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The memory hole does (archive.md)

[The memory hole does](https://archive.md/9i5YM)

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Remember when a doctor could lose his license for publicly stating this?

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No please pry it out of the memory to remind us all of the 24hr psyop that told us we were all going to die if we didn't inject the bioweapon.

I must've missed it.

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At the end of the article -

'This finding does not amount to evidence against the benefit of vaccination with these vaccines, which effectively protect against severe COVID-19 outcomes. Therefore, current vaccine recommendations are unlikely to be altered due to these results.'

Yeah, get fcked bitch - go wreck yourself ...

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Article link for pic in OP?

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5% rule

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Help me out here, please. Only search results I got were about investment or real estate.

What's the 5% rule?

I did a reverse image search on the OP pic, but got no hits with an article about myocarditis and the vax.

Edit: I think you mean only 5% read the article and I really hadn't looked at it because from your post I figured the archive link goes to the misinformation claim, not the debunking of it. After glancing at the article, I think it seriously downplays the role of free spike in heart muscle inflammation.

The development of myocarditis following mRNA vaccination is rare, occurring in <2 per 100,000 individuals.

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Yeah, how would they know what the actual rate is - all the VAERS reporting systems around the world are voluntary and therefore already under-reporting.

Iirc, vaxx manufacturers use the working term 'Rare' to describe something that 'does not occur 100% of the time' - complete joo inversion.