(Natural News)—The latest data about Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) “vaccines” suggests that they only help one person for every one million people injected to avoid death by “COVID.”
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) now states in its newest datasets that “per million doses in 12-17-year-olds over 6 months, 0-1 deaths have been prevented.”
In other words, it is entirely likely that zero out of every one million people jabbed for the Fauci Flu skips death – but for the sake of arguing in favor of the shots doing anything other than killing people, we will go with one out of every one million, which is still dismal.
We know for a fact that many more people than one out of one million injected is injured or killed by the shots themselves, which means that even a one out of one million “success” rate is not actually a success – and if the true number is closer to zero rather than one, then these shots are death shots and nothing more.
“While some believe that the vaccines are not effective at all, others think that they cause more harm than good,” writes Sanchari Ghosh for Sportskeeda Health and Fitness.
“With the revelation put forward by the CDC regarding the efficacy of coronavirus vaccines against death prevention, questions surrounding their effectiveness have been at an all-time high.”
(Related: You know that new FDA-approved COVID “booster” shot that was just released? It is not, in fact, a booster, but rather an entirely new and untested vaccine.)
Reading CDC data closely actually shows that ZERO deaths are prevented out of every one million people injected
The establishment is still pushing the false narrative that COVID jabs cause the human immune system to produce antibodies that are capable of fighting the latest strains of mutated coronavirus, though there is no evidence to prove this.
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From the very beginning, Ghosh confirms, even the government itself has never claimed, at least officially, that the shots prevent infection or death. At best, they are said to reduce serious symptoms that may require hospitalization.
Truth be told, zero deaths are prevented out of every one million people injected for COVID. The CDC simply put it as “0-1 deaths” prevented to make it seem like they do something when in reality they do nothing except destroy immunity.
“Again, from @CDCgov’s OWN data: 1 million mRNA COVID shots for teens will prevent 0-1 COVID deaths and CAUSE 100,000-200,000 severe side effects,” tweeted Alex Berenson, formerly of The New York Times, about the matter. “Yes, you read that right.”
In the comments at Natural News, one of our readers wrote that the newest “booster” shots from Pfizer and Moderna only boost death, not life.
“It’s not a booster; it’s a killer,” this person wrote.
Another wrote that COVID injections and the push for people to take them against their own better judgment has been a worldwide IQ test, “or maybe better to call it a common sense test.”
“I am still somewhat surprised at the number of people with a high IQ who seriously lack in the common sense department,” this person added. “You have to hand it to the MK Ultra people: they really know what they are doing, sadly.”
Others speculate that this latest COVID jab series will combine with the earlier COVID jab series to alter people’s DNA and ultimately kill millions more people.
“And those who do survive will be too sick to fight back,” this commenter added.
“In other words, if you think the Vaccines 1.0 ‘side effects’ were bad, you ain’t seen nothing yet – Vaccine 2.0 will be far worse,” added another.
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