Work COVID-19 vaccines dangerous for your health?
Scary reports are emerging. Old patients are raising new questions.
It all started with Astrazenecas legal files.
AstraZeneca, like most of you know,
is a British Swedish pharma giant.
When the virus from China jumped borders,
AstraZeneca collaborated with the University of Oxford to make COVID-19
vaccine.
This vaccine was known as a Zed
D 1222. These jabs were sold around the world.
The AstraZeneca vaccine was also manufactured in India.
Here it was known as Covi Shield.
Now, in a legal document submitted to a British court,
AstraZeneca has admitted that its COVID vaccine could cause blood
clot related side effects in rare cases.
Yes, they are saying that this is rare,
but remember that the story begins with them saying that
there were no such side effects.
Now we are not going to pass quick judgments.
Of course, there was an unprecedented International Crisis and Big
Pharma surely did its best to help.
But the after Effects have raised questions which cannot be
ignored.
We first told you about the story on Monday,
but let me read out from AstraZeneca legal files once
again.
It is admitted that the AstraZeneca vaccine can in very
rare cases cause TTS.
The causal mechanism is not known.
Now TTS is short for thrombosis with thrombocytopenia syndrome.
It involves the formation of blood clots and a fall
in the platelet count.
The blood clots can appear in the brain or abdomen.
The symptoms The symptoms of TTS include blurred vision,
severe headache, difficulty speaking, chest pain,
shortness of breath, abdominal pain,
swelling in the legs. Many people who took the AstraZeneca
vaccine claim they were diagnosed with TTS,
and Jamie Scott is among them.
He has launched a case against AstraZeneca.
Scott was 44 when he received the vaccine.
Ten days after the jab,
he complained of tiredness and started vomiting,
and soon after his speech was impaired.
When he was hauled to the hospital,
doctors diagnosed him with a suspected case of TTS.
After Scott, 51 such cases have been launched against AstraZeneca,
and the news of these cases is making headlines again.
People are asking whether the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccines
still outweigh the risks.
Concerns grew over blood clots.
As early as 2021, reports began circulating of vaccine recipients
developing blood clots
in Germany. The countries vaccine regulator,
the Paul Ehrlich Institute, was calling for further investigation into
the cases.
Which brings us to Part 2 of the story,
The German files.
Unlike the AstraZeneca court files,
this is the side of the story that not many
people know about.
In Germany, an online magazine fought for the disclosure of
documents from Robert Koch Institute,
federal government agency and Research Institute.
It is responsible for Disease Control and prevention.
The magazine, called Multipolar, wanted to know on what basis
and on what scientific ground
COVID-19 regulations like lockdown and masking were imposed.
Last year, Multipolar was sent
2500 pages of RK is COVID-19 protocols.
But guess what? The files were heavily redacted.
In fact, 1/3 of the file
was redacted. What for were German authorities hiding something?
You see, the point I'm trying to make here is
simple.
Times like these call for utmost transparency.
In times like these, where negative sentiment about the COVID-19
vaccine is spreading,
the onus falls on the authorities to clear the air
because only answers will put an end to uncomfortable questions.
Only answers will ensure that people don't start panicking
and doubting the vaccines and their decision to get jabbed.
Because, you see, that can be very dangerous and it
can come in the way of future vaccination drives.
Which is why on gravitas tonight we are demanding answers.
Were the COVID-19 vaccines dangerous for our health?
Or did the benefits outweigh the risks?
For the longest time, the words used to describe COVID-19
vaccines were safe,
reliable, effective. And I'm not just talking about vaccines from
1 farmer house here.
Over 13 billion doses of COVID vaccines have been administered
around the world.
2.2 billion doses of vaccines were taken in India.
People are still getting vaccinated
and why not? COVID-19 vaccines are supposed to reduce the
chances of severe COVID
of hospitalization of deaths.
Look at what the World Health Organization says.
COVID-19 vaccines provide protection against severe disease and death resulting
from COVID-19 infection.
Look at what America Centers of Disease Control and Prevention
continues to see.
Vaccination remains the safest strategy for avoiding hospitalizations,
long term health outcomes, and death.
If these claims still hold true,
then its time to reinstall this point with scientific evidence.
Its time to quell the fast growing suspicion
and the people deserve that medical science and research deserve
that.
It is estimated that in India Kovi Shield was used
to vaccinate
90% of the population after Astra Zeneca admission.
In India, the parents of a woman who allegedly passed
away after taking Kovi Shield have reportedly decided to decided
to take legal action against the Serum Institute.
A petition has also been filed in Indias top court,
the petitioner wants an expert panel to examine the side
effects of the Kovi Shield vaccine.
In addition, the police seeks A vaccine damage payment system
for those who,
quote, UN quote, got severely disabled as a result of
a vaccine,
Dr. during COVID-19 as per reports,
AstraZeneca said in a statement.
And I'm quoting again, Our sympathy goes out to anyone
who has lost loved ones or reported health problems.
You see, India rolled out the world's biggest vaccination drive
with the hope to save lives.
India provided free vaccines to its people,
streamlined the vaccination process with the help of digitization.
India also helped other countries under the Vaccine Metric Program.
What for? So that we could save as many people
as possible?
Did the vaccine makers play with the peoples and the
governments trust?
Were the vaccines they sold dangerous for your health?
These questions need to be answered,
and the answers need to come in fast.
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