The CDC can't hide this vaccine data ANYMORE

The CDC released data from its V-safe program showing how many people reported injuries from the Covid-19 vaccine. It did so in response to two lawsuits by ICAN or the Informed Consent Action Network. The data shows that 7.7% of V-safe users had a “health event” post vaccination that required medical attention including emergency room intervention or hospitalization. Another 25% experienced events that required them to miss school or work post vaccination.
Why was the CDC hiding this data and why did it take litigation for us to see it?

ICAN WINS DEMAND FOR VACCINE INJURY DATA September 19th
Del takes stock of ICAN Legal’s successful actions state-by-state, including a recent court order for the CDC to hand over all data from V-Safe, the portal used to compile all Covid-19 vaccine injuries.

The HighWire - Independent Journalism

The HighWire with Del Bigtree Jan.7th 2022

While legacy media and Public Health Agencies continue to stoke fear over Omicron,
new data is painting a different picture of the overwhelmingly mild variant.
But there’s a catch; it appears to be able to efficiently escape vaccine protection.

ICAN has filed another lawsuit against the CDC, this time for withholding data
from the ‘V-Safe’ Covid-19 vaccine safety tracking system.

The FDA has once again bypassed and marginalized its expert committee,
and rushed ahead of the expert panel to authorize a Covid booster shot for kids as young as 12 years.
With scant data and little concern for an alarming myocarditis signal in young boys,
the agency’s move has caused a public uproar among experts in the medical and scientific community.

THE UK’s HART group has published data showing increased infection rates
among the Covid-vaccinated, within 2 weeks of dose 2.
What are the implications given the push for 3rd, and even 4th boosters?

US Air Force Military Whistleblower: "The Plan" - Full Military Purge

Military whistleblower and active duty Air Force Major with more than a decade of service joins the

Stew Peters Show to sound the alarm on the intentional military purge and potential incoming national security crisis.

Navy SEAL 1 v. Biden

A group of Republican lawmakers are backing 35 Navy service members who are suing the Pentagon and Navy over the military's coronavirus vaccine mandate.

“At a time when our adversaries continue to increase their quantitative and qualitative advantage against our forces, we should seek to ensure that no policy, even unintentionally, hinders military readiness,” _  Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla.

All Air Force and Space Force members are required to be vaccinated by Nov. 2. Navy and Marine Corps members have until Nov. 28, and Army soldiers have until Dec. 15.

The Senate passed final legislation this week that would prohibit the service branches from dishonorably discharging any member who refused to get the coronavirus vaccine. The measure, which was supported by Republicans in the House and the Senate, allows those who declined the vaccine to receive certain benefits after leaving the military.