness that was there as well, it all resolved. I ended up going to work. And they triaged me because I happened to be talking to one of my colleagues about it and they thought it was a bit unusual, they better check it out, everything came back normal, I wasn't having a heart attack, I didn't have a blood clot, so. Uh, yeah.
And I was just one of many. I don't know about with coworkers. But one of many. I mean, I saw so many patients coming in with chest pain.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Really? Talk about that. What age groups, and genders?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Ah, look, both genders. All ages. So as the months progressed and the general population started to be vaccinated, it was like carnage. It was like carnage. And after my second vaccine—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Before you go, when you say carnage, like, were they saying the same symptoms, headaches, or was it just heart?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: A lot of cardiac problems, so a lot of shortness of breath, so much chest pain, unbelievable amount of chest pain. It was unbelievable.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: So here we are in [??]. What's your name?
RENEE: My name's Renee.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Now we've heard that you've had an adverse reaction. Why don't you share your story?
RENEE: OK, so, November last year I had my second dose of Pfizer. It was the 22nd of November. And—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Can I ask first, did you get it because you were scared of covid, or did you get it to keep your job?
RENEE: The latter. Yeah, it wasn't anything to do with covid. And to be honest, I had a lot of hesitancy about getting it, and I felt instinctively that it was going against everything that I believed in. But I did it because, I guess, I felt like my back was against the wall. And I felt forced to do it.
And ironically the first dose that I had, I didn't have any reaction to, so I had this false pretense that it was going to be OK. And the next, that night, I started to feel really ill, dizziness, nausea, disorientation. And then the next morning I felt even worse and I started to not be able to feel the tops of my legs properly. And then I started to get really crushing pain in the middle of my chest, and sensation of heaviness.
So then my friend happened to ring me, and say, are you OK? because she's very aware of everything that's happening. I said, actually I'm not, and she said, I'll come and take you to hospital. She took me to hospital. And when I got admitted pretty much straight away— I thought by going to a private hospital that it would be better, but I was wrong. I got in there and the doctor in ED looked panicked by my symptoms, by what I was telling her, but she wouldn't say what she knew, and she basically said, she took my blood and she said my D-dimers were very high, and she said, you've got a clot in your lungs. And I just looked at her and I was so afraid, I started crying. And I said, what does that mean? And my friend was crying more than me. And she said, well, we need to do a CAT scan and check it. Then I started to get jaw pain, and she said, have you got any history of heart attacks in your family? I said, yes I have. And then she looked more panicked, and she said, well, you know, for your next dose you need to have Panadol and [?] before you take your next booster because your next time will be worse. When you come into hospital next time, it will be worse than this.
I said, how can it be worse than this? And she said, well, that's what you need to expect.
And then I had the CAT scan, it turned out to be OK. But then they wanted to admit me for a couple of nights, and I stayed in there for a couple of nights. And then as each nurse did their handover for their shift, the nurse would say, oh, this is Renee, she's just in here for a bit of dizziness for Pfizer, but she's fine, she's going home. And that was the script that they used for each nurse doing the introduction of me to the next nurse.
And then I had a specialist come in the next day, and he again said, you've had a neurological reaction to this dose. Next time take Moderna, not Pfizer.
And I said, why would I take Moderna? He said, well, you just need to take it.
And I'm like, just, so, I was just dumbfounded by the attitudes.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: There's no option of not taking it.
RENEE: No. There was never any alternative. It was, when you do this next time, this is what you are to expect, and this is what you are to do.
And then I got out of hospital and then afterwards 15 days later I got laryngitis, then I got chest infection. Then I actually got covid in March, after all that. And I was hit really bad by it. I was really, really sick, I ended up with bronchitis, got admitted to hospital, I nearly got pneumonia. This was just in the beginning of March. And just two weeks ago, I got diagnosed with pericarditis.
So that's been my journey since November, it's just been a constant rollercoaster. And I guess, I guess the most frightening thing in all of this is, how complicit people have been that are meant to be professionals that are meant to be putting our health —
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Protecting you.
