Ms. Daniela Lee, 21, was a senior communications major at Cornell University (Ithaca, New York). But Ms. Lee was pronounced dead on April 19. She apparently died on campus. Cornell is withholding details.
We covered the story of Ms. Lisa Ngunda. She was the Cornell sophomore who died unexpectedly in March. At least four Cornell students have died since January. The university had a booster mandate in place for the Spring 2022 semester. But sometime in the last two weeks, Cornell lifted the booster mandate and now “strongly recommends” booster shots. One cannot help but wonder if the university’s policy change is in response to all the sudden and unexpected deaths of students.
Mary Frances Cronin, 23 yo, was a soccer player and Dean’s List engineering student at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton (Canada). Ms. Cronin “died suddenly” on Friday, April 29, 2022. The autopsy determined she had a pulmonary embolism. The University of New Brunswick implemented a vaccine mandate in August 2021.
Mr. Nathaniel Hopper, 22 yo, was a senior music major at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, New York. Police were called to his dorm room in Hahn Hall on Thursday, May 5. Mr. Hopper was found unresponsive, and was unable to be revived. All College of Saint Rose students were required to be fully vaccinated to register for classes in the Spring 2022 semester.
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Mr. Andrew Bryan, 19 yo, was a freshman engineering student at Arizona State University in Tempe. We was swimming laps at the Sun Devil Fitness Center on April 16., 2022. ASU Police were called to the scene, they performed CPR. But Mr. Bryan was pronounced dead ten minutes after they arrived. His obituary says he “passed away unexpectedly.” ASU had a reqmt last summer that all students be fully vaccinated.
I'm a non-medical health practitioner. I don't ask about vaccines, as our board advised us not to since it is not within our "scope of practice". However, in casual conversation, I have had two people share with me, what I'm sure is related to having the cookies. One, the nephew of the patient, 36yo healthy guy found dead on the couch by his mom, in Canada. The other, the patient himself, in his sixties, having recurrent bouts of, severely high blood pressure (190's-200's), and symptoms of ischemia, without a history of either. He's had multiple tests, nobody knows why it's happening. Meds don't work very well. So... I'm sure something is going on. The actual magnitude of it, I don't know.
It's certainly less scary than the world I thought we'd be living in a year ago, which yes had a lot of "everything bad is the unvaxxeds' fault" in it.
I've personally been thinking of treading lightly into these sudden deaths for the fact that, without any context, it's easy to see these incidences and ascribe them all to vaccine alone.
This doesn't mean that there are a lot of concerning issues going on, and I am concerned about many of the college students who are forced to get vaccinated, but we're also seeing many other people attach every death under the sun to the vaccines and I think this can prove quite messy when we try to sift through the data, hence why I tried to add that context in my catecholamine posts, and also why that death of the person with Parkinson's everyone was writing about should be looked at through the lens of Parkinson's and how that may have played together with the vaccine.
That's my personal take, and certainly it's not a call to tell everyone to do the same but it's just a reminder that we should still try to keep a head of skepticism on us when it comes to anything.
Way I play is I wait for an opening and then take a swing, haha. My reputation for accurate prediction is dependent on my instinct for what's going to pan out or not. If my instinct is bad then my reputation will tank, so be it. Worked with forever spike, Paxlovid rebound, OAS is not real, etc.
Careful now, Brian! Lest you get a big head (Kidding of course!)!
I have an idea about the rebound that I was looking into but haven't quite formed yet. I may release it out there just to have something to work off of.
But anyways, you have been on top of quite a few of these issues so I will certainly give you that!
Thanks for the post. I remember a couple articles finding that deaths generally occurred around 5 months after a vaccine injection. So then maybe that would account for the delay (assuming all those who died at Dartmouth were injected). I too have wondered about this winter, and what we are in for. We will continue to find out. 🙏💕.
I appreciate hearing about Xie and the fear mongering around covid. I had a friend over who I hadn't seen in a year, she was afraid to see me. She was injected three times and was having heart problems. She told me she wasn't going to take another, but texted me a couple weeks later saying she took another for "protection" because she is flying to Europe. I couldn't imagine what she feels she needs protection for, except she's being influenced by some fear ridden friends. But now I know that it's in the news too.
