오늘 다룰 주제는 ‘VAERS’ 시스템입니다. 백신 부작용 보고 시스템을 뜻하죠. 그 시작은 1990년으로 거슬러 올라갑니다. 32년 전에 조기 경보 시스템으로 시작된 거죠. 백신으로 인해 발생할 수 있는 모든 안전 문제를 발견하기 위해서였습니다. 조직 구조면에서, VAERS는 CDC와 FDA가 공동으로 운영합니다. 시스템이 작동하는 방식은 백신 접종 후 부작용에 대한 보고를 접수하고 분석하는 것입니다. 실제로 부작용이 문제의 백신에 의한 것인지 여부를 확인하기 위해서입니다. 기본적으로 누구나 부작용을 VAERS 시스템에 보고할 수 있습니다. 여러분, 여러분의 할머니, 이모, 어느 누구나 접종 이후 겪은 부작용을 보고할 수 있다는 겁니다. 화면에서 보시듯이 비교적 쉽게 온라인을 통해 이용할 수 있습니다. 여러분과 저같은 일반인들도 VAERS 시스템에 부작용을 보고할 수 있지만 반드시 보고해야 하는 사람들도 있습니다. 예를 들어 의사들은 그들이 발견한 특정 부작용을 반드시 보고해야 하고, 백신 제조사들 역시 그들이 주목하고 있는 모든 부작용에 대해 보고해야 합니다. 하지만 VAERS의 자체 보고적 특성 때문에 공식적으로 “수동적 보고 시스템”으로 분류됩니다. 그래서 정부 공식 웹사이트에는 다음과 같이 설명되어 있습니다. “VAERS는 수동적 보고 시스템이다” “CDC와 FDA에 보고된 개인들의 경험에 의존하고 있다는 뜻이다” “VAERS는 백신이 건강 문제를 야기했는지 결정하기 위해 설계된 것이 아니다” “하지만 백신의 안전성 문제를 나타낼 수 있는 비정상적이거나 예상치 못한 부작용 패턴을 탐지하는 데 있어 특히 유용하다” 쉽게 말해, VAERS는 인과관계를 결정하기 위해서가 아니라 전체 인구에서 나타나는 패턴을 알아보기 위해서 만들어졌다는 겁니다. 이하 생략… <나머지 내용은 상단의 영상을 통해서 보실 수 있습니다>
This right here is what's known as the VAERS system, which stands for the Vaccine Adverse
Events Reporting System. It was set up all the way back in the year 1990, so 32 years ago,
as essentially an early warning system in order to detect any possible safety problems
that arose from vaccines. Now, in terms of organizational structure, VAERS is run jointly
by the CDC as well as by the FDA. And the way that the system works is that it both accepts
as well as analyzes the reports of adverse events following vaccination in order to try to determine
whether those adverse events were actually caused by the vaccine in question. Now, technically,
anyone can report an adverse event to the VAERS system, meaning you, your grandma, your aunt,
and anybody else can all report the adverse events that they experienced following vaccination to
VAERS. They actually have a fairly easy-to-use online reporting tool. You can see it up on
screen for yourself. However, while everyday Americans like you and me can report our adverse
events to the VAERS system, there are other people who must report them. For instance,
healthcare professionals are required to report certain adverse events that they see,
while vaccine manufacturers are required to report all adverse events that come to their attention.
However, because VAERS has this self-reporting component to it, it's officially classified as
a passive reporting system. Here's, for instance, how it's described on the official government
website. Quote, VAERS is a passive reporting system, meaning it relies on individuals to
send in reports of their experiences to the CDC and the FDA. VAERS is not designed to determine
if a vaccine caused a health problem, but it's especially useful for detecting unusual or
unexpected patterns of adverse event reporting that might indicate a possible safety problem
with a vaccine. Meaning, in plain English, that VAERS is not to determine causation,
but only to recognize patterns that are emerging in the broader population.