RENEE: —as a human being first. That's been a really disturbing eye-opener for me.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: You did it to keep your job in a way? And what's your job?
RENEE: I worked for a company in Perth. And —
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: You worked? So you've lost the job?
RENEE: I haven't lost my job because I've had the two doses. But now they are asking me to get my third dose. And I have the four month exemption for having covid, ironically. So, yeah, but even if I got the exemption for Pfizer they would still insist on me on having a different to the mRNA technology vacc—, I don't call it vaccine. Gene therapies. So, that's it.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: It's insane. It's insane. Thank you.
DR. DEAN PATTERSON: Good evening. My name is Dr. Dean Patterson. I am a consultant general physician and cardiologist. Since the covid 19 vaccines have been launched, I have noticed an increasing signal of both myocarditis and myocardial injury. In conjunction with this I've noticed an increasing signal of thrombosis and other serious adverse events. Prior to the vaccine roll out I didn't witness any evidence of myocarditis in relation to the covid infection itself. Over the last two years we've witnessed an increase in the loss of the efficacy of the covid 19 vaccines. The covid 19 vaccines clearly lack durability and hence the recommendation has constantly been amended to go from first two vaccinations followed by a booster to regular campaigning for ongoing booster vaccination. If there was a very clear absence of serious harms then this strategy might be acceptable, however, in light of my serious concerns I think we should halt the roll out of the vaccination program and perform a thorough investigation into the serious adverse events.
After all the preliminary studies that have been done in these vaccines are yet to be completed in 2023 and almost the entire placebo group in these studies has now been vaccinated, making extrapolation of the harms extremely difficult. At present we're seeing a wave of noncovid excess mortality which brings me to my conclusion that there is serious harm in association with the vaccine roll out and until proven otherwise these vaccines are not safe.
The powers that be should not be. Our military is behind this.... "do unto others BEFORE they do unto you " is the justification for the bioweapons. Population reduction is in the mission statement of the el-ites funding the military through bribery, blackmail and coercion of the politicians. All wrapped up in psyops and subterfuge, reeking with the stench of satanic deception. Merry Christmas!
How can Pfizer still be allowed to be in business?
Pfizer has a lot of money. Politicians do what they're paid to do.
Breaking news from Germany:
https://leemuller.substack.com/p/breaking-demand-autopsies-and-that
Demand autopsies and that medical systems work with health departments to disclose manufacturer and batch/lot number for those that have died. Require manufacturers provide complete disclosure of the exact chemical make-up (including amounts) for each manufacturer and batch/lot number
https://leemuller.substack.com/p/breaking-news-the-us-government-affirms
While speaking with an older friend of mine this morning at the gym I learned his 38 yr old son, a very fit/athletic police officer who eats well & properly and takes great care of his health (also has two young kids), has been experiencing chest discomfort for the past few months that he had hoped would just go away. It hasn't. I listened as my friend confirmed what I already pretty much knew: the young man had been required to take the jabs or lose his position on the force. I asked if either he or his son had any awareness of the kinds of adverse impacts the mRNA injections might bring about, more specifically myocarditis as well as other cardiovascular issues. They were not aware :( I shared some of the key aspects then suggested the son go for an evaluation ASAP, if only to rule out certain possibilities, identify possible further diagnostic work ups, etc. Spoke of a few other potential adverse effects such as microclotting & thrombotic concerns, higher than normal troponin levels (indicative of heart muscle damage), etc, and did my best not to raise undue alarm while at the same time noting the basis for appropriate concern . The exchange and all I learned from my friend underscored the fact that so many still do not know or understand what this campaign to inject anything that moves has been about, how many have been harmed or worse, and how the main stream-lame stream media have essentially hidden such information from the masses. I do not have a good feeling about this situation to be totally honest here but I am praying my friend's son will somehow be ok despite the current picture of things and emerging symptom set. Ed Dowd speaks about the greatest asymetrical information gap of all time and man, is he ever right about that... :o
One more.
