Independent Researchers Uncover Silent Epidemic
How many more people must suffer vaccine injuries before the federal government, Big Pharma, and our medical establishment own up? It’s a rhetorical question, of course, because the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is still ignoring at least 800,000 reports of severe adverse reactions to the Covid-19 jab in this country alone. Victim accounts inundated the agency via a smartphone app called V-Safe, which CDC created specifically to collect post-Covid-19-vax health assessments. It was launched in December 2020 in sync with the vaccine rollout in the United States. Ten million downloads later, the agency quietly pulled the plug on V-Safe on June 30, 2023. Not only did it abruptly and inexplicably halt data collection, it also refused to disclose its findings until forced to do so when Del Bigtree’s Informed Consent Action Network sued.
Two years have passed, and a new administration is now at the helm. But grassroots activists are still met with a symphony of crickets from federal agencies as they attempt to sound the alarm. Retired Air Force Major Tom Haviland and his co-investigator, Laura Kasner, are a collective case in point. “Nobody else to my knowledge is looking at either the timing or the prevalence of this,” Haviland told The New American. He was referring to the alarming trend of white, fibrous clots that embalmers worldwide started noticing in their subjects a few years ago, as highlighted in the documentary Died Suddenly.
“I watched that movie the night it premiered,” Haviland recalled. Embalmers featured in the film said “that they had never before seen these clots in the veins and arteries of corpses.”
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