Recorded After the Jab – Overview

The article states that no one knows how many people the experimental COVID-19 vaccines are killing now or will kill in future. It says many deaths and injuries have occurred after vaccination but are not being highlighted by mainstream media. It points readers to VAERS and OpenVAERS, noting OpenVAERS’ statement that fewer than 1% of adverse events are reported. It cites the UK Yellow Card data and notes a standard disclaimer now placed on UK Pfizer and AstraZeneca analysis prints that a reported adverse reaction does not necessarily mean causation.

The article contrasts this with how COVID-19 deaths were tallied after positive tests and suggests vaccine-proximate deaths should be treated analogously.

Reporting Systems and Disclaimers

Using UK data headings for Pfizer and AstraZeneca, the piece lists reported post-vaccination problems: strokes, heart attacks, miscarriages, Bell’s palsy, sepsis, paralysis, psychiatric disorders, blindness, deafness, shingles, menstrual problems, alopecia, and COVID-19 itself. It links to the European database of suspected adverse drug reactions. It highlights the recurring disclaimer that adverse reports do not prove causation and juxtaposes this with the method of attributing deaths to COVID-19 after positive tests.

Catalogue of Reported Events and Sources

A large portion is an itemised catalogue of links to articles, videos, and websites describing injuries and deaths following vaccination. These include case histories, whistleblower testimonies, compensation cases, regulatory notices, and numerical summaries by various outlets. Themes across the links include myocarditis, pericarditis, cardiac arrests, neurological disorders, autoimmune conditions, miscarriages, stillbirths, sudden deaths in athletes and young people, and alleged spikes in all-cause mortality and insurance claims.

“Important Note” on Clots, Deaths, and Efficacy

The article states that blood clots are not limited to AstraZeneca; it says all experimental vaccines have been associated with clots. It asserts there have been many deaths (stating over 1,000 in the UK) and a vast number of adverse events. It says these vaccines are experimental, given to healthy people, do not prevent COVID-19 or transmission, and that the risk of a young, healthy adult dying of COVID-19 is extremely small.

Examples and Compilations the Article Cites

The link list spans multiple countries and contexts: children and teenagers with myocarditis or death shortly after vaccination; adults with heart attacks, strokes, paralysis, amputations, or sudden collapse; athlete collapses; and whistleblower statements from nurses, doctors, and airline pilots. There are references to school districts training for “sudden cardiac arrest,” and to alleged increases in stillbirths and life-insurance claims. The article includes pointers to “confidential documents,” database tallies, and analyses claiming tens of thousands of deaths and millions of injuries.

FDA Draft Working List (Pre-Rollout)

The article reproduces (by reference) the U.S. FDA’s October 2020 “draft working list” of possible COVID-19 vaccine adverse event outcomes. It enumerates: Guillain-Barré syndrome; various encephalitis/encephalomyelitis/myelitis presentations; meningitis/meningoencephalitis; encephalopathy; seizures; stroke; narcolepsy/cataplexy; anaphylaxis; acute myocardial infarction; myocarditis/pericarditis; autoimmune disease; death; pregnancy and birth outcomes; demyelinating diseases; non-anaphylactic allergic reactions; thrombocytopenia; disseminated intravascular coagulation; venous thromboembolism; arthritis/arthralgia/joint pain; Kawasaki disease; multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children; and vaccine-enhanced disease. The article urges vigilance for these conditions after vaccination.

“Yet Another Coincidence” Section on Deaths

In a subsection titled “Deaths Shortly After Covid Jab – Yet Another Coincidence,” the article lists news items where people died shortly after vaccination alongside official remarks that a link had not been established or was unlikely. The juxtaposition emphasises temporal proximity while noting authorities’ statements of no proven connection.

Other Vaccine-Related Materials the Article Points To

The article links to materials about online censorship, regulatory pauses or age restrictions, mixing vaccine brands, anaphylaxis rates, and policy shifts in different countries. It includes items about spike protein concerns, calls to halt vaccination, contractual and legal matters, life-insurance positions, and characterisations of mRNA products. It also references world maps of side effects and alleged “pathogenic priming” in older adults.

Athletes and Sudden Health Events

A dedicated section lists named athletes, referees, and sports figures (teens to early 30s) who collapsed, developed heart conditions, suffered embolisms, or died, with ages and brief descriptors. The piece presents the list for readers to consider whether the jab may have been involved, highlighting the rarity of such issues in “superfit” individuals who typically undergo screenings.

Informed Consent, Recognition, and Under-Reporting

The article repeats the themes that adverse events are under-reported and that media and authorities downplay or deny links. It says governments do not practise fully informed consent and states many side effects will never be recognised. It contrasts perceived low COVID-19 mortality risk for young, healthy adults with the potential harms it associates with the vaccines, and it characterises the rollout as preceding the usual tests and observations.

Proposed Comparative Study

The piece concludes by proposing a “simple, cheap trial”: track health problems in 20,000 vaccinated people and compare them with 20,000 unvaccinated over 3, 6, and 12 months, overseen by “honest doctors.” It says such a study would yield “very interesting results” but expresses doubt that authorities will perform it.

Key takeaways (as stated in the article)

  • Many deaths and injuries are said to have occurred after COVID-19 vaccination and are not acknowledged by mainstream media; readers are directed to VAERS, Yellow Card, the European database, and numerous compilations.

  • Standard disclaimers about causation in adverse event reporting are presented as diverting attention; the article contrasts this with COVID-19 death counting after positive tests.

  • All experimental COVID-19 vaccines are described as associated with blood clots, with many deaths and a vast number of adverse events, including among young people.

  • Extensive case lists and testimonies describe myocarditis, pericarditis, strokes, neurological injuries, miscarriages, sudden deaths, and athlete collapses temporally following vaccination.

  • The FDA’s October 2020 draft working list of possible adverse events is reproduced and presented as a vigilance guide.

  • Vaccines are described as experimental, not preventing disease or transmission; the article states young, healthy adults face very small COVID-19 mortality risk relative to vaccine risks.

  • Claims of censorship, under-reporting, regulatory pauses, and legal/contractual issues are collated as context.

  • A vaccinated vs. unvaccinated cohort comparison is proposed as a straightforward safety assessment, with doubt expressed that it will be undertaken.