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Originally posted by ZenGarden ↑

The only thing mattshares was correct about was that he cannot prove how many people were “saved” by the Covid vaccines.

No one knows. But it could be close to zero. Given the clear lack of Covid vaccine efficacy, this would make sense. Vaccines certainly haven’t stopped people getting or spreading Covid.

The entire improvement in the death rate between Omicron and Alpha /Delta - which wasn’t large to begin with - may likely be due to the natural evolution of the virus to something less harmful, combined with growing immunity after infection. When we add to this a better understanding of how to treat Covid for those badly affected, even more of the lower death rate can be accounted for.

This view is supported by the fact that the overwhelming majority of deaths with Covid are double, triple or quadruple vaccinated people, basically in line with the population proportion for the vaxed. Vaxed “Covid deaths” make up 80-90% of the total. This is a bit surprising in light of the original comments that the Covid vaccines would protect you getting and dying from Covid.

There is no discernible advantage in having been Covid vaxed, so it is more likely that very few people have been really “saved” by the Covid vaccines. The recent public disclosure by Pfizer in the US that are reported as suggesting their vaccine has minimal effect, fits logically with this observed situation. Claiming victory over Covid because of Covid vaccines appears a fallacy. Developing countries without vaccines don’t seem to be doing it that hard, which is not what we were lead to believe.

This highlights the problems with Australia’s Covid response, which are ongoing. So many lives have been damaged in the name of Covid vaccines and the “vaccine economy”. Australian governments should have reversed course very early on as it became clear their strategy was not working, and the science was not supporting their actions. Instead, in order to avoid admitting mistakes, they doubled down. Dan Andrews is still doing this and it will likely be a policy stance that comes back to bite. We need a Royal Commission into the Covid panic of government overreach. The UAP will support such a move, as will other freedom focused parties.

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Very soon in our parliament they will be voting to transfer all our rights under any presumed pandemic to the out of touch (some say crooked) WHO

After that opposition is futile as it will be enforced at the point of a gun.
Jabs, mandatory jail, control of your movements and to enforce these measures they will need to introduce digital identity implants
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