Yes – it has now been confirmed and there’s a similar flu vaccine coming
James Pascual
Farmers Forum
Pfizer and Moderna studies of the COVID-19 vaccine reveal that there is a 1 in 800 chance of having a serious adverse event, which is a staggering high risk factor, far too high for the vaccines to have ever been approved, argues British professor of nursing and podcaster with more than three-million subscribers, Dr. John Campbell.
In his June 12 podcast, Campbell said that “a secondary analysis of adverse events in phase three trials of Pfizer and Moderna vaccines found that the combined effect was a 16 % higher risk of serious adverse events in the MRNA vaccine recipients.”
He was shocked. “These levels of adverse reactions are in my view outrageously high and the vaccine should never have been passed, but of course, these are only the acute effects because the trials didn’t run for very long. It’s not telling us about the longer term effects.”
Campbell, who was vaccinated and later changed his mind about their efficacy, based his latest conclusion on a peer-reviewed study that re-analzyed the original Pfizer and Moderna clinical trials. The leading author, Dr. Joseph Fraiman, a Lousiana emergency physician and clinical scientist, said that he and his co-authors found that “the vaccine increased serious adverse events at a rate of 1 in 800.”
At the time they did not believe their single study warranted the withdrawal of the mRNA COVID vaccines from the market. In the world of science, a single study is often never enough. “However, since its publication, multiple new pieces of evidence have come to light and this has caused me to re-evaluate my position,” he now concludes.
A recent article published in the British Medical Journal looked at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s own observational surveillance data that found the messenger mRNAs were associated with “the exact same serious adverse events identified in our original study but the FDA had failed to inform the public of these findings,” Fraiman said. Adverse events are numerous and include paralysis, inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis), allergic reaction, blood clotting, kidney and liver damage, cancers and spontaneous abortion.
“In addition, now we have multiple autopsy studies that find essentially conclusive evidence that the vaccines are inducing sudden cardiac deaths.,” Fraiman said. “Yet the rate of these vaccine-induced deaths remains unknown.”
Other data also shows that in countries where most people were vaccinated, there is an increase in excess mortality, that is, more people dying than would be expected when compared with pre-Covid years. Subsequent booster campaigns also correlate with higher rates of excess mortality while the cause of this excess mortality is not known. “Researchers analyzing this data were unable to identify any other reasonable cause of the excess death other than the vaccines,” Fraiman said. Meanwhile in countries such as Bulgaria, where only 20 per cent of the population was vaccinated, there was no increase in excess mortality.
“Given this information, the messenger RNA vaccines need to be withdrawn from the market until new randomized control trials can clearly demonstrate the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the serious harm we now know the vaccines are causing,” Fraiman concluded.
Campbell noted that it is curiously coincidental that United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom, all revealed similar elevations in excess deaths during vaccination and booster programs.
“How many coincidences do we have to have before we start talking about causality?” Campbell asked. “It’s time for some humility. Time for a pause. Time to examine the post-vaccine syndromes. Get some firm answers before we plow on with this program. I don’t think this is going to happen. I think governments around the world are committed to massive rollouts of mRNA vaccines. In the U.K. we’ve struck a deal with Moderna. There are new Moderna factories in Canada, new Moderna factories in Australia and in different parts of the world.”
Campbell notes that other mRNA vaccines, including an mRNA flu vaccine, are also being developed. “Let’s hope the numbers (of adverse effects) are small. I fear they won’t be.”
The main concern with the new technology in the mRNA vaccine is that it can promote an overproduction of spike proteins in the body’s cells that could cause vaccine injury. One of the few known antidotes to breakdown the spike protein are daily doses of curcumin, nattikosine and bromelain for up to one year or more, a reported in as study published in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons.
