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Australia: Since vaccination, nearly three times more deaths from the vaccine than from covid-19

Australia, a country little affected by covid deaths, provides clarification on deaths reported following Covid vaccination. The figures speak for themselves and real questions arise.

Australia has a population of 25.858 million and attributes 1076 deaths to Covid-19, or 41.62 deaths per million inhabitants. A very low mortality considering the 169,301 deaths in 2019 reported in Australian national statistics.

Australia has 8.27 million people fully vaccinated, or 32% of the population and 53% of the population has received a first dose.

The Australian Adverse Events Database reports 487 deaths reported after covid vaccines – based on selection of the three possibilities: Comirnaty (Pfizer-BioNtech), AstraZeneca and unidentified vaccine type.

As of February 22, 2021, Australia had 909 deaths attributed to covid-19, and 1076 deaths as of September 9, 2021. That’s 167 deaths attributed to covid-19 since the start of vaccination.

Analysis

  • Based on the above, there are therefore 2.91 times more deaths reported after covid vaccine than deaths attributed to the disease.
    487 deaths reported after vaccine in the side effects database, for 167 deaths attributed to Covid since the start of vaccination.
  • In addition, the side effects site lists 547 deaths from all vaccines since 1971.
    Reported deaths from Covid vaccines account for 487/547, or 89% of all deaths.

Over six months, there are therefore eight times more deaths reported following covid vaccines than in 50 years for other vaccines, with a total of 60 deaths (influenza, hepatitis, measles, DTP).

It is important to note that the Australian population has a significant share of people with comorbidities, especially diabetes and hypertension.

In 2017-2018, about two in three Australians (67%) aged 18 and over were overweight or obese (36% were overweight but not obese, and 31% were obese). That’s about 12.5 million adults. This includes 23% who have uncontrolled high blood pressure, and about 5% who have diabetes.

Given that these comorbidities are associated with significant chronic inflammation and facilitation of clotting in the body of these people, it seems urgent to ask the question of the dangerousness of mRNA vaccines (producing spike protein uncontrollably) on these populations already in a state of inflammation. Indeed, many scientific articles are beginning to report the highly inflammatory and pro-coagulating activity of mRNA vaccines, especially because of the Spike protein.

A Pfizer study showed that mRNA was detected in most tissues as early as the first moments after injection (15 minutes) and the results confirm that the injection site and liver are the main distribution sites (EMA, 2021). After 48 hours, this mRNA is found mainly in the liver (up to 21.5%), the adrenal glands, the spleen (≤ 1.1%) and the ovaries (≤ 0.1%). It has also been shown by various authors that the Spike protein produced is found in free form in the circulation and can reach many vital and essential organs, where it can exert its inflammatory and coagulation activating action: heart, brain, liver, kidney, genitals (Trypsteen W et al., 2020)

It therefore seems essential to analyse vaccine death according to comorbidities country by country. The high rate of comorbidities in Australia probably has a direct link, although this remains to be studied, with this high rate of deaths from COVID mRNA vaccines.

References

Database of Adverse Event Notifications – results (tga.gov.au)

https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/region/australia

EMA Public Assessment Report on Pfizer-BioNTech Vaccine. (2020). Accessed 5/2/21.

Trypsteen W, Van Cleemput J, Snippenberg WV, Gerlo S, Vandekerckhove L. On the whereabouts of SARS-CoV-2 in the human body: A systematic review. PLoS Pathog. 2020 Oct 30;16(10):e1009037.

Lesgards F, 2021 Why is protein spike toxic in covid-19, but also in messenger RNA and DNA vaccines? 

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