Parents, just say no.

Vincent J. Curtis

25 Nov 21

The latest thing on the pandemic front, urged by slaves to progressivism and other members of the cult of the expert, is to vaccinate children aged 5 to 11.

Parents, just say no.

Dr. Leslyn Lewis, MP for Haldimand Norfolk, has been severely criticized for tweeting that children are being used as shields for adults.  This statement is absolutely accurate and it takes a progressive not to see it.  The data is that children don’t get COVID and don’t transmit it, and the outliers that do experience mild symptoms.  There is no reason to vaccinate them because the benefits are non-existent.  The clinical trials on vaccinating kids were to prove that the vaccine was safe, not that it was efficacious in children.  You can’t detect efficacy of a vaccine in children when statistically, children simply don’t get sick with COVID.  And it was not possible for these safety trials to observe whether or not there were long-term effects of the mRNA vaccines when given to pre-pubescent children.

Other than to fatten the profits of Pfizer and Moderna, why vaccinate children aged 5 to 11 when there is statistically no risk of COVID to kids that age?  The answer given by everyone is to tamp out kids as vectors of the disease.  They are afraid that kids, while they may not become sick, carry the virus and pass it on to grandma.  That’s the theory, just ask any vaccination fanatic.

Obviously, since the vaccine does no good for the kid and the benefit is to protect grandma, Dr. Lewis is absolutely correct that children are being vaccinated to protect, not them, but adults.

I put it to you, parents, if grandma catches COVID from one of her grandchildren, that’s on her.  She’s the one who should have been vaccinated.  She’s the one who should have been taking the precautions.  Masking little kids and giving them drugs they don’t need is plain wrong.  The adults in the room have to take responsibility for themselves and their own safety.

And it’s not just kids.  Based on the data, you can’t make a case to vaccinate anyone under 40, unless they have underlying conditions like obesity, diabetes, heart disease, and several other problems normally associated with age.  The younger you get, the less effect COVID has on you.  Those over 60 need the protection, while those under 40 effectively, don’t need any.  They’ll develop natural immunity, which is far better than the vaccines provide.

The risk in vaccinating children 5 to 11 is the remote possibility of effects on their undeveloped reproduction systems.  There isn’t much data on this, so the reliability is questionable, but the concern is a greater tendency to sterility and birth defects because the mRNA vaccines interact with the DNA of every cell in the body, including those undeveloped eggs and sperm cells.  We don’t know, but given that kids are at no risk of COVID, and there may be a risk of reproductive problems down the road, it tips the balance for me towards telling the vaccination fanatics to go stuff themselves, and not with my grandchildren you don’t.

The vaccines themselves are proving to be not what they were cracked up to be.  They induce protection for less than 9 months.  Countries that vaccinated early and to a high degree, such as Israel and some European countries, are experiencing surges in COVID cases, with breakthrough infections occurring everywhere. Third and fourth doses of vaccine are now either recommended or being administered to keep up protection.  I’m going to raise the question of whether or not the vaccine doesn’t make one more susceptible to infection after it wears off.  Likely, kids that are only supposed to receive one dose might be told to have a second later on down the road.  (Why only one?  The mRNA technique requires two, separated by a minimum of two weeks.  Only one is another reason I wonder if this isn’t just to fatten Pfizer’s profits.)

In summary, kids 5 to 11 are being vaccinated not to benefit them but in the hopes that it will protect some adults.  Adults who should be taking precautions to protect themselves.

Parents, your instincts say no.  And they are right.

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