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Vaccine deaths are not higher than Covid-19 deaths
An article reproduced across a number of sites repeatedly draws misleading conclusions from official data. Read
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£37 billion is its two year budget, but it only spent £13.5 billion in its first year, which is less than expected. Read
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This system provides a way of reporting and monitoring suspected reactions. Read
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The nanoparticles used in some of the vaccines are lipid nanoparticles. They are not made of graphene oxide. Read
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Medicines are generally referred to as poisons in Western Australian legislation. Read
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Study did not show 82% of pregnancies end in miscarriage after Covid vaccination. Read
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In Ireland, indoor hospitality is only available to those who can prove they have been fully vaccinated or have recovered from Covid in the last six months. Read
A speech criticising people who do not get vaccinated has been widely misattributed to French President Emmanuel Macron. Read
Deaths reported after a Covid-19 vaccine aren’t necessarily caused by the vaccine itself. Read
Suggestions that Israel postponing the lifting of travel restrictions on vaccinated tourists indicates they are high risk ignores the fact that unvaccinated travellers are restricted too. Read
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