There have been other papers at this point, but the Xie series (which is based on the VA system and shouldn't be taken to apply to younger groups anyway) has really been the lifeboat for the media to normalize universal disability. Though Dowd in the video shared by Oregonlady below predicts that next year it will just be climate change, no more virus talk (but that's hard to imagine)
Since "the experts" denied immunity from infection was a thing, many (most?) people who were infected and recovered went on to take the jabs and boosters. Short of expensive and sophisticated testing, there is no way to distinguish between infection versus injection versus both CoDs. IMO, most long covid is actually long vaxx injury, but "the experts" and their minions in the media will always blame the virus. And the vaxx-injured and their loved ones will as well.
'Short of expensive and sophisticated testing, there is no way to distinguish between infection versus injection versus both CoDs'
Is there indeed any testing at all that could distinguish between the two? All I can think of is a T cell test to determine if someone had been infected, and who had never been injected.
I definitely think that the label “Long CoVid” is carrying a lot of water for post Vax issue. I also think the spike protein on the virus is pretty nasty. We had Omicron. 5 of us all unvaxxed. We had An early treatment protocol including IVM and supplement stack. Husband had ME/CFS before - after has had an exacerbation of his underlying issues. I have had mast cell issues kick up and brain fog (IF helps this for me). Kid 1 has been fine. Kid 2 (my healthiest kid who never needed an antibiotic even) had an episode of chest pains and ER found HST reading of 14 so they did a battery of tests. They didn’t see anything and the next day the HST was 4. This is a fit, healthy, paleo eating, sunshine loving, rollerblading every day homeschooled kid. He had the episode while swimming 2 weeks after infection. My daughter seems fine. I know this is anecdotal but I swear my middle kid has been so healthy his entire life and this scared me about repeat infections which seems to be inevitable if we are out in the world.
I'm sorry you and your family have had such a rough time. I have no illusions about this virus and what it can do to some people. Yes, the spike protein is very dangerous, which is why it never made any sense to inject people multiple times with billions of copies of the mRNA "instructions" to make the spike protein in and uncontrolled manner for an unknown time.
FYI, I've read the NAC (n-acetyl-l-cysteine) is helpful at clearing spike and restoring energy levels after infection (apparently, the virus damages mitochondria).
Her article goes on to cite the research that supports 0-15% "long Covid efficacy," which is pretty close to a confirmation that the people in her anecdotes were injected (why else would she need to point out that being injected doesn't protect against the virus.) But the fact that they were infected, rather than injected, is not something remarkable for them to have "in common" - almost everyone has been infected, and in San Diego almost everyone has been injected. But I know uninjected in San Diego too and they are fine (and I am one).
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As an added wrinkle, my 42 year old neighbor has myocarditis, which he got after his latest bout with Omicron. The chronology was as follows- He got a J and J, then had a booster in November, then caught Omicron in April and then was diagnosed with myocarditis. Igor Chudov suggested that maybe he had an already elevated rate of spike proteins from the booster and new infection then pushed the damage further in the heart area. So we can expect all sorts of weird timings with the damage going forward.
Right, as far as the circulation and heart stuff goes it might be valid to think of the injections as putting "cracks in the hull," that widen over time whether because of regular wear and tear or tolerance-assisted viral replication.
Based on the Thailand study raw data (https://unglossed.substack.com/p/follow-up-to-thailand) I think the cardiac piece is still something of a Russian roulette and depends on LNP getting to the heart, but the circulatory / clotting piece might be a lot worse.
As for the virus in natural infection (no prior injection), I still don't worry much. If it's a rare outcome, it doesn't meaningfully change the overall risk profile of "being alive."
The Ivy Leagues are absolutely the worst. My son was attending Harvard, but got depressed after the dystopian measures and I was glad we yanked him out before the boosters were required. Yale is equally awful and maybe Columbia is even worse. All of this fake diversity- but they lack diversity of thought. Scarily stupid institutions.
They are not more outraged because they have been conditioned. MSM and Instagram and TikTok, etc. dull the senses, override critical thought, implant memes. Globally - truly shocking to watch. Biden says Nuclear Apocalypse and nobody blinks. Waiting for an uprising. There are enough out there who disagree, but many are intertwined with financial needs, i.e. blackmailed.
