Do You Think the COVID Vaccines Were Safe and Effective?

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Here’s the Scoop

The CDC’s V-safe database, set up to self-report experiences with the experimental COVID shots, was supposed to identify safety signals in real-time. Yet, the CDC ignored these signals and refused to release the data until now. With over 400,000 people self-reporting their experiences, one wonders why the CDC didn’t capitalize on this goldmine of eyewitness testimony to encourage more people to get vaccinated.

However, upon examining some of the comments from the V-safe database, it becomes clear that these testimonials do not make for good marketing material. In fact, all 400,000 self-reported comments were highly negative, detailing side effects such as bloody bowel movements, swollen lymph nodes, and spontaneous herpes outbreaks.

Despite having access to safety trials from Pfizer and Moderna as well as their own V-safe data, public health experts like Tony Fauci and former CDC Director Rochelle Walensky continued to claim that the shots were “safe and effective.” In reality, they knew these shots were dangerous and ineffective, as evidenced by the numerous negative reactions reported by Americans.

The CDC’s decision to withhold the V-safe data for over three years raises questions about their motives. Had the public known about the dangers of these shots from the beginning, tens of millions of people may have opted out, potentially leading to even more skepticism about the vaccines.

In the end, our “public health experts” chose to keep quiet and deceive the public, as people continued to experience severe side effects from the COVID shots.

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