Adverse Reports

"Although regulated as vaccines, anti-COVID modRNA vaccines also meet the definition of GTPs (Gene Therapy Products), which have been associated with tumour induction"

12-year-old boy who developed Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome after the first dose of #Pfizer #mRNA vaccine. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article…

The mothers who took on Big Pharma: Duo spend years fighting for compensation after 20,000 children were born with birth defects trib.al/Q55Rrga

3 year old boy ended up in the emergency department after he developed petechiae and purpura eight days after Moderna mRNA vaccination and was found to have severe thrombocytopenia. "He was thought to have secondary ITP from COVID-19 vaccination."

Catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome 40-year-old admitted to hospital with dysarthria, gross hematuria, signs of pulmonary embolism, and a large intracavitary cardiac thrombus. Approximately 48 hours earlier, he had received second dose of the Pfizer mRNA vaccine.

62-year-old female presented with a chief complaint of a rash on her face, neck, chest, and arms. This occurred within 24 hours of having received the Pfizer-mRNA vaccine.

“Vaccines have been out for over a year, if you’re still part of the ‘wait and see’ club all you’re waiting to see at this point is how long until you get long covid, die or give it to someone else who you could kill. Get the damn shot.” David Hogg, Parkland shooting survivor and co-founder of March for Our Lives, graduated from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018 and later earned a B.A. in history from Harvard University in 2023. He rose to prominence through gun-control activism and later co-founded Leaders We Deserve. Those are activism and history credentials with zero medical, scientific, epidemiological, or public-health qualifications for directing vaccine policy. He used the platform of a high-profile survivor-activist to demand that people “get the damn shot.” In 2021 he repeatedly posted urging vaccination, telling the “wait and see” crowd they were waiting to die or kill others, declaring the vaccine “safe,” and sarcastically endorsing school COVID vaccine requirements for children as a “slippery slope” that might eradicate diseases. He also publicly said he continued wearing a mask outdoors after being fully vaccinated so people would not think he was a conservative. He framed uptake as the path to ending the pandemic and normalcy. The message from the activist was that hesitation equaled risking death for yourself and others. The activist who told the unvaccinated they were waiting to die or kill someone else, while posting from a Harvard-educated platform during the mandate era, watched continued waves, breakthrough infections among the vaccinated and boosted, and the same health measures return even after high uptake. Followers received the framing that refusal meant waiting to die under the posts he sent; Hogg has continued in political organizing and later served briefly as a Democratic National Committee vice chair. He remains a public activist after the “get the damn shot” posts met ongoing transmission. An activist with no epidemiological training used his X account to explain that the real reason to keep masking was so people wouldn't mistake him for a conservative, which turned a public health measure into a political costume.

“A COVID-19 vaccine requirement would be ‘no different than students who are vaccinated for measles or mumps’… That’s the best way we know to keep all on a campus safe.” Austin Beutner was Superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District from May 1, 2018 to June 30, 2021. He holds a B.A. in economics from Dartmouth, became the youngest partner in Blackstone's history at 29, and co-founded Evercore Partners. He was publisher of the Los Angeles Times until the paper's owner fired him on September 8, 2015, after about a year. He has no teaching credential, no medical training, and no scientific or public health background. He ran the second-largest school district in the country on an investment banker's résumé. He said the line above in a pre-recorded briefing on January 11, 2021, announcing that LAUSD's roughly 600,000 students would have to be vaccinated before returning to campus once a COVID vaccine was available to children. He told the district he hoped every student would be vaccinated "by this time next year." On January 18, he asked state and county officials for permission to turn schools into vaccination sites. In May, mobile teams began visiting every school, and the district offered paid time off to employees to attend their kids' appointments. He kept masks mandatory "until more children have been vaccinated." A group of LAUSD employees also sued him, alleging his leadership coerced them into vaccination or weekly testing. EdSource noted that the school board hadn't voted to mandate vaccines, and the district's own employee policy was vaccination or testing. The vaccine he said students would need wasn't yet authorized for children, and he left the superintendent's office on June 30, 2021, before any such requirement existed. His prediction that all students would be vaccinated within a year was a promise nobody could keep. He is now a lecturer at Harvard Business School and chair of Vision To Learn. Beutner told LA's students they'd need the shot to come back to school, left before any rule was written, and the measles analogy outlasted the mandate.