Tucker Carlson was shocked by doctors' claims about the death of the vaccine

It was three days after his second Covid shot in 2021 that Jacob Clinic passed away unexpectedly.

He was 13 years old and had no known health issues.

Later in the same year, 16-year-old Ernesto Ramirez Jr. died five days after taking only one Covid shot of Pfizer.

The story was the same as both boys. Their hearts were especially enlarged, affected by inflammation. It is well known now that this can be a side effect of shots.

Of course, some say there's nothing to see here. In our country of 343 million, there is a tragedy of eight million in naked cities. And the children die all the time. The “anti-vaxual” is just that he began to pay attention to Covid Shot Boogaiman's mentality after embracing it. But one expert who doesn't believe this for a second is Dr. Mary Tully Borden.

A fatal drug?

Borden raised an alarm on last week's episode of the Tucker Carlson Show, and host Carlson raised an eyebrow. As Daily Mail reports in rather biased articles:

A solid opponent of the vaccine, Borden resigned from Houston Methodist Hospital in 2021 via misinformation about the (so-called) covid vaccine.

Death counts are a voluntary adverse effects reporting database where anyone can submit side effects after WACTINATION, and were collected from locations where family members and physicians could report dead patients.

…Dr. Bowden said the FDA should have removed the vaccine from the market, but instead expands use to other age groups, including infants.

Still, Carlson was shocked: “”Is this happening now? I think we voted against this. ”

In reality, there was no good reason to give young people a shot. Consider one study focusing on Germany, a Montana-sized country of 84 million during the 15-month peak pandemic.

It turns out that even one healthy child has not died of COVID.

Furthermore, CDC's own data already informed several years ago that people up to age 19 are likely to endure the disease at 99.997%.

Given this, the results of the 2022 analysis are not surprising. It determined that a large amount of covid inoculation of children would claim the lives of 117 children against everyone saved by the shot.

Really, Veer?

With regard to VAERS data, the system correctly states about Daily Mail, which ostensibly aims to combat false information.

It cannot be proven that a drug or vaccine caused the listed side effects or deaths, but rather represents the number of deaths that happened to be reported in the system that occurred among people who were vaccinated, regardless of the cause.

(Note, however, that this paper has since pitched the misinformation itself, as it later claims that “about 1.2 million Americans have died from Covid since early 2020.” In fact, this figure appears to be very bulging.)

But there's more than just a red flag, it's more than just a veer. For example, consider the comments made by Scott Davison, CEO of insurance company Oneamerica at a virtual press conference on December 30, 2021.

He said we are witnessing “the highest mortality rate we've seen in the history of this business.” “Not only Oneamerica. The data is consistent across all players in that business.”

Davison further informed that this wave of death involved working-age people (18-64) and began in the “third quarter” of 2021. This is roughly in line with when Covid's shots were pushed out by people under the age of 65. Most of these were not deaths from Covid-19 either.

The CEO also said the situation is worse than “a catastrophe in 200” because the numbers are so bad.

Will the catastrophe continue?

Then there's the recent voice of Dr. Patrick Snion. This is a well-known doctor and current owner of the Los Angeles Times. Speaking to Tucker Carlson, Soon-Shiong also discussed the post-disease surge in cancer among young Americans. This includes cancers that previously only suffered aging people. As BPR reported on March 29:

“Now I know you're going to keep me awakening to the night,” he (Soon-Shiong) told Carlson. “I'm watching you suddenly see a young man with pancreatic cancer. I'm going to see a young man with colon cancer suddenly.”

“So it's a coincidence that I've seen all of these events after Covid, the post-Covid vaccines, all of these events…? I don't think so. I don't think that's a coincidence,” he continued.

To be clear, Soon-Shiong did not say whether the increase in cancer was caused by Covid or by shots intended to fight. He apparently believes one, the other, or both are the perpetrators.

A coincidence never stops

Anyway, too many Americans have had the experience of leaving them. I've heard from them – and one of them.

For example, in a short period of 2021, I met three men in the same recreational area where I recently had a heart attack. All three had previously taken Covid shots. I also had friends who suffered from heart inflammation and acquaintances who had side effects after community vaccination.

Then there was a guy I met in a supermarket checkout line in 2022. He had a bouquet of flowers he bought for two different funerals. One was for a brother who died of a heart attack at the age of 24. The other was for my first-grade son, a strangely sleeping friend.

The man did not mention or imply their “vaccine” status. I also had no heart to ask him about it. After all, he was glassy and clearly saddened, so it wasn't exactly the time. But along with other experiences, it was a considerable series of “accidentalities”.

And yes, I know that all of the aforementioned are anecdotes. But sometimes, anecdotes are thrown in, and not just more persuasive than scientific samples. They are also more scientific than those who create “safe and effective” mantras that are reflexive and contradictory, without real evidence.

For those interested, here is an interview with Carlson's Dr. Boden and Soon-Shiong.