Operation Warp Speed Covid-19 vaccines have recently received emergency use authorization by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. These novel coronavirus vaccines were developed and approved in less than one year’s time, making them among the fastest vaccines ever made and mass-deployed to the public. Given the breakneck speed of their development and approval, it seems reasonable to ask: Are Covid-19 vaccines safe?
Experimental vaccines
In the United States, two pharmaceutical companies (Moderna and Pfizer) are the frontrunners in the Covid-19 vaccine race. Both Moderna and Pfizer use a first-of-its-kind technology called messenger RNA (mRNA) in their Covid vaccines. These mRNA vaccines can be best described as experimental medical interventions, because we do not have long-term safety data and therefore do not know about potential long-term consequences associated with their use (e.g. if they might affect fertility or cause autoimmune disease or cancer down the road).
Zero liability pharmaceutical products
It is okay to participate in a human medical experiment if one chooses to do so willingly, but we should be fully informed as to the nature of the experiment and its risks and benefits. One very important thing to note when it comes to Covid-19 vaccines is that a person will not be able to sue the vaccine manufacturers for any injury, disability, or even death resulting from the vaccine. This is because the U.S. government has given complete indemnity to vaccine manufacturers immunizing them from liability for injuries and deaths caused by vaccinations.[1]
Vaccine protocols were set up for success
William Haseltine, a former professor at Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health, wrote the following in a Forbes article titled Covid-19 Vaccine Protocols Reveal That Trials Are Designed To Succeed:
“These [vaccine clinical trial] protocols do not emphasize the most important ramifications of Covid-19 that people are most interested in preventing: overall infection, hospitalization, and death… It appears that these trials are intended to pass the lowest possible barrier of success.”
Peter Doshi, associate editor of The BMJ (British Medical Journal), echoes this sentiment writing:
“None of the trials currently under way [to evaluate the safety and efficacy of Covid-19 vaccines] are designed to detect a reduction in any serious outcome such as hospital admission, use of intensive care, or deaths. Nor are the vaccines being studied to determine whether they can interrupt transmission of the virus.”[2]
This raises an important question: If a vaccine only prevents symptoms of Covid-19 but does not prevent infection and transmission of the virus, how useful will that be in ending the pandemic? Furthermore, what would be the justification for making these vaccines mandatory?
Are Covid-19 vaccines safe?
Kristen Choi, a nurse and researcher, described what it was like getting Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine and published her experience in the peer-reviewed journal JAMA Internal Medicine. She writes:
“The experience after the second [Covid-19 vaccine] injection was different. My arm quickly became painful at the injection site, much more than the first time. By the end of the day, I felt light-headed, chilled, nauseous, and had a splitting headache. I went to bed early and fell asleep immediately. Around midnight, I woke up feeling worse—feverish and chilled, nauseated, dizzy, and hardly able to lift my arm from muscle pain at the injection site. My temperature was 99.4 °F (37.4 °C). I tossed and turned, sleeping little during the rest of the night. When I woke up again at 5:30 am, I felt hot. Burning. I took my temperature and looked at the reading: 104.9 °F (40.5 °C). This was the highest fever I can ever remember having, and it scared me…”[3]
According to a report by CNBC: “Another participant in Pfizer’s [Covid-19 vaccine] trial said he was up all night after the first shot from the pain of the injection. The booster injection he received caused more of that same pain in his arm, followed by intense flu-like symptoms that hit him around 1 a.m. He couldn’t sleep that night without an electric blanket, and shook so hard that it became uncontrollable and he cracked part of his tooth from chattering them. ‘It hurt to even just lay in my bed sheet’ he said, before he decided to see a doctor.”
Tiffany Dover, a critical care nurse at CHI Memorial Hospital in Tennessee, fainted while speaking on camera just fifteen minutes after receiving her Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine. Upon regaining consciousness, she told reporters that she has a condition that often causes her to faint when she experiences pain. Fortunately, there was someone nearby to catch her and protect her head as she lost consciousness and dropped to the ground.
In clinical studies of Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine, adverse reactions in participants included: pain at the injection site (84.1%); fatigue (62.9%); headache (55.1%); muscle pain (38.3%); chills (31.9%); joint pain (23.6%); fever (14.2%); and injection site swelling (10.5%).[4]
Clinical studies of Moderna’s Covid-19 vaccine revealed an even higher frequency of adverse reactions in participants including: pain at the injection site (92%); fatigue (70%); headache (64.7%); muscle pain (61.5%); joint pain (46.4%); chills (45.4%); nausea/vomiting (23%); fever (15.5%); and swelling at the injection site (14.7%).[5]
Anaphylactic vaccine reactions
In addition to the above-mentioned adverse side effects, allergic reactions to Covid-19 vaccines also seem to be an issue. According to an article in The Guardian: Two healthcare workers in the United Kingdom had severe allergic reactions shortly after receiving Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine. This prompted a UK Regulatory Agency to put out a precautionary statement warning:
“Any person with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicine or food should not receive the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine. Resuscitation facilities should be available at all times for all vaccinations. Vaccination should only be carried out in facilities where resuscitation measures are available.”