IN BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA, AN ER REGISTERED NURSE SPEAKS OUT ON VACCINE CARNAGE IN THE ER
By Michael Gray Griffith / JUNE 15, 2022 / Cafe Locked Out, https://cafelockedout.com
Video at:
https://sp.rmbl.ws/s8/2/i/g/0/D/ig0De.caa.mp4?b=1&u=sfd5s
also:
https://rumble.com/v18lw20-vaccine-carnage-in-the-er-a-nurse-speaks-out.html
TRANSCRIPT -- EXCERPT
00:28
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: You were fully onboard. Explain.
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Well, being a health care worker I believe that they rolled it out to us early. I think that if they hadn't have got the health care workers on board nobody else is going to take this experiment. Are they? I don't know? So—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: And you said, in other countries they did the health care people last?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Well they didn't do them first. So as soon as they did the vulnerable, which we all thought it was just going to be the vulnerable, they then went after us. They went after us straight away. So we were that 1B group. If we didn't take it no one else is going to take it. You know? The resistance would have been huge. So if you can imagine if they'd gone after general public first and there was a huge amount of resistance, there's no way the health care workers would have taken it.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Yeah. Interesting point. Were you frightened of it at all?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Um, well, I missed the memo that it was actually an experiment. That was hush-hushed very quickly. I've since seen the videos of Greg Hunt [Australian Minister of Health 2017-May 2022] announcing that, you know, this is the world's biggest experiment, they've never done this before, it's actually an experimental vaccine and they've got no data.* So—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: If you'd seen that, what would have happened?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Well, if I'd seen that, I would never have put myself up to be a guinea pig in a worldwide experiment, for a start. But yeah, I didn't find out until after I'd had both shots.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: OK. Talk about how you came to get the shot. That story you said of the person coming.
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Yeah, so we were, it was the first month, March of 2021 and, you know, they were getting their staff to, um, you know, encouraging their staff by, you know, saying it's all safe and effective, we've done all the testing. No mention of it being an experiment, no mention of it, you know, being rushed through, no mention of the animal studies dying. There was nothing. And any of the research that you had or any of the questions you had, they said, um, oh yeah, here's the information. They'd provide it to you. Or, if you went onto the computers at work, there'd be little icons that you would click on. It was all controlled information. You know? And no one has time when you're that busy in Emergency. You don't have time to go and research.
And why would you question or not trust your own employer, Queensland Health? Your own government? And the World Health Organization? I mean, that's, that's crazy talk.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Hmmm.
MARY-JANE STEVENS: So, yeah, March 2021 our boss, the head of our nursing team, the nursing manager would come and she would ask for hands up before each shift, and hands would go up, you know, this person, this person and that person, come with me, like cattle, come with me, let's go down to the vaccine clinic at the hospital and have your injection. So this was happening every shift every day for weeks and weeks and weeks. And if you didn't want it or you had questions, you were offered [makes air quotes with fingers] counseling until you either got it or you stepped away. There was only one worker that I know of out of hundreds of staff that refused. Everybody else got it.
And there were young women who were concerned that fertility testing hadn't been done, and were crying, they were crying before they had to get it. And they balked. I know one particular young girl, she balked at the idea of being forced to have this injection and they ended up counseling her after the fact, days and weeks later, and got her on board and she's now fully vaccinated. So it's heartbreaking. It's so heartbreaking that this has happened.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: OK. So what happened after say your first jab?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: It was about a week, I think, maybe two weeks later— OK. Oh, sorry. Woke up 12 hours later with the worst pressure in my head. I don't want to call it a migraine because I don't know what that is. It just felt like brain swelling. The worst ever. And feverish and like I'd been hit by a train. We went to work, and we were working through this, and every symptom was normalized. Oh, that's OK that means your immune symptom's working. Yeah, that's OK, oh, I've got a headache too, it's fine, just go and take some Panadol [?] maybe some aspirin and you'll be fine. And this was literally for weeks and weeks and weeks. So if you had side effects you were offered pain relief and told it was perfectly fine. Don't worry.
