Israel’s health officials were desperate.
@Pfizer announced: Their vaccine was “95% effective VS COVID-19".
Israel had ordered millions of doses from @moderna_tx & @AstraZeneca, the @Pfizer/@BioNTech_Group-miracle cure was missing in their stock.
Today we peek inside the current situation in Israel: how Netanyahu sold his people to Pfizer/BioNTech & Co, conducting mass-experiments on the populace, dividing the nation into a two-class society with a 𝓖𝖗𝖊𝖊𝖓 𝓟𝖆𝖘𝖘-push, thus entirely ignoring the Nuremberg Code.
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Israel’s health officials were desperate.
@Pfizer announced: Their vaccine was “95% effective VS COVID-19".
Israel had ordered millions of doses from @moderna_tx & @AstraZeneca, the @Pfizer/@BioNTech_Group-miracle cure was missing in their stock.
Both mRNA miracle cures haven't been licensed by the @US_FDA, approved for “Emergency Use Authorization” (EUA) only. https://t.co/sdee0gRaCc
“a mechanism to facilitate the availability and use of medical countermeasures […]. Under an EUA, FDA may allow the use of unapproved medical products.”
To avoid misunderstandings at this point: phase 3 clinical trials have a minimum duration of 2-3 years.
There is simply not enough data available, couldn't be obtained in context to serious, long term adverse effects.
The image below shows Ribosomes, they translate the information to proteins, so called “antigens”.
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“[...] explore whether our vaccine is efficacious VS asymptomatic infection. [...] we hope- [...] we hope that we'll have those analysis completed very soon in the new year.”
Pfizer did not test whether vaccinated people could also become infected and spread the infection. It is entirely possible that the vaccine is no defense against infection.
Transcript: https://t.co/7eXTD0ek3E
Full 8 hours Hearing: https://t.co/rL7CcOn8As
“[...] we have data, not from humans but from non-human primate study, that would argue that the vaccine does prevent infection [...]”
“ｗｏｕｌｄ ａｒｇｕｅ”
@pfizer found that vaccinated monkeys did get COVID-19 despite being vaccinated.
those vaccinated primates had a shorter duration of infection (!);
this does not alleviate her initial confession.
Transcript below, 7 hours 29 mins in: https://t.co/nlrVOxYRdw
“We don't know whether the vaccine will prevent infection & protect against onward transmission. Immunity persists for several months, but the full duration is not yet known.
[...] being studied”
https://t.co/n6nq9C9xgI
“[...] which can vary in severity from minor reactions to death [...].
[...] managing the potential side effects [...] could result in patient injury or death.
[...] prolonged toxicities or even patient deaths”
https://t.co/znOYDgJTqA
•Why not tell about adverse effects & possible deaths, @Pfizer/@BioNTech_Group state in the SEC filing?
•Why lie about "90-95% effectiveness"?
•Why not reveal that it's not known if mRNA gene therapies prevent infection in the first place?
2nd Feb 2020 via @FiercePharma, Pfizer revealed to its investors-the mRNA vaccine is expected to harvest $15 billion in 2021. https://t.co/C2N28g1c9R
Real World Epidemiological Evidence Collaboration Agreement.
https://t.co/anpUTCTi62
Through their centralized universal healthcare system, insurers maintain 40 years of digitized medical records, incl. vaccination records for each Israeli citizen.
https://t.co/Uywe9fN0QP
“By not protecting this data, Pfizer compromised the privacy and security of people [...]"
Say goodbye to Israeli private patient data security.
Further: No external controls.
https://t.co/bquxYgBeYj
https://t.co/Kx1LqwLzmV
“This data is a treasure trove for Pfizer. It’s a huge asset to Pfizer, because it lets them show that when someone dies after being vaccinated [...], didn’t die because of the vaccine, but as a result of some background illness.”
https://t.co/FmJpBLgtkg
•Pfizer needs to demonstrate the vaccine-effectiveness VS infection-prevention.
•Serious adverse effects need to be identified, frequency, duration.
•Risk for children, pregnant women, elderly identified, weighted VS benefits.
•Causes of deaths during the trial.
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A brief tutorial in health education to show you how sound health education models have been used for manipulation instead of creating health awareness during the COVID 19 pandemic. We'll uses masks as an example of a health behavior.
Are you ready to explore? 1/n
The Health Belief Model (HBM) consists of 5 components: perceived threat (lethality + Susceptibility),
perceived benefits,
perceived barriers and
cues to action.
Familiarise yourself with the definition of each concept in this table. 2/n
https://t.co/1tOz1cJFvc
Study this diagram to understand how the components are interrelated. 3/n
https://t.co/iUoaqNkgyP
Now let’s apply this to the COVID 19 pandemic.
Review this diagram to see how the HBM applies to the behaviour of mask-wearing.
“perceived susceptibility appeared to be the most significant factor determining compliance” 4/n
https://t.co/xF6uwUx12N
Part I: The HBM
Increase the perceived threat of a disease
1) increase perceived severity: Confusing the general public with CFR & IFR- 2 indicators that are an order of magnitude apart.
People understood wrongly that the fatality rate of C19 is
Are you ready to explore? 1/n
The Health Belief Model (HBM) consists of 5 components: perceived threat (lethality + Susceptibility),
perceived benefits,
perceived barriers and
cues to action.
Familiarise yourself with the definition of each concept in this table. 2/n
https://t.co/1tOz1cJFvc
Study this diagram to understand how the components are interrelated. 3/n
https://t.co/iUoaqNkgyP
Now let’s apply this to the COVID 19 pandemic.
Review this diagram to see how the HBM applies to the behaviour of mask-wearing.
“perceived susceptibility appeared to be the most significant factor determining compliance” 4/n
https://t.co/xF6uwUx12N
Part I: The HBM
Increase the perceived threat of a disease
1) increase perceived severity: Confusing the general public with CFR & IFR- 2 indicators that are an order of magnitude apart.
People understood wrongly that the fatality rate of C19 is
"Globally, about 3.4% of reported #COVID19 cases have died. By comparison, seasonal flu generally kills far fewer than 1% of those infected"-@DrTedros #coronavirus
— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) March 3, 2020
1/ Thread – THE YEAR OF THE RAT
“15 days to slow the spread” began one year ago. It was March 2020, the Year of the Rat. Never was any year more fitting of the name. Never in history have the people been betrayed so callously, flagrantly and absolutely by their alleged leaders.
2/ They were betrayed by their WHO
3/ and their national health
4/ They were betrayed by medical
5/ and their peer
“15 days to slow the spread” began one year ago. It was March 2020, the Year of the Rat. Never was any year more fitting of the name. Never in history have the people been betrayed so callously, flagrantly and absolutely by their alleged leaders.
2/ They were betrayed by their WHO
3/ and their national health
4/ They were betrayed by medical
Despite ignorance by many in the West, this article by The Lancet is a powerful endorsement of China\u2019s successful pandemic response. Hate to read stories by those paparazzi journalists who are experts at spinning but have little knowledge of science. https://t.co/Q8rKwwTPsI pic.twitter.com/436BEmx9nl
— Chen Weihua \uff08\u9648\u536b\u534e\uff09 (@chenweihua) October 16, 2020
5/ and their peer
6/ Eurosurveillance, a journal whose editors coincidentally includes Mr. Drosten, takes only a single day for the peer review process and publishes the hastily compiled PCR protocol on January 22. https://t.co/cWX3UdKeID
— Pace \U0001f642 (@theotherphilipp) February 25, 2021
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