The Covid Vaccine Side Effects Thread

[greatwhite]

Hmmm some batches were recalled. Not sure why you think all.

But then again somebody a few weeks ago claimed NB grocery stores were requiring people to show their QR Codes which was an out right lie. I know because my Parents live near Saint John, My sister and middle brother live in Fredericton and we have friends in Moncton.

So we know it was a lie. My Brother for fun even went and asked at the Sobeys.

[fishfood]

A reason to stop vaccinating the kids. This was the main reason was it not to slow down the spread ? Since it has little protection against the omicron..

Only 23% effective vs omicron. Give it to the few that need it and end the rest.
If not this would not be about the safety of Canadians.

https://time.com/6127710/omicron-pfizer/

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[Bushwhacker]

Not a side effect but very much related.

Dr. Peter McCullough discusses the suppression of early treatments for COVID-19:

"85% of the deaths could have been avoided."

"There was an intentional, very comprehensive suppression of early treatment in order to [promote fear and create acceptance] of mass vaccination."

https://twitter.com/VigilantFox/stat...01715640295436

This is an excellent JRE episode if anyone wants to listen to the entire show.

[Bushwhacker]

Wait a second. All of a sudden they are afraid of side effects when it might harm their future voters?

"Tens of millions of migrants may be denied COVID-19 vaccines from a global program because some major manufacturers are worried about legal risks from harmful side effects"

https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1471524030230536192

[smitty55]

So the other day I get some mail for the neighbour down the road. I go deliver it to him and we get chatting. He tells me he had no problems with his first jab but after the second one he has now developed allergies for the first time in his life and he's in his 50's. He doesn't plan on getting the booster seeing as how the omicron variant is so mild.

[MikePal]

He doesn't plan on getting the booster seeing as how the omicron variant is so mild.

I'm hearing the same things in general....the public is seeing thru the fear-mongering and has decided that being hooked on an endless cycle of vaccinations is not the answer. I don't think this Booster program is going to see anyway near the same numbers as before.

Previous polling done by Ipsos showed that in July of 2021, nearly seven out of 10 (70%) of Canadians said they would support more lockdown measures amid a fourth wave of the pandemic, which dropped to 63 % in September and now sits at just 56 % as an Omicron-driven wave begins to rise across the country.

Darrell Bricker, Ipsos’ CEO of public affairs, says that the dwindling number may be reflective of Canadians feeling not only frustrated over the repeated lockdowns, but also questioning if this is the right thing to be doing given the high vaccination rates Canada has.

[rick_iles]

Our vacs centre was extremely busy yesterday….

[Badenoch]

Our vacs centre was extremely busy yesterday….

Same here. Appointments are booking well into January.

[werner.reiche]

Surprised I'm not seeing more about the vaccine developed in Ottawa:
- tradition vaccine based on small pox vaccine (Non-mrna)
- permanent - no booster required
- attacks the entire virus, not just the protein spikes. This makes it effective against all variants.
- technology is not being patented - available to any manufacturer

https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local...-needs-funding

[MikePal]

Our vacs centre was extremely busy yesterday….

Nervous Nellies....standing in line for 5 hrs for a vaccine that is being pushed 3 months earlier than recommended purely to appease them.