A rumor started going around not long after the “needle in every arm brigade” began treating untested experimental pharmaceuticals like priests proffering Holy Communion. Random batches of placebo were distributed as if this was a global human test trial, just as we’d suggested.
It wasn’t just us. There’s no math to suggest they could pump out this many doses quickly. At one dose per second, it would take 32 years to make the number they claim to have distributed with the promise of billions more.
Some people did something, and researchers in the EU who took the time to look discovered another inconvenient truth. The placebo batch myth is true, but it’s better – or I should say worse than that. The absence of adverse events most likely identifies people who got a placebo.
Reported adverse events were matched to vaccine batches and graphed.
The ‘green batches’ clustered around the green line have a moderate or moderately-high level of adverse events associated with them. … it represents the batch that was the used the most in Denmark, with somewhat over 800,000 doses having been administered. These 800,000 doses are associated with around 2,000 suspected adverse events, which gives a reporting rate of one suspected adverse event per approximately 400 doses.
There are then the ‘blue batches’ clustered around the blue line, which are obviously associated with an extraordinarily high level of adverse events. As Dyker notes, no more than 80,000 doses of any of the blue batches were administered in Denmark … these batches had as many as 8,000 suspected adverse events associated with them. Eight thousand out of 80,000 doses would give a reporting rate of one suspected adverse event for every 10 doses
Finally, we have the ‘yellow batches’ clustered around the yellow line, which, as can be seen above, barely gets off the x-axis. On Dyker’s calculation, the yellow batches represent around 30% of the total. Dyker notes that they include batches comprising some 200,000 administered doses which are associated with literally zero suspected adverse events.
As Dyker puts it, “malicious” observers might note that “this is how placebos would look”.
And malicious observers might be right.
These scientists are up in arms over the incomplete or absent quality control that would have discovered the placebo batches. Who is to say that wasn’t the point? The placebo batches events were allowed to slip out the door and into people’s arms. Every clinical trial needs a placebo group.
If the goal was to expose everyone to as much injury as possible, then the outrage might be justified, but a better question is why there were doses whose only advantage was the absence of a threat to human health.
And did the elites that lined up to get a shot, as an example on live TV, receive saline too? Plenty of folks speculated as much when reports of harm started piling up.
And what does this say about the intolerance of placebo-receiving experimental vaccine enthusiasts (who never knew and never will) that pushed for passports and restrictions on people who were no more vaccinated than they? Proud wearers of I’ve Been Vaccinated stickers that were unvaccinated and less likely to get infected or to spread the flu because of it. I find it all amusing. Saved by what may have been a deliberate circumstance.
There was no way to manufacture that much vaccine in the time provided. However, labeling stocked vials of placebo was likely within the realm of possibility. The absence of AEs in the control group meant millions would be “vaccinated” and experience no side effects because they got the placebo. The narrative mills would use that lack of harm as evidence against claims of vaccine injury in those who got either variation of the real thing and increased odds of damage or death.
Many people would get sick, some long-term, while others just dropped dead. A culling of the masses with another side-effect. Those who survived would need care, perhaps for years. Treatments, new vaccines. A veritable money-making machine for public health and big pharma.
Or maybe the Public Health Industrial Complex just wanted to play Russian Roulette with your parents, friends, wives, husbands, and children.
HT | DS