The most academic friends and family I have are totally ensconced in The Establishment. It's like a cathedral for them. The more you poke them and question them, the more they dig in heels, cut you off, lash out. But I think the last is due to a realization that they have been manipulated, so are angry at that, but direct at the underdog (me/us)
I am afraid this will be a continuing saga with waves months after the last jab. The federal disabilities statistics after the vax release from Ed Dowd are scary too.
I don't think I've seen that yet. My current guess would be that these sudden onset deaths are seeded from the very first injection; though maybe more injections make it worse. Alternately in the prime-fire model, there's a role for tolerance and persistent viral replication, but I'm not as convinced that would send someone from walking around one minute to dead.
Interesting, Its almost like the bio-warfare is not meant to kill. It’s meant to disable & maim, the idea behind it, is just to maim a soldier and have five to six soldiers coming to help him, so it would reduce the capacity of that armed group to further demoralise and destabilise.
The idea of bio-warfare with an infectious agent like a virus is patently stupid. Why? Because they cannot control nature. They think they can. But they can't. The virus is not hurting people to a large extent. The jabs are.
Others have noticed the disability data. Just saw this quote from Dr. Pierre Kory:
"It's a holocaust out there with these vaccines. That's easily proven from immense sources of data now, from life insurance data, disability data, excess mortality data. Now we’re even seeing birth rates dropping."
It will of course be blamed on long Covid, because the rise started in mid-2020. There is indeed a significant swoop upward in early 2021 which could conceivably be injection-related.
A tongue-in-cheek interpretation of the mid-2020 increase could be that during lockdown, people had more time to fiddle around with the extensive paperwork involved in filing for disability.
A lower paperwork barrier seems to have already been priced in in the rise after 2008. But those kind of process / context adjustments must be really important and I'm not sure how to interpret the whole thing in light of that. Presumably the virus should be driving deaths from 2020-2021 so the question is also whether it is removing or adding more.
Since the trend was flat leading into 2020, I don't think the 'rise' really begins until May 2021.
I'm just going to take it as a wash and guess the whole uptick is from the vax for now.
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About the paperwork barrier… I started to do the paperwork for disability (for another condition for which I would easily qualify) in around 2015, but rapidly decided it wasn't worth the effort. If I had been stuck at home and unable to work, it might've been a good alternative to, say, mainlining Netflix.
Right - but a lot of that analysis I treat skeptically, due to including summer 2021 deaths which were driven by infected (and probably NIH protocol-killed) unvaccinated. The disability one I will try to find, though.
Yeah, I'm not going to touch the FL study despite the possession of poles in my garage. Self-control with *before* vaccine like for myocarditis is problematic enough, self-control with after is crazy: It could literally be true that mRNA injection makes your heart healthier, but just takes a few weeks to kick in, and the study would find a higher risk in the 28 day window. With the right time-points you could use the same study design to "not recommend exercise in young men."
I'm all for gov's not recommending / banning the shots but the language should be "this was an unethical medical experiment, we see some safety signals, and we've made it impossible to tell just how much harm there is." That's it.
other college students:
Cornell Univ.
Ms. Daniela Lee, 21, was a senior communications major at Cornell University (Ithaca, New York). But Ms. Lee was pronounced dead on April 19. She apparently died on campus. Cornell is withholding details.
We covered the story of Ms. Lisa Ngunda. She was the Cornell sophomore who died unexpectedly in March. At least four Cornell students have died since January. The university had a booster mandate in place for the Spring 2022 semester. But sometime in the last two weeks, Cornell lifted the booster mandate and now “strongly recommends” booster shots. One cannot help but wonder if the university’s policy change is in response to all the sudden and unexpected deaths of students.
Mary Frances Cronin, 23 yo, was a soccer player and Dean’s List engineering student at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton (Canada). Ms. Cronin “died suddenly” on Friday, April 29, 2022. The autopsy determined she had a pulmonary embolism. The University of New Brunswick implemented a vaccine mandate in August 2021.
Mr. Nathaniel Hopper, 22 yo, was a senior music major at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, New York. Police were called to his dorm room in Hahn Hall on Thursday, May 5. Mr. Hopper was found unresponsive, and was unable to be revived. All College of Saint Rose students were required to be fully vaccinated to register for classes in the Spring 2022 semester.
