Pfizer MRNA Shot Linked to Blood Clots In The Lungs Per the FDA

This is it. They said it. Let's go....

Blood clots in the lungs of the elderly from Pfizer’s “vaccine”. FDA researchers.

Looks like the FDA finally did their job.

Newly published in the journal Vaccine. Is this good enough to get people to STFU and stop harassing all of us who are just FINE not having experimental MRNA injected into us? Will this be enough to overturn mandates?

I just had my second round of Covid, it was nothing. I’m metabolically healthy and I blew right through it in a matter of days with very little symptoms. This virus is little to no risk to me. The data agrees.

I realize some others are not so lucky to be metabolically healthy. I used to be one of them. I used to be sick as a dog and would drop into pneumonia with nearly every cold that went around. I worked hard to get my health in order. Other folks have had 3 years now to do the same. I’m no where near the high risk group with this virus, the “vaccine” does not stop transmission, so why is it still being mandated for all health care workers (and anyone working in a clinical setting) in my state of Oregon?

The study was published Dec 1st and showed increased risk for pulmonary embolism (blood clots in the lungs) in persons 65 and older. Data in 17.4 million elderly Americans from Dec 2020 through Jan 2022 was looked at.

The FDA’s own researchers determined that the data met the initial threshold for a statistical signal with pulmonary embolism.

There was also the risk of ischemia to the heart (lack of oxygen), thrombocytopenia (bleeding out due to lack of platelets induced by the vaccine) and intravascular coagulation (clots in the vascular system, kind of like the once that were dismissed as propaganda and shown in the movie “Died Suddenly”).

Here’s the study below. I’m fed up of the gaslighting. I’ll be back with a post about myocarditis soon.

Any and all who coerced, bullied or forced anyone to get this jab is a guilty of crimes against humanity in my book. The good news is that karma is real.

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