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This report is interesting. It is the WHO’s own database of adverse reactions to the covid 19 vaccines.

The WHO has a case by case database called Vigibase containing millions of records of adverse events . The public only has access to these records through Vigiaccess.org - which only displays the summary statistics.

What the researchers found was that a full 4.9% of reports for 12-15 year olds were myocarditis.

They also found that the incidence of myocarditis after the second dose was 5 times that after the first dose .

Our beloved fact checkers would like us to believe that the incidence of myocarditis is no greater than the background rate - or that the incidence is less than the rate due to COVID virus.

Even if we ASSUME that the myocarditis after the first dose was just the background rate or the rate due to COVID, then why does this “background rate” jump up by 5 x after the second dose?

We are forced to conclude that at least 80% of the myocarditis is indeed caused by the vaccine , in 12 to 15 year olds

That’s a lot of suffering for the very young.

The other surprising finding of this study was the degree of seriousness of these myocarditis events. 95% were rated as serious and 79% required hospitalisation .