And so today, let's take a look at what has been reported within the VAERS system so far
in regards to the COVID vaccines, and see if we can, as the websites say,
detect any unusual or unexpected patterns of adverse events. So with that in mind,
let's start with a high-level overview and compare what's been reported for the COVID
vaccines over the past two years versus what's been reported for all other vaccines over the
Before we start, I have to give a big shout out to the VAERSanalysis.info website,
who actually pulls a lot of this data together in a simple and easy-to-access format. If you'd
actually like to see some of their visualizations, I'll throw a link to that website. It'll be down
in the description box below. And now let's delve into the data for ourselves. In terms of the
number of adverse reactions over the past two years, the COVID vaccines have seen a staggering
Compare that to only 903,917 reports that were submitted for all other vaccines combined over
the past 30 years. Then in terms of the number of life-threatening events, the COVID vaccines have
seen 34,619 records, while all other vaccines combined have only 14,751. When we look at the
hospitalizations, the COVID vaccines have a staggering 181,555, while all other vaccines
again combined have had only 85,749. In terms of the number of permanent disabilities post
vaccination, the COVID vaccines have 59,374 records, while all other vaccines combined have
only 21,454. In terms of the number of birth defects recorded after vaccination, the COVID
vaccines have 1,174 records, while all other vaccines combined have only 205. And lastly,
in terms of the number of deaths, the COVID vaccines have a total of 31,696 records,
compared to only 9,962 records for all other vaccines. And just to highlight that last point,
this means that just in terms of these VAERS records, the number of deaths that are associated
with the COVID vaccines just over the past two years alone is more than triple the number of
deaths that are associated with every other vaccine within the VAERS system combined since
the year 1990. Now again, though, as I mentioned at the top of the episode, correlation doesn't
necessarily mean causation, although we'll get to that later in the episode. However, right now,
let's actually explore this data a bit further through the use of some graphs. Up on your screen
is a graph going back to 1990, when the VAERS system was just created. And the lines in yellow
represent the number of deaths reported for all other vaccines combined, while the blue lines,
starting in the year 2020, represent the number of deaths reported for the COVID vaccines. And as
you can see, the 2021 and 2022 numbers are just off the chart. And of course, I should mention
here that the year 2022 is not over yet. And then just as another visualization for how steep this
difference actually is, take a look at this chart here, which presents that same data in a bit of a
different way. Since the year 2020, the rise in reported cases of death for the COVID vaccines,
the blue line, has been so steep that quite literally in just two years, it's been triple
the cumulative amount of reports of the yellow line, which is all other vaccines combined.
Now, let's break up that yellow line into the individual vaccines that they represent and take
a look at this chart here. It shows the number of reported deaths broken down by vaccine type
since the year 1990. And at the top, you have things like the Ebola vaccine, the adenovirus
vaccine, cholera vaccine, rubella vaccine, and so on, which have seen deaths reported only in these
single digits. However, going down to the bottom of the chart, we have things like the influenza
vaccine, which is commonly known as the flu shot. We have the pneumonia vaccine, then the diphtheria
vaccine, which was, by the way, up until the year 2020, the vaccine with the most number of reported
deaths. However, very obviously, the entire scale of the graph needed to be adjusted with the COVID
vaccine, which has quite literally 10 times the reported number of deaths than the number two
vaccine, diphtheria. And if we want to look a little closer at the COVID vaccine specifically,
we can actually stratify that data by age. And we'll get this chart here. The red indicates the
total number of reported deaths, whereas the blue indicates the ratio, the number of deaths reported
for every million doses of the vaccine delivered. And as you can see, these numbers, well, they vary
quite widely depending on the age of the recipient. For kids younger than two, while the number of
deaths is low, sitting at about seven, the ratio is very high, sitting at about 16 deaths reported
for every million doses of the vaccine. However, when you go to the right side of the chart,
which is people over the age of 65, which is the demographic that is the most vaccinated,
you'll see the highest number of overall deaths sitting at around 10,000, and simultaneously,
the highest ratio sitting at a whopping 178 reported deaths per million vaccine doses
administered. Then looking at the VAERS data from another angle, we can also see the number
of deaths stratified based on the time that the person got vaccinated. That's this chart right
here. As you can see, about a third of the cases of reported deaths occurred within a week of the
person getting vaccinated. The rest of the reported deaths were spread out over the course of the next
two and a half months post-vaccination. If we stratify this data by vaccine manufacturer,
we find that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine had 2,752 records, Moderna had 8,599 records,
and Pfizer had the lion's share with 20,251 records of death. Furthermore, if we take this
VAERS data and stratify it by gender, we see that the majority of these deaths, 53%, were men. Women
represented only 41%, and the rest were unknown. Now, so far, we've been looking exclusively at
the charts for the number of reported deaths. However, if we look at some other charts,
for instance, if we look at the number of adverse events as a whole, well, they actually follow the
exact same trend. You can see the charts up on your screen. Now, we can keep dividing and
visualizing these numbers every which way. However, in order to understand what the numbers actually
mean, what some of the deeper implications are, what this all means for the future, as well as
what some hidden variables might be within the VAERS system, well, here's a short excerpt from
my interview with Dr. Robert Malone. Prior to COVID, what was the generally accepted understanding
of what percentage of vaccine adverse reactions were represented by the number in the VAERS system?
