Another week, another 275 US deaths reported to VAERS amongst 3,337 adverse events
From here and here, the 275 deaths and 3,337 adverse events (US only) reported for the week ended 23 December 2022, lifts the total number of deaths to 16,155 and the number of adverse events to 915,411.
Multiply these numbers by an under-reporting factor of around 40 to get closer to the actual number of deaths from the lethal injections.
Around 646,000 American dead and over 36.6 million injuries SO FAR.
I suspect the under-reporting factor is increasing as the time since injection increases the likelihood of disassociation from injections.
From here, there have now been 663.8 million doses administered in the US. A whopping 275 million unused and obsolete doses sitting in freezers.
Russian roulette has been practiced on 1.71 million tots under 5 having received at least one dose – 20,000 up from last weeks.
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What I'm particularly worried about is deaths occurring over a year after last shot. My daughter, son-in-law and 2 of my 3 grandchildren (aged 14, 17), all living in Australia, got their last shot in Nov 2021 (2nd Pfizer). They held out as long as they could but complied at the last minute so as not to lose their jobs (daughter, son-in-law)/not be able to pay mortgage on recently purchased house in Qld; not to be kicked out of year 12 compulsory work experience in a creche (grand-daughter); not to be able to play in school soccer team (grandson). I heard Dr McCullough/Dr Cole say they maybe should be OK as majority of deaths seem to spike within short period after vax, with another peak after 5 months, but maybe that's because deaths occurring later are less likely to be associated with the shots, so less reported. I can tell you, I'm in a constant state of fear for them but I can't even broach the subject for fear of stressing them even more.
Yikes ... :( ... shared.