It seems Pfizer knew that their vaccine caused miscarriages and yet told the public that it was safe for pregnant women.
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69 sats \ 0 replies \ @cristaiji OP 19 Jun
Here’s some of the msm reporting that I came across.
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42 sats \ 7 replies \ @riberet19 19 Jun
Riffraff, I will always say thank God I didn't get vaccinated
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16 sats \ 6 replies \ @cristaiji OP 19 Jun
Absolutely. At what point did you know you were not having it?
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22 sats \ 5 replies \ @riberet19 19 Jun
Well, almost since they said that I had to get it, I was already very conspiratorial before, since 2017 I have been very conspiratorial, so you can know how I thought at that time about everything related to the pandemic and the vaccine.
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16 sats \ 4 replies \ @cristaiji OP 19 Jun
Yes for a lot of us, as soon as they said it would be mandatory it was like a massive red flag after a long list of prior red flags.
I even spent time looking at VAERS reports as early as Jan 2021.
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11 sats \ 3 replies \ @riberet19 19 Jun
Yes, many people say that the world has become very dark and strange since the pandemic, but it has always been like this, only that in the pandemic there was a somewhat greater awakening on these issues, many of us already knew that something was wrong long before.
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16 sats \ 2 replies \ @cristaiji OP 19 Jun
I work in health and was suspicious about vaccines around the time that the medical establishment went after Dr Andrew Wakefield for proposing a possible link between MMR vaccines and autism.
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22 sats \ 1 reply \ @riberet19 19 Jun
Anyone who went against the mainstream discourse and proposed by the status quo was censored, but thanks to those messengers many people did not get vaccinated and changed their way of seeing things, even if they were few, they surely saved lives.
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16 sats \ 0 replies \ @cristaiji OP 19 Jun
Absolutely Wakefield has undoubtedly saved lives.
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