Phizer Vaccine Not What It Seems

[Ron]

I have my concerns over this Vaccine by Phizer. It needs to be stored at -79 Farenheit. It is the first one approved for use in Canada. Normal Flu Vaccines only need a fridge to store it in, why does this Covid-19 Vaccine from Phizer need such cold temperatures?
As well, reports out of England have people getting Bells Palsy and others who have food allergies getting serious reactions, so much so, that they recommend the shot be given in a hospital setting in case resuscitation is needed. They also don't recommend those with severe food allergies get this Vaccine.
This video was sent from a brother who Pastors in Washington State. This video is being banned on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Ask yourself why, and view it yourself and come to your own conclusions.
https://brandnewtube.com/watch/ask-t...SIeSgfz2J.html

[Ron]

Ex Merck Whistleblower found dead. Cause if death unknown, but she warned this may happen.

https://bgdsearches.com/2020/12/09/l...mains-unknown/

[Ron]

Statement on Twitter by Brandy.
https://mobile.twitter.com/aldous_fl...96679101419522

[Pressing-On]

My daughter’s midwife told her that she personally knows one of the CEOs at Merck and he said that he would NEVER allow his children to take a vaccine. That doesn’t surprise me,

[Esaias]

It's not really a vaccine, in the traditional sense. It is inserted at the cell level and controls your DNA to make your cells manufacture antibodies to the (never actually isolated and properly identified) coronavirus (claimed to be) responsible for (but never actually demonstrated to cause) COVID19.

[Jito463]

Originally Posted by Ron

reports out of England have people getting Bells Palsy

I had that once. Delivered newspapers in winter, while riding a moped with nothing covering my face. It's not something I'd want to happen again, but it's not a major hurdle to deal with.

The worst part is that it took a couple months to diagnose, so I had no idea what was causing half my face to droop like I just visited the dentist. After about 6 months, my face was probably 95% back to normal, and was about 99% normal within 8 months, though I still have a very slight sag on one side of my face (not really noticeable unless you know to look for it, though).

[Esaias]

Originally Posted by Jito463

I had that once. Delivered newspapers in winter, while riding a moped with nothing covering my face. It's not something I'd want to happen again, but it's not a major hurdle to deal with.

The worst part is that it took a couple months to diagnose, so I had no idea what was causing half my face to droop like I just visited the dentist. After about 6 months, my face was probably 95% back to normal, and was about 99% normal within 8 months, though I still have a very slight sag on one side of my face (not really noticeable unless you know to look for it, though).

About 200,000 people develop Bell's Palsy. Causes unknown, thought to be either viral infection or nerve damage. Can last from a couple months to permanently.

Now, FOUR TRIAL PATIENTS who received the experimental COVID vaccine developed Bell's Palsy. Four people. That to me indicates a high likelihood of causation.

Here's the official report: https://www.fda.gov/media/144245/download

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Esaias

About 200,000 people develop Bell's Palsy. Causes unknown, thought to be either viral infection or nerve damage. Can last from a couple months to permanently.

Now, FOUR TRIAL PATIENTS who received the experimental COVID vaccine developed Bell's Palsy. Four people. That to me indicates a high likelihood of causation.

Here's the official report: https://www.fda.gov/media/144245/download

Nice, the United States is going to give us all presents for this up coming Mother Day