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Mr. Andrew Bryan, 19 yo, was a freshman engineering student at Arizona State University in Tempe. We was swimming laps at the Sun Devil Fitness Center on April 16., 2022. ASU Police were called to the scene, they performed CPR. But Mr. Bryan was pronounced dead ten minutes after they arrived. His obituary says he “passed away unexpectedly.” ASU had a reqmt last summer that all students be fully vaccinated.
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I think these are from The Covid Blog
I'm a non-medical health practitioner. I don't ask about vaccines, as our board advised us not to since it is not within our "scope of practice". However, in casual conversation, I have had two people share with me, what I'm sure is related to having the cookies. One, the nephew of the patient, 36yo healthy guy found dead on the couch by his mom, in Canada. The other, the patient himself, in his sixties, having recurrent bouts of, severely high blood pressure (190's-200's), and symptoms of ischemia, without a history of either. He's had multiple tests, nobody knows why it's happening. Meds don't work very well. So... I'm sure something is going on. The actual magnitude of it, I don't know.
Should we consider it progress if they're starting to blame it on the virus instead of blaming the evil, selfish, unvaxxed, toxic minority?
It's certainly less scary than the world I thought we'd be living in a year ago, which yes had a lot of "everything bad is the unvaxxeds' fault" in it.
I've personally been thinking of treading lightly into these sudden deaths for the fact that, without any context, it's easy to see these incidences and ascribe them all to vaccine alone.
This doesn't mean that there are a lot of concerning issues going on, and I am concerned about many of the college students who are forced to get vaccinated, but we're also seeing many other people attach every death under the sun to the vaccines and I think this can prove quite messy when we try to sift through the data, hence why I tried to add that context in my catecholamine posts, and also why that death of the person with Parkinson's everyone was writing about should be looked at through the lens of Parkinson's and how that may have played together with the vaccine.
That's my personal take, and certainly it's not a call to tell everyone to do the same but it's just a reminder that we should still try to keep a head of skepticism on us when it comes to anything.
BTW, if you plan on writing up https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.10.06.22280795v1 I have some notes. Someone should do a take on it but I'm going to be 'out of office' in a few hours.
I'll take a look into it and see. I haven't looked at this study yet so I'll need some time and figure out.
Thanks for referring me to this article!
Way I play is I wait for an opening and then take a swing, haha. My reputation for accurate prediction is dependent on my instinct for what's going to pan out or not. If my instinct is bad then my reputation will tank, so be it. Worked with forever spike, Paxlovid rebound, OAS is not real, etc.
Careful now, Brian! Lest you get a big head (Kidding of course!)!
I have an idea about the rebound that I was looking into but haven't quite formed yet. I may release it out there just to have something to work off of.
But anyways, you have been on top of quite a few of these issues so I will certainly give you that!
Thanks for the post. I remember a couple articles finding that deaths generally occurred around 5 months after a vaccine injection. So then maybe that would account for the delay (assuming all those who died at Dartmouth were injected). I too have wondered about this winter, and what we are in for. We will continue to find out. 🙏💕.
I appreciate hearing about Xie and the fear mongering around covid. I had a friend over who I hadn't seen in a year, she was afraid to see me. She was injected three times and was having heart problems. She told me she wasn't going to take another, but texted me a couple weeks later saying she took another for "protection" because she is flying to Europe. I couldn't imagine what she feels she needs protection for, except she's being influenced by some fear ridden friends. But now I know that it's in the news too.
There have been other papers at this point, but the Xie series (which is based on the VA system and shouldn't be taken to apply to younger groups anyway) has really been the lifeboat for the media to normalize universal disability. Though Dowd in the video shared by Oregonlady below predicts that next year it will just be climate change, no more virus talk (but that's hard to imagine)
Thanks, it seems the 'anecdotal' evidence is all we can rely on, someone posted this on NNN, saying comments were enabled:
https://news.yahoo.com/strokes-heart-attacks-sudden-deaths-150700702.html
albeit I dont see them
You don't see the comments? There are loads; the upvoted ones all make the vax connection very aggressively.
nope, maybe you need to sign in?
