Are the COVID vaccines really effective against severe illness and deaths?

They keep spinning the narrative to get us to comply

First they were touted as stopping transmission in it’s tracks (I have the video receipts of EVERYONE making that claim, scroll back through my blog here for proof.)

Then they screamed “We KNEW it didn’t stop transmission, we never said that, that’s not how studies work!” Um, ok.

Then it was STILL, “Do it to protect others you dirty, selfish heathens”. Somehow, hitting folks with that bombast kept them running for shots.

Then it was “Do it to protect YOURSELF because you’re taking up all the hospital beds!” Claiming it definitely decreased risk of severe illness and death.

Finally, they justify keeping mandates for healthcare professionals in place by claiming that hospitals are understaffed and if the currently few employed doctors and nurses don’t keep boosting they will fall ill and the system will collapse. So now suddenly we are slaves. In a crisis THEY created.

Turns out, when you comb through the data like Dr. Yaakov Ophir and his team did, it’s 1:1. There is literally ZERO upside to being vaccinated vs not when it comes to how the data plays out.

Watch for yourself then share with every human you know.

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