So, there's a diverse range in the literature. There's been a small number of studies that
ask that question, and it's a really hard question to ask objectively because the way
that you have to do it objectively is you have to find some variable that gets reported
that is unlikely to vary by product. So, I can't, off the top of my head, I can't. So, you look for
a adverse event that is going to be kind of normally distributed and not affected by the
product category. And then you say, okay, that's occurring at this rate as detected in VAERS.
In the general population, we happen to know that that occurs at this rate in the general population.
And then you have to say, okay, what is the ratio between what we know it's occurring in the general
population and how frequently is it reported in VAERS? And then you can come up with that ratio,
and that ratio seems to vary between an underreporting of something like one in 10,
one in 20. So, you know, only 10% or 5% are being reported up to 100-fold so that we have,
you know, less than 1% or less of the adverse events are being reported, depending on how you
do those calculations. And so that's where we end up with all of this arm-wrestling early on
in the literature of what is that ratio number, because once you have that multiplier, then you
can apply it to the other data. But it's very artificial. I was busy talking to a group of folks
in senior positions at the FDA through the first third of the outbreak.
And almost, we were having weekly Zoom calls. And one of their big gripes was that
they had been working for years trying to get the FDA and the CDC to update the database systems
and the data analysis tools that were being deployed. And they were incredibly frustrated.
There has been multiple initiatives within the FDA and the CDC to come up with an improved system
other than VAERS. And those systems have been developed. And unfortunately, apparently,
what happened repeatedly is that when better systems of data analysis or data capture were
developed, they revealed things that were inconvenient truths. And because there's a
whole back underside of drug adverse events and other vaccine adverse events that has been a
subject of controversy, as you know, way before COVID. So these better data analysis tools and
better data systems have been developed, tested, revealed things that were inconvenient truths.
And the response of the bureaucracy has been to shut down the program rather than to deal with
the inconvenient truth, right? So this willful blindness. And we're seeing willful blindness now
on steroids all the way through COVID because it's been intrinsic in this federal bureaucracy
thinking. And it's this willful blindness. And we all know the metaphor of the, you know,
see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. That seems to have become central to the culture
of both the FDA and the CDC. And unfortunately, many of these agencies that have dual function,
like the USDA and the FAA. And it's folks like you and me and your audience that suffer the
consequences. So what you described, it makes me really wonder because if let's say in the general
population, the instance of heart attacks is let's say X, just whatever it is. And let's say
and there's a pain medication. And according to the VAERS system, the pain medication makes
heart attacks 0.3% higher than X, right? But so you can create a ratio there, but who's to say
that 0.3 is not even higher or higher, right? So it seems like there's no- With the VAERS system,
it likely would be. It likely would be. So it's almost completely understood that- But remember
the VAERS system is for vaccines. Right, right, right. But the same logic applies to other drugs.
You're exactly on point. Because when I'm looking at it, because right as of today, I believe
it's a little over 29,000 deaths, close to 30,000 deaths that have been linked to the COVID-19
vaccine on the VAERS system. All of which the CDC denies. Right, exactly. And so there's this funny,
because as I'm trying to analyze these numbers, that 29,000, like you said, it might only be 10%
of the actual number. But then out of that 29,000, likely not all of them are actually connected to
the vaccine. Likely maybe somebody who just happened to die after getting the shot. So it's
like, I'm really trying to figure out what the real number here is, and it's hard. You and all
of us. Right. So that paradox has been bedeviling the whole world. And what we've had to do in the
face of the fact that there's been so many forms of bias intrinsic in our federal data collection,
that we've been forced to go offshore. And that was acknowledged at the outset,
this small cadre of people that are in very senior positions outside of the regulatory branch of the
FDA, who'd been working on these database problems for years, ran their tools on existing data,
detected this event. And then that detection was not sufficient to raise red flags at FDA or CDC.
They had to then go to Israel and say, hey, are you seeing something like this?
