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jukk0u wrote:


https://www.oann.com/expert-covid-19-li ... s-program/

surevaliance wrote:3,964 DEAD 162,610 Injuries: European Database of Adverse Drug Reactions for COVID-19 “Vaccines”
https://healthimpactnews.com/2021/3964- ... -vaccines/

Pablo wrote:I had my 2ne Pfizer shot on WED. I had zero and I mean zero reaction/side effects. I had way way way more nasty issues with that stupid shingles ShinRx shot and even comparatively more issues with the flu shot at work.

OhShoot! wrote:^^^
Oh the Irony in you posting this. Thanks for the laugh.

A World Health Organization-led team investigating the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic found that data examined during a recent mission to China was insufficient to answer critical questions as to when, where and how the virus began spreading.

The long-awaited report presents the findings of the four-week mission completed earlier this year by WHO-led investigators to Wuhan, the Chinese city that was the site of the first confirmed coronavirus cases in December 2019.

The investigators had little power to conduct a thorough and impartial investigation during their trip. China initially resisted international pressure for an inquiry into the source of a pandemic that has killed 2.8 million people.

The final report, which was distributed to WHO member states but has yet to be made public, was reviewed by The Wall Street Journal on Monday.

In the report, which was subject to approval by the Chinese authorities, the WHO team called for closer scrutiny of Chinese hospital data and blood samples from before December 2019. Such analysis could provide clues as to how long the virus was spreading before the first confirmed cases.

The WHO team also recommended more extensive testing of Chinese farms supplying wild animals for food and fur, to help establish when, where and how the new coronavirus began spreading in humans.

The report also left open the possibility that the virus originated outside China and then entered the country—a hypothesis that Chinese authorities have advanced but that the U.S. and other Western governments have resisted.

It cited Chinese research into cases of various other diseases linked to international gatherings in Wuhan in late 2019, and called for a consideration of health data from clinics at the Military World Games in October that year. Chinese officials have suggested that a U.S. delegation to those games might have introduced the virus to Wuhan.

jukk0u wrote:"The investigators had little power to conduct a thorough and impartial investigation during their trip..."

This shoots to hell the MSM's take that the WHO asserted (merely) that there was NO evidence...