Topic: New England Medical Journal

Alex Jones cites a Mike Adams article referencing the New England Medical Journal regarding high miscarriage rates among pregnant women vaccinated for COVID-19 during early trimesters. The discussion highlights whistleblower reports of skyrocketing fetal deaths and a 63% drop in births in Australia following vaccine introduction. Jones disputes official government claims of vaccine safety, labeling them as unsubstantiated myths while citing maternal-fetal medicine observations of unprecedented fetal malformations.

Mainstream media and corporate entities are accused of suppressing conservative content, including Dinesh D'Souza's documentary "2000 Mules." Jones transitions to COVID-19 news, citing studies from the New England Medical Journal and The Lancet that allegedly show vaccines damage natural immunity. He references VAERS data suggesting vaccine-related deaths have exceeded the last 30 years of all other vaccines combined.

Data allegedly from the New England Medical Journal and fertility specialists suggests a significant increase in miscarriages among vaccinated women. The claim states that miscarriage rates rise to 50% in vaccinated women generally and up to 75% for those vaccinated in the first trimester. These statistics are presented as being ignored by mainstream legal and medical institutions.

Claims are made regarding the safety of COVID-19 vaccines for pregnant women, citing a purported 82% miscarriage rate in the first and second trimesters. The discussion references the New England Medical Journal and the VAERS database to allege that the Pfizer and Moderna shots cause heart failure and blood clots in newborns. Criticism is directed at the FDA for attempting to delay the release of documents related to the poison injection program.

Dr. McCullough states that the way out of the pandemic is to break the "grip of fear" that drives global policy. He criticizes Dr. Eric Rubin of the New England Journal of Medicine for suggesting that the only way to know if vaccines are safe for children is to start giving them to the population. McCullough argues this approach tramples the cornerstones of bioethics and ignores the 800,000 injury reports currently in the VAERS system.

A study published in the New England Medical Journal is cited to claim that mRNA vaccines cause an 82% miscarriage rate in pregnant women. Additional reports of heart attacks in male soldiers and brain hemorrhages in the UK are discussed, alongside a comparison of vaccine safety to the statistical lethality of rattlesnake bites.