The Israelis confirmed it. Then it was okay, since it was coming from the Israelis,
to go to the CDC, who then did the test and found that this is in fact the case. And then it became
a public policy. Underlying that little story, case study, is the fact that the CDC knew that
the Bayer system was inadequate for surveillance. Even though they were telling Congress and the
White House that they had the tools, they were telling Ron Johnson that they had the tools to
track down every one of these and deal with them seriously. They knew that their system wasn't
working, and they were relying on the Israeli database. Because that was much more comprehensive,
larger population, inoculations started earlier. But the problem is that what we've learned since
then is the Israeli situation is compromised by the contractual relationship that was established
by Benjamin Netanyahu before he left and Pfizer as a corporation. Israel is acting
functionally as an agent of Pfizer, because they have financial and other encumbrances.
And so the CDC was relying on a toolkit that was offshore that they didn't have any control of,
that had already been compromised by financial relationships with Pfizer.
So that's, I mean, the whole system is a mess. It's compromised. It's corrupted.
And the thing is, they knew that it was a mess before any of this started,
and they didn't fix it when they had time and money to do so, and were under direct edicts
from Congress to fix the system. And yet they didn't do it, largely apparently,
because the truths that that revealed were inconvenient.
Now, delving a bit deeper into this VAERS data, just a few days ago, while I was speaking with
James Thorpe, I asked him about this study here that he published last month. He published it
alongside a number of other physicians. And what they did within the study is that they delved into
the VAERS system, and they compared the side effects of the COVID vaccine compared to other
vaccines, specifically the influenza vaccine, to find some statistically significant differences.
Take a listen.
You actually published a preprint study. It was published alongside several other doctors,
including Dr. Redshaw and Dr. Peter McCullough. I'll put it up on screen for the audience. It's
titled COVID-19 Vaccines, the Impact on Pregnancy Outcomes and Menstrual Function.
Can you sort of lay it out for the audience? How did you conduct this study, and what did you find?
Thank you. I'd be honored to do that. And this is really the most, of all my 200 or so publications,
even the book that we've recently written, this is the most important publication of my life.
This is a publication that has so much truth and veracity and irrefutability in it that it just
focuses on the truth. It focuses on the government data, and there is absolutely no way that it's
wrong. I'm not confident of it. So what I did was, we determined to do a focused study on
obstetrics. So what more perfect control group could we have as the influenza vaccine? Because
I started pushing the influenza vaccines in 1997, apologetically. I probably shouldn't have done
that, but doing my due diligence, I felt like it was safe. So the CDC and the FDA came out and
approved it and started pushing it in pregnancy in 1997. So I thought, okay, that's reasonable.
So all of us care providers started pushing that influenza vaccine in pregnancy, so in the latter
part of 1997. So our study started January 1st, 1998, and went to June 30th, 2022. So you see that
for the influenza vaccine, you get about 284 months, compared with only about, say, 20 months
or so of the COVID-19 vaccine. So we use the influenza vaccine as a control group, which
arguably isn't a perfect control group, but it is for this study, because it comes out of the same
database. Yes, it does have some risks in pregnancy, but it has been studied for, you know, 284 months,
and everybody seems to think it's safe. There are some risks. So it wasn't a perfect control group,
wouldn't have been, would have been no vaccine. But we use the influenza vaccine. And then we went
into the VAERS database, and we pulled out events, me as a senior author on the paper and the lead
author, I looked for issues that I knew I was seeing after the rollout of the vaccine. And I had
a whole list. So when I began harvesting the FDA and the CDC VAERS data, I went through all those
thousands of symptoms, and I, but I focused only on the symptoms that I were interested that I've
seen. So I, we then compared the event, adverse event with COVID-19, the specific, let's just say
menstrual abnormalities, and then we compared it with the influenza vaccine. Well, if you compare
those two, what we come up with, and we use exactly what the CDC and FDA advise us to use
is what's called a proportional ratio, proportional risk ratio. And if a PRR is
two or greater, that's a danger signal, according to the FDA. It's like a twofold increase in
event rates or so. So, like, for example, with the menstrual abnormalities, these severe,
very abnormal menstrual abnormalities, again, before pregnancy, now, this is obviously not
pregnancy with menstrual abnormalities, but what we saw was that there is a 1,192-fold increase
in the symptoms of menstrual abnormalities in those patients got the COVID-19 vaccine
compared to the influenza vaccine. Now, that's a stunning number. That's almost 120,000 percent
fold increase. So, it's a stunning number. Now, if you do the same analytics, and by the way,
we did this extraordinarily methodically. You know, every single one of us reviewed all the
abstracted data, made sure we all had the exact same data. We did. And then we all did our own
analytics. I did my own analytics. But then our PhD statistician, Mike, came in, and he took it up
to a different level. He basically, what we did was three completely separate analytics. We did
adverse event per time period. We did adverse event for the number of vaccinations. And we did
adverse event for the actual number of patients vaccinated. Those three completely separate
analyses were still identical. There's nothing we could do to shake off this massive disaster
danger signal effect. And this is the government's own data. So, just going through the rest of those
PRRs, proportional risk ratios, you know, you're looking at miscarriage. The PRR was almost 60. It
was 57, as I recall, a 57-fold increase. That's a 5,700% increase. For fetal malformations,
there was a 20-fold increase in major fetal malformations of all organ systems. And one of
the more common ones was what we call a cystic hygroma, and the reason why I picked up on that
was because I've seen a spat of that, you know, over the last, since the vaccine rolled out.
