So let’s look at the study.
One of the authors is Peter McCulloch, a well known antivaxxer who has repeatedly been accused of spreading misinformation about covid. He and 6 of the other 8 authors are associated with a company (either salaried or as shareholders) that sells alternative medicines including a ‘spike detox’ product (from $64.99 for the adult version and $44.99 for the children’s version) and dried Bison offal (from $44.99).
And what did the study consist of? It consisted of looking for autopsies in which recent covid vaccination was mentioned and then reviewing the description of those autopsies to decide if the vaccine was a cause of death (ignoring, one assumes, what the original pathologist determined after he examined the actual body).
It is said that the reviews were conducted by independent physicians. I don’t know who they are, but the one thing that we know for sure about them is that they were willing to work with McCulloch and other financial beneficiaries of a company that sells ‘spike detox’ products and driedbison offal (I so want to say bollox and tripe, but that wouldn’t be accurate).
If that’s the sort of science that floats your boat then knock yourself out. I doubt it will change policy, but it will probably help the sale of dried bison liver.
For my part, I think the better way to go would be to look at the death rate of vaccinated and unvaccinated people in the aftermath of vaccination, where repeated studies show the all-cause mortality of the unvaccinated to exceed that of the vaccinated (primarily, one assumes, because of the higher death rate from covid in the unvaccinated group).
Or you could just look at New Zealand, a country in which 90% of the population were double vaccinated in 2021, with no excess deaths arising in that country until 2022 when the borders were opened and covid widely circulated within the population.


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