VERY SAD for these young uns' who are gone way too soon!
Some (MOST?) are victims murdered by quackcines.
STAY WELL NATURALLY! I post publicly and freely on MeWe.
ETERNAL LIFE BLESSINGS FOR YAHWEH'S SAINTS!
A must listen ....Ed Dowd!
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ShdIc3uQq29c/
Thank you, great little presentation
Since "the experts" denied immunity from infection was a thing, many (most?) people who were infected and recovered went on to take the jabs and boosters. Short of expensive and sophisticated testing, there is no way to distinguish between infection versus injection versus both CoDs. IMO, most long covid is actually long vaxx injury, but "the experts" and their minions in the media will always blame the virus. And the vaxx-injured and their loved ones will as well.
'Short of expensive and sophisticated testing, there is no way to distinguish between infection versus injection versus both CoDs'
Is there indeed any testing at all that could distinguish between the two? All I can think of is a T cell test to determine if someone had been infected, and who had never been injected.
I definitely think that the label “Long CoVid” is carrying a lot of water for post Vax issue. I also think the spike protein on the virus is pretty nasty. We had Omicron. 5 of us all unvaxxed. We had An early treatment protocol including IVM and supplement stack. Husband had ME/CFS before - after has had an exacerbation of his underlying issues. I have had mast cell issues kick up and brain fog (IF helps this for me). Kid 1 has been fine. Kid 2 (my healthiest kid who never needed an antibiotic even) had an episode of chest pains and ER found HST reading of 14 so they did a battery of tests. They didn’t see anything and the next day the HST was 4. This is a fit, healthy, paleo eating, sunshine loving, rollerblading every day homeschooled kid. He had the episode while swimming 2 weeks after infection. My daughter seems fine. I know this is anecdotal but I swear my middle kid has been so healthy his entire life and this scared me about repeat infections which seems to be inevitable if we are out in the world.
I'm sorry you and your family have had such a rough time. I have no illusions about this virus and what it can do to some people. Yes, the spike protein is very dangerous, which is why it never made any sense to inject people multiple times with billions of copies of the mRNA "instructions" to make the spike protein in and uncontrolled manner for an unknown time.
FYI, I've read the NAC (n-acetyl-l-cysteine) is helpful at clearing spike and restoring energy levels after infection (apparently, the virus damages mitochondria).
Her article goes on to cite the research that supports 0-15% "long Covid efficacy," which is pretty close to a confirmation that the people in her anecdotes were injected (why else would she need to point out that being injected doesn't protect against the virus.) But the fact that they were infected, rather than injected, is not something remarkable for them to have "in common" - almost everyone has been infected, and in San Diego almost everyone has been injected. But I know uninjected in San Diego too and they are fine (and I am one).
As an added wrinkle, my 42 year old neighbor has myocarditis, which he got after his latest bout with Omicron. The chronology was as follows- He got a J and J, then had a booster in November, then caught Omicron in April and then was diagnosed with myocarditis. Igor Chudov suggested that maybe he had an already elevated rate of spike proteins from the booster and new infection then pushed the damage further in the heart area. So we can expect all sorts of weird timings with the damage going forward.
Right, as far as the circulation and heart stuff goes it might be valid to think of the injections as putting "cracks in the hull," that widen over time whether because of regular wear and tear or tolerance-assisted viral replication.
Based on the Thailand study raw data (https://unglossed.substack.com/p/follow-up-to-thailand) I think the cardiac piece is still something of a Russian roulette and depends on LNP getting to the heart, but the circulatory / clotting piece might be a lot worse.
As for the virus in natural infection (no prior injection), I still don't worry much. If it's a rare outcome, it doesn't meaningfully change the overall risk profile of "being alive."
The Ivy Leagues are absolutely the worst. My son was attending Harvard, but got depressed after the dystopian measures and I was glad we yanked him out before the boosters were required. Yale is equally awful and maybe Columbia is even worse. All of this fake diversity- but they lack diversity of thought. Scarily stupid institutions.
(ok this is my internal dialogue to try to figure out why people are not MORE outraged)
Youth; why are we dying alot?
Internet: Because you were born and you are using too many resources.
You should be glad people are dying, cuz that's what we need, right?
Hooray for you!! You are dying!!
