Rachael talks with Craig Paardekooper from HOW BAD IS MY BATCH (dot) com, a "cleaned" set of data about the deaths, disability, hospitalizations and adverse reactions to the various brand name CoronaVirus 19 vaccines available. Craig explains the differences in outcomes in connection to the geography of deployment of the vaccines, illustrating the inconsistency of the mRNA modification products by batch. Craig also offers ideas as to why this is happening, not the least of which is that the clinical trial of this new technology is not over until May 15, 2023. Many people do not realize that they are participating in a study.
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Mike Yeadon - Ex Head of Respiratory Research at Pfizer UK
Alexandra Latypova - researcher - analyst - Biotech CEO
Craig Paardekooper - researcher - computer programmer - Author
Jessica Rose - researcher - analyst - government consultant
Walter Wagner - consultant on pharma compliance and legal affairs
at:
http://www.howbad.info
http://www.howbadismybatch.com
LINKS Rachael shared:
Study to Describe the Safety, Tolerability, Immunogenicity, and Efficacy of RNA Vaccine Candidates Against COVID-19 in Healthy Individuals
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04368728
AND
Relative vs Absolute Risk Reduction (2 minute video)
https://rumble.com/vobcg5-relative-vs-absolute-risk-reduction.html
RIGHT ON CRAIG! Thank you!
What is HOW BAD IS MY BATCH in your own words?
How Bad is My Batch is a lookup tool that enables users to input a Covid 19 Batch number and view the number of deaths, disabilities and life threatening illnesses associated with that batch.
It is an indication of how safe that batch is. It does not prove that a batch is unsafe, but we should be cautius when a batch is associated consistently with excess deaths and disabilities.
This information is importanmt for informed consent, and for doctors and nurses to check before administering from any batch.
What inspired you to create it?
What inspired me was the discovery of wide variation in the numbers of deaths and disabilities from one batch to another. I counted the number of adverse events, deaths and disabilities for each batch and was very surprised to see that some batches had 1000 times the number of adverse events, and 200 x the number of deaths associated with them. This inspired me to create a lookup tool, so others could protect themselves.
Did you do the data work yourself? or were you focused on creating a website?
I did the data work myself and created pdfs and videos of my findings which I shared on bitchute and brandnewtube and on Telegram. Then I decided to create a website lookup tool. It took me about 2 weeks, since I had to learn html and javascript. But I am happy with the result so far.
Please explain Data Cleaning.
Data cleaning is necessary because sometimes members of the public misspell th
