What is the truth about COVID, the vaccines, and their side effects?

By Jack Gleason ——Bio and Archives—July 21, 2021

If you search “Are the vaccines safe and effective?” on Google, you receive a resounding affirmative. YouTube is the same, with doctors looking sincerely into the camera telling you to roll up your sleeves.

But if you go to alternative media, the response is a dire warning that the vaccines will kill you dead.

The U.S. government’s own vaccine warning system, VAERS.gov, shows grave concerns, but their data is not standardized, so it is very difficult to reach statistically valid conclusions. Reports are required by doctors and medical staff connected with vaccines, but estimates are that only 1-10% of actual adverse reactions are reported.

An independent study of COVID, the vaccine and possible side effects was started in June and is now just short of the target needed to yield statistically valid results.

The study asks ALL Americans, regardless of their experiences with COVID to respond with their experiences…

Have they contracted COVID, if so, how severe was it?

Have they tried different methods to prevent getting COVID?

Have they taken the vaccine, and if so, did they experience any side effects?

If they have not taken the vaccine, have they experienced unusual side effects, and were they in close contact with people who HAVE taken the shots?

If someone has died in connection with a COVID vaccine injection, the study allows close relatives to report on their behalf.

When the study goal is reached, the researchers will release data to qualified independent researchers to analyze the data, minus all personal data, such as name or contact information.

Results should give clues as to which preventative measures have proven to be most successful, which treatments are effective, and if the side effects are as pronounced as some reports suggest. Also, the stories circulating about women having reproductive side effects, such as unusual vaginal bleeding, and even miscarriages and stillbirths, may be confirmed or refuted.

If you haven’t taken the survey already, please take 3-7 minutes to participate in this valuable research. Without independent research, people will be unable to make informed decisions as to whether they or their family members should take a COVID shot. Real names are required to prevent false entries, but no personal information is released.