What about the other types of Vaccines, do they have the same risks?
 

Being the cheapest, (and also contracted for manufacture in Australia), the Astrazeneca product is being pushed to the general masses, while (sadly) they are injecting the old folk with the Pfizer poison.

I have advised my siblings to avoid being injected with Pfizer and Moderna "vaccines" at any cost, and if compelled (for whatever reason) to be injected, insist on the Astrazeneca vaccine.

The logic to this advice:

1. Moderna and Pfizer mRNA "vaccines" will sterilize, permanently injure and very likely kill you (either in the immediate term or through some horrible long-term degenerative auto-immune disease). Just look at the Israeli experience so far, not to mention the rest of the world. The Pfizer and Moderna concoctions are experimental gene therapies, and they are using the human population as their guinea pigs.

2. The Astrazeneca vaccine is based on a monkey adenovirus, similar to the Russian Sputnik V vaccine which is based on a human adenovirus. The Astrazeneca boffins allegedly collaborated with (or otherwise got some technical assistance from) the Russians in the final stages of developing their product. It may not be perfect, it might even make you sick or otherwise injure you, but the Astrazeneca vaccine has got to be a way better alternative to the Pfizer & Moderna mRNA poisons if one is forced to be injected.

What about the other types of Vaccines, do they have the same risks?
 

Relative Incidence of Office Visits and Cumulative Rates of Billed Diagnoses Along the Axis of Vaccination
James Lyons-Weiler and Paul Thomas

... which can be downloaded from here (and probably other sites, as well): https://www.mdpi.com/1660-4601/17/22/8674

But as you will see, the original paper has been extensively modified, corrected and edited, so it's not clear whether the original content of the study is still in place. (I have the original download which is the unedited, uncorrected version and is very helpful in understanding the relative co-infections related to vaccination.)

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