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Big Pharma is risking the future of humanity by pushing the COVID shots on pregnant women

Updated: October 24, 2022 at 12:58 pm EST  See Comments

Mon Oct 24, 2022 – 12:10 pm EDT STORY AT-A-GLANCE Media are reporting that pregnancy complications have spiked during the COVID pandemic, but claim the cause is unknown. Most blame the virus itself. But even then, they fail to address the fact that it’s the spike protein that is the most likely culprit. The obvious reason for that is because the spike protein is also what your body produces in response to the COVID shots. Around the world, women are reporting abnormal menses and vaginal hemorrhaging, both post-COVID and after exposure to the jab or someone who got the shot. Birth rates have significantly dropped, and we’re seeing upticks in preeclampsia, miscarriages, premature births and early puberty, as well as maternal and infant deaths. Despite the clear risks of vaccinating during pregnancy, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a whooping cough vaccine for newborns that is given to mothers in the third trimester. This is the first vaccine aimed at infants that is to be pre-emptively given to the mother during pregnancy. While U.S. media celebrated the FDA’s authorization of COVID shots for infants under the age of 5 last summer, European countries

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