Will you take the COVID-19 vaccine?

[northofsixty]

The Pfizer coronavirus vaccine may be linked to a form of severe eye inflammation called uveitis which can lead to permanent loss of vision, according to a multicenter Israeli study led by Prof. Zohar Habot-Wilner from Tel Aviv’s Sourasky Medical Center.

Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine linked to rare cases of eye inflammation - study - The Jerusalem Post (jpost.com)

Okay - so a direct quote from the author of the study:

“The conclusion is that I do recommend getting vaccinated for people with or without a history of uveitis,” Habot-Wilner stressed. But she said that if people do experience a uveitis attack after taking the vaccine, they should get a good ocular examination and be treated appropriately. And, if the uveitis occurs after the first dose, they should still get the second one.

Habot-Wilner stressed that developing uveitis from vaccination in general is “quite rare,” but that the eye inflammation has been associated with other vaccines.

So again full marks for consistency as your "scary" post is anything but - even according to the Professor who led the study.
No wonder no one on this board (other than your fellow travelers) takes anything you post seriously.

 

[Dave in Phoenix]

Timing is everything!

Yes, Gates redirects a great share of his wealth to combatting disease globally. If you have ever seen an interview with him, he is extremely intelligent open, and a model of how the wealthy can use their wealth to benefit humanity. Bill has have been fighting disease, especially in Africa for decades as well as many other valuable pursuits in education etc..

He is the direct opposite of the silly pillow man derangement

September 4, 2019 – BioNTech SE, a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on patient-specific immunotherapies for the treatment of cancer and other serious diseases, announced today that it has signed an agreement with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (the Gates Foundation) to develop HIV and tuberculosis programs, further expanding the Company’s infectious disease portfolio. This partnership includes an initial equity investment of $55 million, which is expected to close within the next week. The funds will be used to develop preclinical vaccine and immunotherapy candidates to prevent HIV and tuberculosis infection as well as to lead to durable antiretroviral therapy-free remission of HIV disease. Total funding under the collaboration could reach $100 million through potential future grant funding from the Gates Foundation that would be used to underwrite the evaluation of these candidates in the clinic and support the initiation of new infectious disease projects.

 

[shack]

The Pfizer coronavirus vaccine may be linked to a form of severe eye inflammation called uveitis which can lead to permanent loss of vision, according to a multicenter Israeli study led by Prof. Zohar Habot-Wilner from Tel Aviv’s Sourasky Medical Center.

The corona virus is linked to respiratory problems which can lead to permanent loss of life according to 700,000 dead Americans.

How many people contracted uveitis?

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

Fewer than 0.001% of those who got J&J vaccine developed rare syndrome

The CDC has identified 98 cases of a rare autoimmune disease tied to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. That's a rate of under 0.001% or eight cases for every million people vaccinated.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Jubee]

Okay - so a direct quote from the author of the study:

“The conclusion is that I do recommend getting vaccinated for people with or without a history of uveitis,” Habot-Wilner stressed. But she said that if people do experience a uveitis attack after taking the vaccine, they should get a good ocular examination and be treated appropriately. And, if the uveitis occurs after the first dose, they should still get the second one.

Habot-Wilner stressed that developing uveitis from vaccination in general is “quite rare,” but that the eye inflammation has been associated with other vaccines.

So again full marks for consistency as your "scary" post is anything but - even according to the Professor who led the study.
No wonder no one on this board (other than your fellow travelers) takes anything you post seriously.

To be fair, I read a few stories and know of one through a friend where their eyesight was compromised.

That's just scary as hell.

 

[Jubee]

Yes, Gates redirects a great share of his wealth to combatting disease globally. If you have ever seen an interview with him, he is extremely intelligent open, and a model of how the wealthy can use their wealth to benefit humanity. Bill has have been fighting disease, especially in Africa for decades as well as many other valuable pursuits in education etc..

