Uncensored Headlines #027 - ScienceTM Researchers Caught Manipulating Data In Covid Vaccine Pregnancy Study, Germany Flirts With Fascism (Again), And Former News Editor Charged With Child Pornography

November 20th 2023 - Summaries of the most interesting stories in the past 72 hours on all things Covid, jab, climate, gender, govt-authoritarian, and deep-state related...

I spend so much time each day gathering information for articles and posts that it seemed silly not to compose a newsletter.

Below is a summary of the most fascinating articles and information I’ve come across in the last 72hrs.

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• Investigative Journalist Discovers Extremely Shady Use of Data in Paper Supportive of Vaccinating Pregnant Women

The study compares miscarriage rates between vaccinated and unvaccinated women prior to pregnancy, adjusting for various factors such as age. The authors claim that COVID-19 vaccination does not increase the risk of early or late miscarriage. However, a closer examination reveals a concerning data manipulation. The study excludes a significant number of vaccinated women who were more likely to miscarry while only marginally trimming the unvaccinated cohort. Specifically, 7.5% of the higher-risk vaccinated women were removed from the analysis, compared to a mere 0.1% of their unvaccinated counterparts.

• Censored Experts from the HART Group Find Gaps in Study Cited by Minister in Response to Andrew Bridgen’s Excess Death Speech

On October 20th, during a debate on excess deaths, Maria Caulfield, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Mental Health and Women's Health Strategy, referenced a Singaporean study on COVID-19. She noted that unvaccinated individuals who recovered from COVID-19 showed a 56% higher risk of cardiac complications a year later compared to vaccinated individuals. A closer look at the referenced study undermines this conclusion. The study period coincides with the Delta wave but conspicuously excludes December, a significant part of that wave. More perplexing is the control group's recruitment period, spanning April 2020 to December 2022, covering 33 months. This extensive period for the control group contrasts sharply with the brief window for positive COVID cases.

• Australian Pilot Warns of Impending Disaster Due to Covid Vaccines

The sudden deaths and collapses of seemingly fit pilots have raised concerns, with Cpt Murdock attributing incidents to severe adverse reactions from COVID-19 vaccinations. The vaccines, including Pfizer, AstraZeneca, and Moderna, are known to cause side effects like myocarditis, brain fog, insomnia, blood clots, and anaphylaxis. Murdock suggests pilots, fearing job loss, are reluctant to report symptoms. Given the rigorous health checks aviators undergo — annually, or every six months for those previously ill — it's puzzling how pilots are passing these medical examinations. But not so much when you realise the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) adjusted their electrocardiogram (ECG) markers, specifically the 'PR interval' — a measure of heart health. So the new standard allows for a 50% longer PR interval than before, raising the possibility that pilots developing heart conditions are going undetected.

• US Army Asks Soldiers Dismissed for Refusing Covid Vaccination to Come Back

The U.S. Army, grappling with recruitment challenges, is reaching out to approximately 1,900 soldiers previously discharged for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine, offering them a chance to rejoin. The letter, which has circulated on social media, says former soldiers who were sacked for refusing to take the vaccine can request a correction of their military record and instructs those who wish to rejoin to contact a recruiter. Such outreach comes amid a recruiting crisis for the US military. In 2022, the Army fell short of its recruiting goal by about 15,000 soldiers, or 25%, according to Army Times.