BREAKING - Dr Hilary says just 1 in 500,000 suffer a serious adverse reaction to the C0V1-D jab and that it doesn't affect fertility. Can he explain why there has been a 5,400% increase in the number of reported miscarriages due to the jabs then?https://t.co/c40AHxCi5a

— Daily Expose (@DailyExposeGB) July 12, 2021

Is that true? The risk of miscarriage is that high if you get the vaccine?

Is this before or after it liquifies your organs and/or turns your brain to mush?

MSM...

How long before Jack takes that down?

Would be pretty great if white libs sterilized themselves for their overlords.

Sadly before they die they will probably import billions of unskilled laborers to replace their children and create a communist "utopia"

I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

I doubt that extreme number but every female of menstrual age that I know has had side effects with said menstrual cycle after the Fru shot.

Gotta admit I didn't see the population control possibility.

Tanya 93 said:

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I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

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You've got to be ****ing ****ting me right???

mission accomplished...

Is this marketing campaign offering free abortions?

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

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You've got to be ****ing ****ting me right???

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No

The grief of a mom with that loss can be unfathomable and you look for a reason that isn't because you failed at one of the main purposes in life.

Tanya 93 said:

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I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

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That's a pretty dumb take. The UK government is recommending that pregnant women not take the vaccine because there is an increased risk of losing your baby. This isn't about your liberal feelings this time.

Tanya 93 said:

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I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

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Your position on this issue is vile and it's sad the lengths you go to substantiate it. Even if this isn't true, what a terrible, depraved thing to say. Absolutely disgusting.

Free abortions if you get the vaccine?

Tanya 93 said:

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The grief of a mom with that loss can be unfathomable and you look for a reason that isn't because you failed at one of the main purposes in life.

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Hmmmm... What has possibly changed over the last six months that strays from a typical pre-birthing schedule and regimen that is typically followed pretty religiously by 99.999% of women??

What has changed for pregnant women the last six months? There is one glaring thing that stands out to most people that will look past your psychobabble BS.

Did anyone actually read this blog post?

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we were so shocked to see in the first released report of adverse reactions to the Covid vaccines, using data inputted to the MHRA Yellow Card Scheme up to the 24th January 2021 a total of 4 women had suffered a miscarriage as a result of having the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine.

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So early on in the vaccination campaign, among likely thousands of pregnant women (the author doesn't mention how many pregnant women took the vaccine), 4 had miscarriages.

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up to the 30th June 2021, there has been a 4,425% increase since the 24th January in the number of women who have lost their unborn / newborn child after having the Pfizer vaccine. The total number of miscarriages now stands at 171 alongside 1 report of a tragic premature baby death, 1 report of a death due to foetal growth restriction, 4 reports of foetal death and 4 reports of stillbirth.

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As millions of more people were vaccinated, more experienced miscarriages.

The author doesn't say how many pregnant women took the vaccine nor do they offer data on the usual rate of miscarriage among non-vaccinated women. Don't you think that data is just a little bit important?

fixer said:

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Gotta admit I didn't see the population control possibility.

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FriscoKid said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

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That's a pretty dumb take. The UK government is recommending that pregnant women not take the vaccine because there is an increased risk of losing your baby. This isn't about your liberal feelings this time.

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I am not talking about my feels
But the fact that millions of women have miscarriages for no known reason.

And as more and more people get the vaccine, there are more and more women who get pregnant before or after getting the vaccine

More studies need to be done, but I am skeptical the actual vaccine causes it.

Tanya 93 said:

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The grief of a mom with that loss can be unfathomable and you look for a reason that isn't because you failed at one of the main purposes in life.

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I know of one person who is no longer a Christian at all because Christians kept coming up to her and telling her that this must be "God's plan" after a miscarriage.

From my personal Christian perspective I found that to be one of the most stupid things that ignorant back water Christians will ever utter.

Christians are no different from anybody else. The great majority of them are incredibly stupid and say incredibly stupid things. Theology is not an American Christians strong point. This is intentional.

