By Modesto P. Sa-onoy
We continue with more information of deaths and adverse results of vaccination. In the April 15 report of Cincinnati Enquirer, Alicia Shoults, a spokeswoman for the state health department, said the agency is waiting for the completion of a Hamilton County coroner’s report, and “if necessary,” further guidance from the CDC.
This refers to the case of a 21-year-old University of Cincinnati student who died suddenly, about a day after he received the J&J vaccine. The news stories came just days after federal health officials paused the J&J vaccine.
There are also two breakthrough cases of COVID that occurred in fully vaccinated people since January, according to ABC 13 News. Vaccine recipients received either two doses of Moderna or Pfizer, or one dose of J&J. The report ruled out those who were said to have contracted the virus 45 days before their second scheduled shot date.
The Houston Health Department said there were 246 positive cases out of every 10,000 fully-vaccinated people and it was unclear if those who tested positive contracted the original strand of COVID or a newer variant.
Last month, The Defender reported on breakthrough cases in Washington, Florida, South Carolina, Texas, New York, California and Minnesota. On April 6, The Defender wrote about the 246 breakthrough cases in Michigan, which included three people who died.
The Children’s Health Defense asks anyone who has experienced an adverse reaction, to any vaccine, to file a report following these developments.
The Defender reported on April 13, that the CDC and U.S. Food and Drug Administration called for a temporary but immediate halt to the use of J&J’s vaccine while the agencies investigated the vaccine’s possible link to potentially dangerous blood clots. More news are coming in from the EU and other countries. Although some have halted the use of J&J, others continued to administer it.
In a joint statement, the health agencies said the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) was reviewing clinical data gathered on six women, one who died, between the ages of 18 and 48 years who developed blood clots after receiving the single-dose J&J vaccine.
On April 14, the ACIP held an emergency meeting to vote on whether to lift the pause on J&J’s vaccine or change recommendations for its use. As The Defender reported, the ACIP postponed the vote, extending the pause pending further analysis of data relating to blood clots. The ACIP said it would reconvene for a vote in one week to 10 days.
That same day, J&J revealed two more cases of blood clots — one that occurred in a 25-year-old man who suffered a cerebral hemorrhage during a clinical trial and another case of deep-vein-thrombosis in a 59-year-old woman.
The pessimistic scenario modeled by scientists at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine foresee deaths and hospital admissions on a scale similar to January 2021 — despite a high uptake of the experimental jab.
The mortality surge is expected to occur in the later stages of the U.K. government’s roadmap out of the lockdown, beginning around mid-May and peaking in late July or early August, according to the study reported in the British Medical Journal.
The predictions studied by the government’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE), warn that the gloom-and-doom scenario is conservative as it does not take into account the “growth of an immune escape variant or a more rapidly spreading variant.”
A large proportion of Britain’s population would be susceptible to B.1.351 — the South African variant of the SARS-CoV-2 — whether they have been vaccinated or not, the modelers warn.
Speaking to Church Militant, academic and mental-health ethicist Niall McCrae noted that “the report’s prediction that 70% of COVID-19 deaths will be of dual-vaccinated people is quite startling.
“Clearly these pseudo-scientific modelers would like us to be locked down ad infinitum, but do they know something that governments and public-health authorities aren’t telling us?” Dr. McCrae asked.
Should we not ask the same question?
The academic slammed the study’s “Alice-in-Wonderland logic, ‘following the science’ down a rabbit hole” since “the report states, ‘this is because vaccine uptake has been so high in the oldest age groups,’ and that ‘this is not the result of vaccines being ineffective, merely uptake being so high.'”
Continued tomorrow.
