Fire at Al-Aqsa (seems to be a tree) with music in background.
Author: W.
In adolescents 12 through 15, out of 1,132 Pfizer kids, 4.524 had a severe adverse reaction vs. 1.129 out of 1,129 placebo kids. No causal relationship found, so don’t even worry about it.
Also, 11 or 0.98% had a fever over 102.02 (one over 104) after the first shot, and 25 or 2.28% had a fever over 102.02 after the second shot.
They should authorize Johnson and Johnson for children next, I can’t wait to see the numbers on that one.
Pfizer approved for children as young as 12. Severe reactions 0.4%, Placebo 0.1%.
Second strike in two weeks, this time I wasn’t allowed to post.
All I’m saying is if you play in traffic, maybe God has a plan, and things that happen were meant to happen.
Hey, you. Yea, you. It’s never too late to stop being a little bitch.
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The state of Israel right now
USPS never delivers packages on time. Can they please defund the post office already.
With emergency use authorization of vaccines for children almost granted, it’s important to remember that COVID is a disease that largely affects the elderly and overweight, and given that Fauci’s people are adamant about vaccinating children, here’s a comparative view of life threatening adverse reactions to vaccines to infection fatality rates by age groups assuming certainty of infection (itself uncertain) within a vaccine’s efficacy period.
For those age 19 and younger, as a matter of risk, the vaccine’s safety profile is worse than contracting COVID, so it’s entirely probable that more children will end up being injured from vaccination than would have been injured from COVID.
While it’s clear that vaccination for the older age groups, especially among the more overweight, is a safer bet than contracting COVID, that is not the same situation for children. If these numbers are correct and assuming they know this (which I know they know), then health authorities are about to embark on something immensely unethical, knowingly putting children at greater risk than they would have otherwise been “for the greater good”.