Last night on Brannon Howse Live, we broke three breaking developments that strike at the heart of the modern vaccine and regulatory regime:
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Ournew studyexamined reported deaths in VAERS following MMR and MMRV vaccination in the United States.
When cumulative measles deaths since 1995 are compared with reported post-vaccination deaths, the ratio shows a2,657% higher death count associated with the vaccine reports than with measles infectionover the same timeframe.
If we take into account underreporting:
VAERS is a passive surveillance system and is widely recognized to substantially under capture adverse events from vaccinations, including deaths. A federally funded investigation led by Lazarus et al. for the U.S. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality found that fewer than 1% of vaccine adverse events are reported to VAERS, implying a potential underreporting magnitude approaching 100-fold or greater when relying on spontaneous reporting alone6.
Using a deliberately conservative assumption, Rose et al. proposed an underreporting factor (URF) of approximately 31-fold for serious vaccine adverse events13.
Applying this conservative URF to the 193 MMR/MMRV-associated deaths reported since 1995 yields an adjusted estimate of approximately 5,983 deaths temporally associated with MMR/MMRV vaccination (31 × 193).
When compared with the 7 documented measles infection–associated deaths since 1995, this extrapolated estimate corresponds toan approximately 85,371% higher number of measles vaccine-associated deaths than measles infection–associated deaths over the same period.
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Source: Global Research
