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Alex Berenson Reports: Paxlovid works, the vaccines don't · The Slippery Slope

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  Hi. I'm Jay felon and thank you for
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  listening to the slippery slope. So another experiencing some
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  stack report, this one titled Paxil vid works the vaccines
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  don't. So Alex has, if you have the
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  choice of taking an mRNA jab or the antiviral medicine packs,
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  livid take packs livid every time, a new study suggests the
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  paper, which comes from researchers at, Harvard offers
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  more evidence that the sharp fall in covid deaths.
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  This year has little to do with mRNA vaccines despite what
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  vaccine Advocates can see constantly insist.
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  So along with the fact Omicron is less dangerous than earlier
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  coronavirus variants much of the 2022 decline in deaths, may come
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  from use of Pfizer's. Antiviral medicine packs, livid
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  with sharply, lowers mortality Study says so in two equally
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  sized and carefully matched groups of vaccinated people with
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  Omicron at high risk for covid complications.
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  None of those who received packs, David died over the next
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  30 days compared to 10 people who did not get the medicine.
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  Isn't that amazing? 10 people.
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  I shouldn't say sound. So excited when I say that, but
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  it's sad, but ten people died and you got to remember these
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  He's rule so vaccinate people and yet, none of the people who
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  took past David died, that's just astounding, it's astounding
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  that we're not pushing backs. Love it even more.
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  Anyway, goes on to say, the people who received packs of, it
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  also had about a 45 percent, lower chance of visiting a
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  hospital, emergency room. That's the good news.
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  The bad news is that death, and hospitalization rates were
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  strikingly high among the vaccinated people who did.
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  Not receive packs livid, even though they were relatively
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  young, the researchers tracked, 1130 people in each group.
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  So, 10 deaths is a mortality rate of almost one percent in
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  the group that didn't receive packs love it.
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  So, again, these patients had Omicron not Delta or another
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  variant. Their average age was only 57,
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  they received Advanced Medical Care.
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  They will not Healthy. But by the standards of American
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  middle-aged, not particularly unhealthy, either only about 20
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  percent, were obese, and a similar.
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  Number diabetic. The researchers did not include
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  a unvaccinated group in the study.
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  So, even a theoretical comparison of jab to unjam
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  people is impossible, but a 1% death rate in this group of
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  people is hardly impressive evidence that the vaccines work
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  too. Vain severe disease and death.
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  The study was a review of medical records and not a
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  randomly controlled clinical trial, so it does not prove.
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  That packs, livid caused the reductions.
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  The patients, who receive packs little bit might have been
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  subtly different than those who did not.
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  But the study supports the findings that Pfizer's clinical
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  trial of packed lipid, which showed a similarly sized benefit
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  last year. But Pfizer ran that trial only
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  in Unvaccinated. People leading some researchers
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  to question whether the medicine would work as well in the
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  vaccinated and this paper suggests that it does.
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  So, with covid, death rates, plunging in 2022, vaccine,
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  Advocates, have tried to give the MRNA Jabs the credit claim,
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  liske claiming endlessly that the shots reduce deaths and
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  severe outcomes, even after they stopped working against.
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  Z's. And I've spoken a bit about this
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  over the last couple of months. And even yesterday talking about
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  here in Australia, you know, one of the health supposed Health,
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  experts, Brett Sutton, and how, you know, the the Victorian
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  health and Brett Sutton. They're constantly changing the
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  goalposts making excuses for the use of all.
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  The the underwhelming response from mRNA vaccines and the
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  underwhelming results that they have.
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  But you know, there's always an excuse There's always moving
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  shifting goalposts as far as they're concerned.
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  Anyway. But considerable circumstantial
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  evidence, both epidemiologic and cellular suggest otherwise among
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  the most important points that deaths have fallen even faster
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  in countries that did not use the MRNA jab.
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  That's right, if most in most mRNA countries, deaths are now
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  overwhelmingly in the vaccinated. and we're seeing
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  this coming specially here in Australia so it says that highly
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  mRNA vaccinated countries that did not have earlier covid waves
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  such as Australia and New Zealand have had some of the
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  highest death rates this year suggesting that immunity from
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  earlier infections rather than the shots it's crucial to
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  reducing deaths so studies of cellular level immunity Is that
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  the MRNA shots do not build T Cell immunity against Omicron
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  which is the major theoretical reason they might reduce deaths
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  even after they fail against infections.
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  Now, this paper Builds on the evidence that packs love ID,
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  which is then, given to millions of covid, patients around the
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  world is playing an important role in the drop in deaths this
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  year and who makes and sells Paxil vid.
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  Of course, it's fires. The same company that has sold
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  tens of billions of dollars in mRNA vaccines, that do little
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  against Omicron and my actually increase the risk of infection
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  with new variants over time. Now, it's selling tens of
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  billions of dollars in an antiviral pill.
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  That, for now, at least, at least for now does seem to work
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  against every variant. Further packs of it is likely to
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  add two fires as profits for years.
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  Is even as demand for the vaccines collapses.
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  Like I said here in Australia, that is constantly moving
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  goalposts when it comes to our alleged Health, experts and the
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  information that they pass on, you know, they don't mind
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  bringing in mandates, bringing a new regulations, telling us what
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  we can and can't do, you know, because of the facts, the
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  supposed facts that they have and then when the facts change,
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  it's like, well don't blame us. That was what we knew at the
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  time and they were the facts, supposedly the facts but now the
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  facts have changed. It's not our fault.
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  We made rules regulations, mandate sweet, I'd everyone
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  down. We may use all stay at home, but
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  hey the facts have changed but it's not our fault.
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  It's never our fault and they still still go on especially
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  here in Australia. Pushing the pushing the MRNA
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  jab. Like it's the, you know, it's
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  the Holy Grail of medicines and yet it seems it seems blatantly
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  obvious that I don't work as well as I showed.
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  And as as Alex is saying in this report, Art death rates,
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  especially in countries, such as Australia, New Zealand, death
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  rates have been some of the highest throughout the world
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  which suggests that immunity from early infections, rather
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  than the shots is crucial to reducing death rates because the
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  MRNA vaccination is not working the way that they said it was
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  going to, I'm going to put all the links up in in the
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  description for this so you can check it out for yourself.
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  This is my opinion. The MRNA vaccine, highly
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  overrated very underwhelming. Okay, but packs, livid and other
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  antivirals seem to be working a treat in from what I've seen,
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  just from family members, I'm known, who is that to take
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  antivirals, you know, and they had high risk of death.
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  Seems to work fabulously. That's just what I've seen.
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  Anecdotally course, this is all my opinion.
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  And thank you for listening to the slippery slope.