Excellent. Thanks again. Over a 10 year or 20 year period the flu shot has many more shots administered. And the overall adverse event reporting for the flu vs. Covid-19 for the history is VAERS was about 40:1 I believe, but I haven’t looked it at those numbers in the last six months and my memory is not nearly as good as your excellent research.
The historic data point available for flu shots was 2009, when 114 million shots were given out. The average yearly rate of COVID jabs from 12 Jan 2021 to 11 Jan 2023 was 328 million -- about 2.9 times higher than the rate of the 2009 flu shot.
But that means that, every 3 years, the amount of flu shots has passed the amount of COVID shots given in a year. If they were equal in harm, then 3 years of flu shots would have more adverse event reports than 1 year of COVID shots.
Excellent. Thanks again. Over a 10 year or 20 year period the flu shot has many more shots administered. And the overall adverse event reporting for the flu vs. Covid-19 for the history is VAERS was about 40:1 I believe, but I haven’t looked it at those numbers in the last six months and my memory is not nearly as good as your excellent research.
Great point about the flu shot.
The historic data point available for flu shots was 2009, when 114 million shots were given out. The average yearly rate of COVID jabs from 12 Jan 2021 to 11 Jan 2023 was 328 million -- about 2.9 times higher than the rate of the 2009 flu shot.
But that means that, every 3 years, the amount of flu shots has passed the amount of COVID shots given in a year. If they were equal in harm, then 3 years of flu shots would have more adverse event reports than 1 year of COVID shots.