Official government data published by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows a shocking spike in cancer among Americans who received Covid mRNA shots.

The latest figures published by the CDC confirm that the injections caused a staggering 14,000% increase in cancer cases in the United States up to the end of March 2024.

The data also reveals an alarming 6,113% increase in cancer cases reported among children and young adults.

The shocking spike is revealed in comparisons between the official data for Covid shots compared to figures for influenza vaccines.

 

Due to the lack of data published by the CDC that allows us to surmise the number of cancer cases via other methods, the figures have been surmised by comparing cancer cases caused by the COVID-19 vaccines to the flu vaccines.

According to the CDC Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), just 8 cancer cases were linked to the many flu vaccines on offer between January 1, 2021, and March 29, 2024.

Whereas 497 cancer cases were connected to the few COVID-19 vaccines on offer during the same time frame.

This equates to a 6,113% increase in cancer cases due to COVID-19 vaccination, according to data published by The Exposé.




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Quote from: supsalemgr on April 15, 2024, 10:28:04 AMYou statement raises the question, "How can census guidelines be changed?" I am pretty sure it is not part of the Constitution and am thinking it may just require congressional action. If so, this makes congressional control by the GOP even more important. And, while we are at it, change "birth right citizenship" to it only applying if one of the parents is a US citizens.

Reading through the purpose and rules of the Census, it was specifically designed to count citizens households.
Travelers and migrants were not to be included, simply because hey were not citizens as they were merely temporary and transient.

Quote from: Solar on April 15, 2024, 09:22:00 AMDoesn't matter, it's all about numbers. The more illegals who congregate in one state/city, the more electoral votes they will have, unless the GOP gets off its collective ass and makes changes to the census.

You statement raises the question, "How can census guidelines be changed?" I am pretty sure it is not part of the Constitution and am thinking it may just require congressional action. If so, this makes congressional control by the GOP even more important. And, while we are at it, change "birth right citizenship" to it only applying if one of the parents is a US citizens.

Quote from: Sick Of Silence on April 15, 2024, 08:46:40 AMI though many Mexicans were Christians?

Doesn't matter, it's all about numbers. The more illegals who congregate in one state/city, the more electoral votes they will have, unless the GOP gets off its collective ass and makes changes to the census.

Quote from: Possum on April 15, 2024, 06:47:37 AMThis answers a lot of questions doesn't it?      

I though many Mexicans were Christians?

All because the Govt got involved! Subsidies are the worst way to run any industry!!!

I warned abut this decades ago, that the CPUC (California Public Utilities Commission) would eventually gut the home solar producer.
That buying a leased system would never pay for itself, that eventually the CPUC would slash the amount of solar power they were willing to buy, and they did it.

Not only that, but the Calif. energy grid was never designed for these kinds of transfers, and they think we can go all EV?

More than a hundred solar contractors have already gone out of business during the past year as demand dried up, according to data tracked by Solar Insure, a company that monitors residential solar installations and helps fix problems.

The state has installed so many panels that it has a glut of solar power during the day. Last year, California implemented new rules that cut the amount of compensation most rooftop solar owners get for the electricity they send to the grid by 75% or more to manage the oversupply and soaring costs for upgrading the grid.

Here it is in a nutshell.

When David Phippen, a third-generation almond grower in central California, first installed solar panels in 2009 to help power equipment on his farm, he recalls thinking it was "the best thing since canned beer."

Under the old solar-compensation rules, the economics worked out. But now that those payments will be slashed, adding more solar no longer makes sense, says Phippen—even though he has more equipment and bigger electricity needs.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/daytime-solar-power-glut-california-rooftop-sales-plunge-90