It was about the second week I was walking through a car park of a shopping center and I got really short of breath to the point that I was actually coupled over and I couldn't get any air in, I felt like I just I was gasping for air. I've never had any breathing problems at all. Severe chest pain. Left-sided chest pain. I thought I was having a heart attack. So I went inside, managed to get to a chair, sat down in a seat for about 15, 20 minutes, it resolved, the light-headedness, the dizziness that was there as well, it all resolved. I ended up going to work. And they triaged me because I happened to be talking to one of my colleagues about it and they thought it was a bit unusual, they better check it out, everything came back normal, I wasn't having a heart attack, I didn't have a blood clot, so. Uh, yeah.
And I was just one of many. I don't know about with coworkers. But one of many. I mean, I saw so many patients coming in with chest pain.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Really? Talk about that. What age groups, and genders?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: Ah, look, both genders. All ages. So as the months progressed and the general population started to be vaccinated, it was like carnage. It was like carnage. And after my second vaccine—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Before you go, when you say carnage, like, were they saying the same symptoms, headaches, or was it just heart?
MARY-JANE STEVENS: A lot of cardiac problems, so a lot of shortness of breath, so much chest pain, unbelievable amount of chest pain. It was unbelievable.
[END OF EXCERPT]
https://openvaers.com/covid-data
35,820 cases of myocarditis / pericarditis as of Dec 9, 2022
As one nurse who was injured after her jab put it, she hadn't got the memo.
There are so many testimonies, each one unique, yet they make for a devastating pattern. Here's one of many, so many:
https://rumble.com/v122k1a-my-unfortunate-reaction.html
Interview with Renee in Australia
April 23, 2022
Cafe Locked Out https://cafelockedout.com/
TRANSCRIPT
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: So here we are in [??]. What's your name?
RENEE: My name's Renee.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Now we've heard that you've had an adverse reaction. Why don't you share your story?
RENEE: OK, so, November last year I had my second dose of Pfizer. It was the 22nd of November. And—
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Can I ask first, did you get it because you were scared of covid, or did you get it to keep your job?
RENEE: The latter. Yeah, it wasn't anything to do with covid. And to be honest, I had a lot of hesitancy about getting it, and I felt instinctively that it was going against everything that I believed in. But I did it because, I guess, I felt like my back was against the wall. And I felt forced to do it.
And ironically the first dose that I had, I didn't have any reaction to, so I had this false pretense that it was going to be OK. And the next, that night, I started to feel really ill, dizziness, nausea, disorientation. And then the next morning I felt even worse and I started to not be able to feel the tops of my legs properly. And then I started to get really crushing pain in the middle of my chest, and sensation of heaviness.
So then my friend happened to ring me, and say, are you OK? because she's very aware of everything that's happening. I said, actually I'm not, and she said, I'll come and take you to hospital. She took me to hospital. And when I got admitted pretty much straight away— I thought by going to a private hospital that it would be better, but I was wrong. I got in there and the doctor in ED looked panicked by my symptoms, by what I was telling her, but she wouldn't say what she knew, and she basically said, she took my blood and she said my D-dimers were very high, and she said, you've got a clot in your lungs. And I just looked at her and I was so afraid, I started crying. And I said, what does that mean? And my friend was crying more than me. And she said, well, we need to do a CAT scan and check it. Then I started to get jaw pain, and she said, have you got any history of heart attacks in your family? I said, yes I have. And then she looked more panicked, and she said, well, you know, for your next dose you need to have Panadol and [?] before you take your next booster because your next time will be worse. When you come into hospital next time, it will be worse than this.
I said, how can it be worse than this? And she said, well, that's what you need to expect.