Also, fetal cardiac abnormalities are increased over 16-fold greater. Again,
two is the danger signal, you know. And if you do these odds ratios, and I put up what I call a
forest plot, unless I make the x-axis logarithmic, in other words, instead of it being linear from
1, 2, 3, 4, it's logarithmic, 1, 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000. Because if I didn't make it
logarithmic, the indicator would be about a mile off to the right, outside of my house,
into a different neighborhood. That's how far away the signal would be from the y-axis. So,
I have to compress it by turning it into…that's the first clue that there's a problem when you
have to do that. But also, we see a significant increase in fetal growth restriction, fetal
growth abnormalities, and that was a no-brainer for me because I've seen so much of it, and because
the placenta appears so devastatingly abnormal after a vaccine, many of them do. And I've had
folks from all over the country that feed me ultrasounds that show me, so it's not just my
practice. And then also, low amniotic fluid, which is a reflection of abnormal cell function,
is up 16-fold. That's a danger signal, a death signal for fetuses when the fluid around the
baby, the amniotic fluid, is low. And then finally, there's fetal cardiac arrest. Fetal
cardiac arrest and fetal death. Abnormal fetal vascular perfusion, using our sophisticated
velocimetry ultrasound flow metrics. So, all of these are very, very concerning.
There's no doubt in my mind the vaccine, the COVID-19 vaccine, is absolutely contraindicated,
should never be used in pregnancy, should never be used in a breastfeeding period.
Now, Albert Benavidez, I think who you know well, I think might have been on your program,
I'm not sure, but he's a world expert in VAERS, and of course, he's one of my co-authors,
and he said, you know, Jim, we really, I have so much, he has proof that the VAERS data
is being throttled and manipulated to downplay the disasters. And I think he's right,
but he has solid proof of hundreds and hundreds of cases that were purposefully mislabeled or
hidden. Now, he wanted to uncover those for our last paper, and I said, no, no, no, no,
because if it is being throttled, and he's right, it is, they're doing a horrible job,
and I don't want this data manipulated, I want this straight from the VAERS database,
and that's what we did. Our next study, next study we do is we're going to let Albert Benavidez,
the world expert, show us the proof that there's been some very, very unethical suppression
of the database at VAERS, but they've done a horrible job. And the other reason why I know
that to be the case is because all of the, well, in all the other databases around the world,
you know, when you look at the Eudra Vigilance of the European Medicines Agency, the European
Union's database, it's much worse than VAERS. Don't get me wrong, VAERS is bad, but they've
done, they haven't been able to throttle it as much as they'd like, and they have several tricks
doing that. The UK Yellow Card run is much worse. The WHO VigiAccess, their data is much worse than
VAERS. So I could go on and on and on, but the COVID-19 vaccine is contraindicated in pregnancy.
It's the greatest disaster in the history of obstetrics. Mark my words.
Now, very obviously, we've gone through a lot of data in today's episode. And so if you'd like to
go through the VAERS data for yourself, if you'd like to look through any of the graphs that we
went through, or if you'd like to check out some of the links, the research links from the doctors
that we interviewed and showed you in this segment, all those links will be down there
in the description box below. You can click on them, head on over to those websites and
delve deeper for yourself. And then lastly, if you got something out of today's episode,
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