CDC is reporting over 20 thousand deaths from Covid Vaccine

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If nothing happened to you or your family then you are lucky. But we cannot ignore 20 thousand families whose loved ones died after taking the vaccine. It could have been you and it still can cause harm after many years as it has not be studied. You cannot ignore 20 thousand dead 16 thousand life threatening effect 19 thousand permanent disability A total of 1.1 million cases of adverse effects. Someone close to your family could start having heart problems now strongly tied to the vaccine. This is not a conspiracy. You can go to the website shown below. https://wonder.cdc.gov/vaers.h... Out of 1,745,777 events that have been historically reported to CDC on all vaccines currently given to the population, 63.5% of these events were related to the Covid vaccine. And we still continue to have self proclaimed defenders of the vaccine who cannot see beyond the fact that they were duped into getting it. Last edited: 19-Apr-23 07:18 AM

p14nd3m1c · Apr 19, 2023 7:03 AM · 11,504 views

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you are paranoid. bhok lagunjel khane bela khayo, pet bhare pachi nun charko bhanyo. even simple medicine like tylenol has killed more than 20k so should we go boycotting every medicine? relax

birey · Apr 19, 2023 9:31 AM

Birey I am showing your data from CDC to support my concern. Can you corroborate your statement about tylenol killing more than 20,000 people? Just because something does not fit your brainwashing don’t just create fake stuff.

p14nd3m1c · Apr 19, 2023 9:39 AM

Notice how the pro covid vaccine sheeps are staying away from this thread as they are dumbfounded on what the hell is this data it can’t be true as its hidden in plain sight and not reported by any vaccine profiting media conglomerate.

p14nd3m1c · Apr 19, 2023 3:39 PM

this damage payout is just for 1 month, imagine the months prior and forward

wakeyour_mind · Apr 19, 2023 11:07 PM

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