Pfizer Puts Out Data That May Confirm My Hypothesis
7/11/2022
I have a hypothesis that shortly after you get your Covid jabs, you are more likely to come down with Covid than without the jabs. I wrote about this hypothesis in this article. I attempted to show data that helped me arrive at this hypothesis. Pfizer has this data from their original clinical trials, but has not released it. Maybe it will be released at some point with the thousands of documents that they were required to release. In the meantime, Pfizer just released clinical trial data that nearly confirms my hypothesis. This data is in the trial for the children. I am sure you have all by now heard it was approved for the little guys. The data is terrible, and that is even if you assume no risk from the shots (a horrendous assumption). If you recall in the original clinical trial of 44,000 people, they only started counting two weeks after the second dose. This means there are a number of people (I am sure) that contracted Covid between initial dose and two weeks after the second dose. This period is a five week period.
In the young child clinical trial, if you recall they added a third dose to the trial after they started the trial (this should not have been done). This data was used to allow our FDA to approve children to get this experimental shot. Let’s look at the results.
Notice in-between the shots, the shots had a negative efficacy. This was the hypothesis. It should be pointed out that the little kids had a smaller does than the kids and the kids had a smaller does than the adults (3 micrograms, 10 micrograms, and 30 micrograms respectively).
Other little things to point out with these charts and other data from the study.
Look at the number of dropouts in this study, over 2 out of 3 kid’s parents pulled them from the study.
The number that gets us the relative vaccine efficacy rate was 2 cases out of 481 toddlers vs. 5 cases out of 209 toddlers. (0.42% vs. 2.39%) For the babies, it was 1 case out of 277 babies vs. 2 cases out of 139 babies. (0.36% vs. 1.08%).
Look how little time they followed the children for after the seven days after the third dose. It appears to be between 4 and 5 weeks.
Of course they unblinded the study as soon as possible. Of the 377 placebo babies after unblinding, about 10% didn’t want it at all and only 20% of them completed the three dose regiment. (Table 7 of linked report)
From a note in the study. There were 7 cases of “Severe Covid” in this study. 6 of the 7 were in the vaccine group and 1 in the placebo group. So much for the “Vaccines save you from severe Covid” line. One could say 6 vs 1 is a case against these vaccines.
Look at this chart. Which line do you want to be? Keep in mind 6 out of the 7 “severe Covid” cases are in the blue group.
