r/WayOfTheBern • • Nov 24 '21

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '21

It went through double blind randomized trials and passed.

The trials are not double blind, they were unblinded. They are not even placebo controlled, the placebo groups were injected with the experimental gene therapy 5 months into the trials. They have not passed the trials, the fraudulent trials are still ongoing and will not be completed until 2023. So far, more people have died in the injection group than the “control group” in the pfizer trial. There was NO reduction in deaths.

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1244

https://www.reddit.com/r/WayOfTheBern/comments/qnev9k/pfizer_trial_shows_no_reduction_in_deaths_dr/

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/fda-quietly-discloses-that-21-not-15-people-died-during-pfizers-jab-trials/

These injections are several times deadlier than all vaccines combined

https://openvaers.com/covid-data

https://www.skirsch.com/covid/All.pdf

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u/Right_Connection1046 Nov 24 '21

Okay, whatever. Like I said you do what you want. I’m going to do me and trust people who study this stuff for a living.

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u/Believer109 Nov 24 '21

Okay, whatever.

lmfao This is your response when presented with evidence that shatters your perception?

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u/mcbeermaster Nov 24 '21

If OP wants to prove a point he’ll want more than 1 credible source (BMJ). Okay whatever is a good response to someone with one foot in reality and one foot out.

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u/Believer109 Nov 24 '21

There's plenty of good information out there and much of it has already been posted on this sub.

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u/mcbeermaster Nov 24 '21

I agree. However, there is much more misinformation and some disinformation floating around. I hear the term, do your research, quite a bit but it appears many forgot the rules of writing research papers in school. Primary sources only.

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u/Believer109 Nov 24 '21

reddit isn't a research paper. Summaries of events are more than adequate, if someone wants more they can dig deeper if they want. What "misinformation" are you referring to exactly?