CNN reported on a similar story in the United States: “For the third time in three days, an Alaska health care worker had an allergic reaction after receiving a dose of the new Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine.” One of the healthcare workers reported she had no known allergies, though she once experienced a reaction to a bee sting. Another had no prior history of vaccine allergies. Along the same lines, the Idaho Statesman reported two healthcare workers had severe allergic reactions shortly after receiving Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine. Similarly, Fox news reported a Chicago-area hospital temporarily paused coronavirus vaccinations after four workers experienced adverse reactions to Pfizer’s Covid-19 vaccine.
Coronavirus disease enhancement
Many questions remain as to the true safety profile of Covid-19 vaccines. One of the biggest unanswered questions is: Will Covid-19 vaccines cause disease enhancement when vaccine recipients encounter the SARS-CoV-2 virus?
References:
[1] https://www.cnbc.com/2020/12/16/covid-vaccine-side-effects-compensation-lawsuit.html
[2] https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4037
[3] https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullarticle/2773790
[4] https://www.fda.gov/media/144413/download
[5] https://www.fda.gov/media/144637/download
Hey Luke, Thanks for the article. I appreciate your research. The last sentence regarding the ‘unanswered question’ introduced me to an idea. I took the teaser sentence you provided and dug a bit. I had not heard about Antibody dependent enhancements. (ADE). I was not aware of a history of Coronaviruses presenting this possibility. I think it would be a great service to translate the medical jargon surrounding this phenomenon into layman’s language.
Hi Scott, I think Bill Gates does a good job of translating that phenomenon into layman’s language when he stated on camera: “Vaccines actually can, in weird cases, do an enhancement of the disease. You really need to test for that.” (see the end of the final video in my post)
Hello! Great article. Could you please share where you obtained the FDA possible adverse events chart? I’ve searched multiple ways and am not finding it.
Thank you!
Erica, if you click on the picture it will take you to the original source. In other words, the picture is hyperlinked to the source it references.
That nurse DID DIE…Her death notice was in her local newspaper.
The nurse researcher who had the high fever or the one who fainted?
This is false information. We really need to get away from spreading misinformation.
Demonstrate point by point how it is false. Please educate me.
Please elaborate on which facts you find to be false and how you came across your findings. We are waiting for you to enlighten us with your knowledge.
Mike Adams interviews Dr. Paul Cottrell, who warns America about COVID lies, Vaccines, PCR testing and more (52 min)
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Date: Wednesday, 23-Dec-2020 13:46:10
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TIFFANY DOVER post as DeKalb County AL reported her DEATH NOTICE
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Date: Wednesday, 23-Dec-2020 12:31:17
Jim Stone, Freelance Journalist
My (probable) final Tiffany Dover post:
William sent:
The death notice is real, based on county records.
Tiffany Pontes Dover
Age: 30
Location: Higdon Alabama.
Death report: Done.
Data source: DeKalb county death records.
My comment: I knew she was dead with no info other than the video. It was obvious. Of course it is prudent to question the obvious and I did. However – here is the obvious:
She was an OBVIOUS pro vaxxer who, in her final moments of consciousness supported the vaccine right to the end, even while an obvious reaction was raging inside her, which caused her to force her expressions and have bugged out eyes. She was obviously fighting the fact that something major was being caused by the vax – a MAJOR adverse reaction and from her expressions was trying to convince herself that nothing bad was happening, until she passed out 17 minutes after the vaccine, which is about 16 minutes and 45 seconds too long after vaccination to be any sort of fainting reaction to needles.
I became even less doubtful she was dead when they gave the excuse that the head nurse faints at the sight of needles, and when I saw the obviously fake Youtube, I totally called it. There’s no way that youtube happened. It was clearly posted by a scammer after her death.
My guess: The polyethelene glycol in the shot (or whatever other adjuvants it had) kicked off a massive allergic reaction and she died from it very quickly. The vax itself would take longer than that to take effect and acutally drop her like that – she reacted to an adjuvant and died quickly. This is something I said would happen to people in my early posts about that shot, and Mike Adams noticed it also. Absolutely NO vaccine should have polyethelene glycol in it in any amount, let alone a HUGE amount like that vax has, that alone will cause lots of deaths just like Tiffany and we only know about Tiffany because it happened live, on TV. There are probably already several thousand dead from that shot.
I will not post more on this topic unless there is something like an outrageous deep fake or some other hoax posted, I knew she was going to die DAY ONE. Her face clearly showed her fading from existence very quickly right on camera and being passed out won’t stop the progress to death.
I will say this however: If Trump is not following “the art of war” and using that vax as a weapon with whatever supporters he has that can be suckered as an acceptable loss while the idiotic left, that is a clear and present enemy of this nation steps up and takes it in droves, he’s been TOTALLY SUCKERED.
I’d guess Trump is not stupid about the vax and have thought all along he might use it as a weapon with whatever innocents get taken out by it being an acceptable loss. No war is totally clean, you’ll always lose innocents. If the ratios were right he might go for it.
SOURCE
The Associated Press is reporting otherwise: https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-9831617815
Thanks for your work!