He is the direct opposite of the silly pillow man derangement

September 4, 2019 – BioNTech SE, a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on patient-specific immunotherapies for the treatment of cancer and other serious diseases, announced today that it has signed an agreement with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (the Gates Foundation) to develop HIV and tuberculosis programs, further expanding the Company’s infectious disease portfolio. This partnership includes an initial equity investment of $55 million, which is expected to close within the next week. The funds will be used to develop preclinical vaccine and immunotherapy candidates to prevent HIV and tuberculosis infection as well as to lead to durable antiretroviral therapy-free remission of HIV disease. Total funding under the collaboration could reach $100 million through potential future grant funding from the Gates Foundation that would be used to underwrite the evaluation of these candidates in the clinic and support the initiation of new infectious disease projects.

Why are Indians so angry at Bill Gates?

Why Are Indians So Angry at Bill Gates?

The latest backlash against the Gates Foundation in India is the result of years’ worth of concerns raised by human rights activists and civil society.

thediplomat.com

 

[Jubee]

Australians had enough.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1428997636024152064

 

[Jubee]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1421551677526749188

 

[Jubee]

"The CDC is now listing vaccinated COVID-19 deaths as UNvaccinated deaths if they die within 14 days of the vaccine."

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1433340623294185474

 

[Jubee]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1433266741552033793

Less jobs too. Nice. No socializing, they forgot that part near the end, no line-ups, no waiting, no socializing.
How cool.

 

[canada-man]

In Israel thier vaccine passports need a third jab. Those with 2 jabs will expire. Enjoy being owned by Pfizer and Moderna

 

[jalimon]

In Israel thier vaccine passports need a third jab. Those with 2 jabs will expire. Enjoy being owned by Pfizer and Moderna

It's not like it's a choice dude.

 

[squeezer]

In Israel thier vaccine passports need a third jab. Those with 2 jabs will expire. Enjoy being owned by Pfizer and Moderna

You're the one that is going to be an outcast in Ontario after Sept. 22nd. Sorry but it's the truth.

 

[canada-man]

It's not like it's a choice dude.

So will these boosters continue when will it end?

 

[jalimon]

So will these boosters continue when will it end?

Most probably a yearly shot will be needed until hopefully, like influenza did, the severity and contagion of the virus will die down tremendously.

With vast vaccination and immunity of those got it we can probably get back to more normal life within the next 2-4 years. Maybe 5.

 

[canada-man]

Most probably a yearly shot will be needed until hopefully, like influenza did, the severity and contagion of the virus will die down tremendously.

With vast vaccination and immunity of those got it we can probably get back to more normal life within the next 2-4 years. Maybe 5.

Flu shots are released every year. Flu and coronaviruses will not go away. Unlike small pox they have animal reservoirs

 

[Chunky Protoss]

Most probably a yearly shot will be needed until hopefully, like influenza did, the severity and contagion of the virus will die down tremendously.

With vast vaccination and immunity of those got it we can probably get back to more normal life within the next 2-4 years. Maybe 5.

Its not as severe as the media, not scientists, make it out to be. Over 95% of people recover or don't get sick as opposed to actually getting sick from Covid. At this point, its better to trust what you see around you instead of what you see, hear or read on a screen.

 

[Chunky Protoss]

Fewer than 0.001% of those who got J&J vaccine developed rare syndrome

The CDC has identified 98 cases of a rare autoimmune disease tied to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. That's a rate of under 0.001% or eight cases for every million people vaccinated.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Imagine if the scientific facts were published by the scientific community before being approved or edited by the news media

 

[jalimon]

Flu shots are released every year. Flu and coronaviruses will not go away. Unlike small pox they have animal reservoirs

That's true. But if in 4-5 years Covid mutates to be like flu (quite low contagion and severity) I will stop to get the shot. If it keeps as severe I will continue. As simple as that.

 

[jalimon]

Its not as severe as the media, not scientists, make it out to be. Over 95% of people recover or don't get sick as opposed to actually getting sick from Covid. At this point, its better to trust what you see around you instead of what you see, hear or read on a screen.

I work in healthcare research. No need to see around me I'm in it.

95% may seem good but it's not. 5% is a shit load of people when you do the math. I prefer to get the jab. Much safer