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5 Burning Questions About the New Covid Vaccine

- TECHNOCRACY NEWS - Dec 3, 2020 -


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In order to protect their intellectual property rights, Big Pharma Technocrats have shrouded their genetically modified vaccines in secrecy. Aside from marketing hype, little is known about the vaccine about to be given to hundreds of millions of people. ⁃ TN Editor


The United Kingdom government has today announced its approval of the first Covid19 vaccine for general use. 800,000 doses are slated to be released for general use by the end of the week, and has already signed a contract for 40 million more doses (to go along with over 300 million doses of as-yet-unreleased vaccines from other companies).

With the newest phase in the Covid19 roll-out set to begin, it’s time we addressed the five biggest questions about this vaccine, its effectiveness, its safety and whether or not we’ll be forced to use it.


1. DOES IT WORK?


Clearly, the company claims it does, and the UK government seems to believe them. The Guardian, in their coverage of the vaccine, claim it has a 95% efficacy rating, but does not provide a source for this or any kind of data at all.


Fortunately, better journalists and researchers are writing for the British Medical Journal, including this piece from Peter Doshi just last week.


To explain where this “95% effective” claim actually comes from:


The Pfizer vaccine trial included nearly 44,000 people. Half getting their vaccine, half getting a placebo. In total, from the 44,000 people, 170 were later recorded as having become ‘infected with Covid19’. 162 of them were in the placebo group, 8 of them in the vaccine group.


The vaccine is therefore credited with preventing 154 cases of Covid19…or 95%.

You don’t need to be a medical researcher or virologist to see how potentially flawed this reasoning is. The entire trial of 44,000 people is deemed a success based on the potentially multi-variant outcome from less than 4% of those involved.


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