Topic: Pfizer Batches

A whistleblower from New Zealand's vaccine program released data showing high mortality rates associated with specific Pfizer vaccine batches, with some showing a 21% death rate. The data suggests a correlation between vaccination dates and unexplained deaths. Similar concerns regarding excess deaths have led to a formal investigation in the Philippines and debates in the UK Parliament.

Whistleblower Barry Young describes his role in building a "pay-per-dose" payment system for New Zealand vaccine providers. He noticed immediate discrepancies in death dates following injections while managing the database. Young explains how specific Pfizer batch IDs correlate with significantly higher mortality rates, with some batches showing a 21% death rate among recipients.

Former pharmaceutical executive Sasha Latipova discusses evidence that the Department of Defense is running a "mass genocide operation" through the vaccine rollout. Her research into VAERS data revealed massive variability in adverse events between different batches, indicating a lack of Good Manufacturing Practice (cGMP) compliance. Latipova argues that the products are intentionally adulterated bioweapons rather than legitimate medicine.

Data from Nigeria and Japan suggest that access to Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine significantly lowered COVID-19 death rates compared to the United States. A study by Schmeling and colleagues in Denmark revealed that 4.2% of vaccine vials were responsible for the vast majority of serious side effects. This "hot batch" theory suggests that some injections were significantly more dangerous than others, while many were merely saline.

A report by Greg Reese examines data from the VAERS database, alleging that specific batches of COVID-19 vaccines are significantly more toxic than others. The report cites research by Mike Yeadon suggesting that "lethal batches" were disproportionately distributed to red states. Reese claims this is a deliberate attempt to target political opponents of the "Great Reset."