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Valerie Nelson's avatar

Excellent evidence from Charlotte but I’m dismayed with another misleading comparison between vaccine injury and ‘long covid’. My understanding is that the illness named Covid-19 was alleged to arise as a rare but serious complication of SARS-CoV-2 infection and only affected those who were old and frail and/or with other co-morbidities. As such, the majority of the population were never at risk of Covid-19 or indeed ‘long covid’ which is more likely to be vaccine induced illness. ‘Long covid’ it seems has been a useful tool. I first encountered it back in March/April 2020 when a GP friend cited the experience of a colleague with ‘long covid’ to justify lockdowns when he didn’t know anyone who had died of Covid-19. ‘Long covid’ was also used as a scare tactic in the promotion of vaccines and now to dismiss and further obfuscate the evidence of the injuries they’ve caused. It seems to me that ‘long covid’ has been quietly and efficiently working away in background and might deserve much more critical analysis. Happy to be corrected if I’ve got this wrong. https://www.hartgroup.org/long-covid-myths-busted/

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‘‘The Telegraph newspaper claims to have received a threatening phone call from a senior official at the MHRA in March 2021 after publishing an article highlighting a causal link between the Astrazeneca vaccine and blood clots." They are gangsters who get their way by bullying, threatening and intimidation,the very same tactics used by the governments but they all hide it so well behind their nice suits and polite voices. How anyone can believe we live in a democracy is deluding themselves.

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