Youth; Oh, OK. That makes sense! : ) Yay we are dying, good for us!!!
(where the idea of depop meets your own self, awkward to say the least.....)
They are not more outraged because they have been conditioned. MSM and Instagram and TikTok, etc. dull the senses, override critical thought, implant memes. Globally - truly shocking to watch. Biden says Nuclear Apocalypse and nobody blinks. Waiting for an uprising. There are enough out there who disagree, but many are intertwined with financial needs, i.e. blackmailed.
Somehow the more educated have the least common sense.
There's nothing surprising about that.
The most academic friends and family I have are totally ensconced in The Establishment. It's like a cathedral for them. The more you poke them and question them, the more they dig in heels, cut you off, lash out. But I think the last is due to a realization that they have been manipulated, so are angry at that, but direct at the underdog (me/us)
I am afraid this will be a continuing saga with waves months after the last jab. The federal disabilities statistics after the vax release from Ed Dowd are scary too.
I don't think I've seen that yet. My current guess would be that these sudden onset deaths are seeded from the very first injection; though maybe more injections make it worse. Alternately in the prime-fire model, there's a role for tolerance and persistent viral replication, but I'm not as convinced that would send someone from walking around one minute to dead.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNU00074597?fbclid=IwAR2Md94DCHs0wX-XqQLyIltS0TrJxkWFIKsFo-LbtSUBYzLD5OED-kN-614
Interesting, Its almost like the bio-warfare is not meant to kill. It’s meant to disable & maim, the idea behind it, is just to maim a soldier and have five to six soldiers coming to help him, so it would reduce the capacity of that armed group to further demoralise and destabilise.
The idea of bio-warfare with an infectious agent like a virus is patently stupid. Why? Because they cannot control nature. They think they can. But they can't. The virus is not hurting people to a large extent. The jabs are.
And now I need to retrieve my eyebrows from the ceiling
Others have noticed the disability data. Just saw this quote from Dr. Pierre Kory:
"It's a holocaust out there with these vaccines. That's easily proven from immense sources of data now, from life insurance data, disability data, excess mortality data. Now we’re even seeing birth rates dropping."
https://takecontrol.substack.com/p/the-war-on-ivermectin
It will of course be blamed on long Covid, because the rise started in mid-2020. There is indeed a significant swoop upward in early 2021 which could conceivably be injection-related.
A tongue-in-cheek interpretation of the mid-2020 increase could be that during lockdown, people had more time to fiddle around with the extensive paperwork involved in filing for disability.
A lower paperwork barrier seems to have already been priced in in the rise after 2008. But those kind of process / context adjustments must be really important and I'm not sure how to interpret the whole thing in light of that. Presumably the virus should be driving deaths from 2020-2021 so the question is also whether it is removing or adding more.
Since the trend was flat leading into 2020, I don't think the 'rise' really begins until May 2021.
I'm just going to take it as a wash and guess the whole uptick is from the vax for now.
About the paperwork barrier… I started to do the paperwork for disability (for another condition for which I would easily qualify) in around 2015, but rapidly decided it wasn't worth the effort. If I had been stuck at home and unable to work, it might've been a good alternative to, say, mainlining Netflix.
Ed Dowd is on gettr now. He was banned on twitter. He was a Wall Street Black Rock manager.
Steve Kirsch is tracking a second wave of deaths 5 or 6 months after the jab. Some other people are too.
Right - but a lot of that analysis I treat skeptically, due to including summer 2021 deaths which were driven by infected (and probably NIH protocol-killed) unvaccinated. The disability one I will try to find, though.
Thank you -
Yeah, I'm not going to touch the FL study despite the possession of poles in my garage. Self-control with *before* vaccine like for myocarditis is problematic enough, self-control with after is crazy: It could literally be true that mRNA injection makes your heart healthier, but just takes a few weeks to kick in, and the study would find a higher risk in the 28 day window. With the right time-points you could use the same study design to "not recommend exercise in young men."
I'm all for gov's not recommending / banning the shots but the language should be "this was an unethical medical experiment, we see some safety signals, and we've made it impossible to tell just how much harm there is." That's it.
I wonder how big of an Endowment or payoff from one of Gates foundations to get the three shot requirement to get an education?