Expert statistician Joel Smalley states;

My friend, Galileo has very kindly shared a Translated Israeli MOH survey of reported adverse events after the third Pfizer vaccine shot for Covid-19 and asked us to judge if the results demonstrate that the vaccine is safe and effective.

Here is my “judgement”.

I’ll start with a preface from Prof. Chris Whitty (back in May 2020 when he used to tell the truth).

1. A significant portion of people will not get this virus at all.

2. Of those that do, some of them will get it without even knowing.

3. Of those that do get it, 80% will have mild to moderate to disease, possibly have to stay in bed for a couple of days but won’t even have to see the doctor.

4. A minority will go to hospital but will just need some oxygen and then leave.

5. A minority of that minority will go to critical care and some will die. 

6. Even the vast majority of people in the very highest risk groups will not die if they catch this virus.

So, there’s the context. Actually, not quite because obviously back then dear Chris was talking about the original Wuhan strain which to an esteemed epidemiologist like him would obviously have been more severe than any subsequent variants. 

Unnatural variant selection is just one of the appalling outcomes of mass vaccination with this suboptimal product which has slowed the attenuation process of COVID but finally a new common cold didemerge as Omicron. 

Adverse events from the vaccine (including this analysis of dose 3) should be measured against Omicron.

1. Within 21 to 30 days, 58% of men and 75% of women reported at least one side effect. This was 71% of those aged 18 to 39, 70% of those aged 40 to 59 and 57% of those aged over 60. [Already, it’s looking like the vaccine has a greater adverse effect rate than the virus, especially for the young.]

2. Of those who reported a side effect, 35% of men and 51% of women had difficulty performing daily activities as a result. [A really bad cold has never seriously affected my ability to perform daily activities].

3. Specifically, 32% of men and 53% of women reported weakness/tiredness, 18% of men and 35% of women reported headache, and a similar ratio for muscle/joint pain, 11% and 24% respectively for shaking and similar for high temperature. Other common complaints included dizziness, feeling faint, nausea and vomiting. [My colds bung my nose up and make my throat sore for a couple of days].

4. Almost 5% of respondents reported neurological complaints including tingling/itching sensation, Bell’s Palsy, vision problems, memory damage, hearing issues, convulsions and fainting. [Even my worst ever man flu doesn’t come close].

5. 10% of the women under the age of 54 reported menstrual changes (abnormal bleeding), of which 31% sought medical treatment. [Can’t comment!]

6. In all types of adverse reaction, there were more reports of increased severity than less with around 1/4 seeking medical attention. However, overall, there was little difference in severity. [N/A].

In summary, the majority of side effects were local or general and only lasted a few days (but re-occurred with subsequent vaccination). However, the more serious neurological adverse events persisted.

My judgement? 

One dose of the virus for me, thanks. 

Fewer/shorter adverse effects, greater protective immunity, and no contribution to the destruction of humanity.

It’s a no-brainer really, so not sure how to describe those who are still lining up for repeat doses?