COVID Vaccine Efficacy Discussion
By the, by, by the way, I think the number one adverse event of a
COVID injection
was getting COVID.
But shh, don't, don't s- tell anybody that
Can I just-
So s-
Can I stop you and, and keep you on that point for a minute because there
was a,
there were some chuckles here. But there's actually a lot of research,
I think the
first being the Cleveland Clinic,
um, showing that with each shot you're more
likely to catch COVID. And I, I know many people
watching that we're gonna be calling, uh, an expert later in these
proceedings using Ontario data for the first time
showing that, you know, after about six months into the pandem-
or vaccination
program, you are more likely to get COVID
if you are
vaccinated than not. And I think for a lot of people, that
is a new idea
and shocking. Um, for people that believe our, our concerns
are long COVID, thank goodness we took the vaccine
or we had
the vaccine to reduce long COVID, it might be a shock to be, "No, the
vaccines caused COVID." The leading, likely the leading side
effect of the COVID-19 vaccine was COVID.
It's like negative e- efficacy when-
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