It seems to be a strong enough link that they aren't recommending vaccines if you are pregnant. (Unless this article is completely FOS)

FriscoKid said:

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It seems to be a strong enough link that they aren't recommending vaccines if you are pregnant. (Unless this article is completely FOS)

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Here is a link to the actual advice the UK government has put out regarding the vaccine and pregnancy.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-vaccination-women-of-childbearing-age-currently-pregnant-planning-a-pregnancy-or-breastfeeding/covid-19-vaccination-a-guide-for-women-of-childbearing-age-pregnant-planning-a-pregnancy-or-breastfeeding

Exactly. Millions of women have miscarriages every year. The data that this garbage blog post leaves out is the most important. You have to look at whether there's a statistically significant increase in miscarriages among the vaccinated compared to non-vaccinated, which the blog post doesn't discuss at all.

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Tanya 93 said:

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The grief of a mom with that loss can be unfathomable and you look for a reason that isn't because you failed at one of the main purposes in life.

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I know of one person who is no longer a Christian at all because Christians kept coming up to her and telling her that this must be "God's plan" after a miscarriage.

From my personal Christian perspective I found that to be one of the most stupid things that ignorant back water Christians will ever utter.

Christians are no different from anybody else. The great majority of them are incredibly stupid and say incredibly stupid things. Theology is not an American Christians strong point. This is intentional.

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Then your friend was never a true Christian who placed her faith in God. There's a difference between saying it's part of Gods plan and you had a miscarriage because you're a terrible person. She definitely failed that test of faith.

What an incredibly ignorant post from a theological perspective.

Tanya 93 said:

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The grief of a mom with that loss can be unfathomable and you look for a reason that isn't because you failed at one of the main purposes in life.

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Miscarriage can be devastating.

But, mother's feelings have nothing at all to do with miscarriage data. And that is what is used to calculate these numbers.

You have a control (mother's without jab that miscarried)

And you have a variable group (mother's with jab that miscarried)

If the miscarriages in the variable group are 54 times larger than the miscarriages in the control group, you have a huge ****ing problem.

Data has no feelings.

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Is this before or after it liquifies your organs and/or turns your brain to mush?

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Unfortunately, your hyperbole and gaslighting are the only answer you have. You're incapable of any discussion about possible side effects, which all drugs have, about a novel vaccine without gaslighting anyone who believes caution is due and you claim they're conspiracy theorist believing everyone will be turned into a zombie. Frankly, it's pure mental weakness on your part.

Tanya 93 said:

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I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

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Holy ***** This is a new low, even for you.

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Tanya 93 said:

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The grief of a mom with that loss can be unfathomable and you look for a reason that isn't because you failed at one of the main purposes in life.

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Miscarriage can be devastating.

But, mother's feelings have nothing at all to do with miscarriage data. And that is what is used to calculate these numbers.

You have a control (mother's without jab that miscarried)

And you have a variable group (mother's with jab that miscarried)

If the miscarriages in the variable group are 54 times larger than the miscarriages in the control group, you have a huge ****ing problem.

Data has no feelings.

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Only if miscarriages are reported. Having a database for the vaccine reactions may skew the reporting

Of course your personal attacks won't be deleted given the selective enforcement on F16, but you can take your self righteous attitude and shove it where the sun doesn't shine.

I loath the Branch Covidians and the vaccine conspiracy theorists equally. We all know what the Covidians say and do. The vaccine conspiracy theorists are no better. I want real information and data, not outlandish claims that both sides put out on a daily basis.

fixer said:

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Gotta admit I didn't see the population control possibility.

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FriscoKid said:

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Tanya 93 said:

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I wonder if it the increase in reported miscarriages is because they are looking for a reason instead of "God's plan" or "it wasn't meant to be." So they make a report believing that is the reason

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That's a pretty dumb take. The UK government is recommending that pregnant women not take the vaccine because there is an increased risk of losing your baby. This isn't about your liberal feelings this time.

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Is there a link for that? Every healthcare provider I spoke to (about a half dozen including my wifes OBGYN) had a very different take before my vaccinated wife delivered our healthy baby boy last month.

Furthermore, my 10 second google search of the gov.uk website contradicts your claim.

hbtheduce said:

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Would be pretty great if white libs sterilized themselves for their overlords.

Sadly before they die they will probably import billions of unskilled laborers to replace their children and create a communist "utopia"

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Considering 50% of the population has been vaccinated, you'd be looking at a Mad Max society in the next 30 years.