And then I had the CAT scan, it turned out to be OK. But then they wanted to admit me for a couple of nights, and I stayed in there for a couple of nights. And then as each nurse did their handover for their shift, the nurse would say, oh, this is Renee, she's just in here for a bit of dizziness for Pfizer, but she's fine, she's going home. And that was the script that they used for each nurse doing the introduction of me to the next nurse.
And then I had a specialist come in the next day, and he again said, you've had a neurological reaction to this dose. Next time take Moderna, not Pfizer.
And I said, why would I take Moderna? He said, well, you just need to take it.
And I'm like, just, so, I was just dumbfounded by the attitudes.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: There's no option of not taking it.
RENEE: No. There was never any alternative. It was, when you do this next time, this is what you are to expect, and this is what you are to do.
And then I got out of hospital and then afterwards 15 days later I got laryngitis, then I got chest infection. Then I actually got covid in March, after all that. And I was hit really bad by it. I was really, really sick, I ended up with bronchitis, got admitted to hospital, I nearly got pneumonia. This was just in the beginning of March. And just two weeks ago, I got diagnosed with pericarditis.
So that's been my journey since November, it's just been a constant rollercoaster. And I guess, I guess the most frightening thing in all of this is, how complicit people have been that are meant to be professionals that are meant to be putting our health —
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: Protecting you.
RENEE: —as a human being first. That's been a really disturbing eye-opener for me.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: You did it to keep your job in a way? And what's your job?
RENEE: I worked for a company in Perth. And —
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: You worked? So you've lost the job?
RENEE: I haven't lost my job because I've had the two doses. But now they are asking me to get my third dose. And I have the four month exemption for having covid, ironically. So, yeah, but even if I got the exemption for Pfizer they would still insist on me on having a different to the mRNA technology vacc—, I don't call it vaccine. Gene therapies. So, that's it.
MICHAEL GRAY GRIFFITH: It's insane. It's insane. Thank you.
RENEE: Thank you.
5:54
[END]
How many have to be injured or die from this poison?
Millions, possibly billions after all is said and done. But I will not be among them.
If Pfizer were to abandon pharmaceuticals and develop rubber bands DON'T BUY THEM!
I look forward to seeing Pfizer, Moderna, etc go under...
Relatedly:
Another Cardiologist Calls for Stopping the Jabs
Press Release 21.12.22 - Doctors For Patients UK
https://vimeo.com/783103991
TRANSCRIPT - EXCERPT
7:58
DR. DEAN PATTERSON: Good evening. My name is Dr. Dean Patterson. I am a consultant general physician and cardiologist. Since the covid 19 vaccines have been launched, I have noticed an increasing signal of both myocarditis and myocardial injury. In conjunction with this I've noticed an increasing signal of thrombosis and other serious adverse events. Prior to the vaccine roll out I didn't witness any evidence of myocarditis in relation to the covid infection itself. Over the last two years we've witnessed an increase in the loss of the efficacy of the covid 19 vaccines. The covid 19 vaccines clearly lack durability and hence the recommendation has constantly been amended to go from first two vaccinations followed by a booster to regular campaigning for ongoing booster vaccination. If there was a very clear absence of serious harms then this strategy might be acceptable, however, in light of my serious concerns I think we should halt the roll out of the vaccination program and perform a thorough investigation into the serious adverse events.
After all the preliminary studies that have been done in these vaccines are yet to be completed in 2023 and almost the entire placebo group in these studies has now been vaccinated, making extrapolation of the harms extremely difficult. At present we're seeing a wave of noncovid excess mortality which brings me to my conclusion that there is serious harm in association with the vaccine roll out and until proven otherwise these vaccines are not safe.
10:12
[END OF EXCERPT]
Wasn't one of the CDC edicts not to do autopsies?
The powers that be should not be. Our military is behind this.... "do unto others BEFORE they do unto you " is the justification for the bioweapons. Population reduction is in the mission statement of the el-ites funding the military through bribery, blackmail and coercion of the politicians. All wrapped up in psyops and subterfuge, reeking with the stench of satanic deception. Merry Christmas!