The Work Absence Rates Are off the Charts Due to Vaccine Injuries

Edward Dowd: Numbers just look horrific to me as an analyst and I would’ve thought that be some public health official, screaming from the rooftops. It’s crickets. I mean it’s crickets as far as I can tell. And they just talk of the long COVID, but that doesn’t seem to be a lot of funding for long Covid at the moment. I mean if long COVID’s causing this and there should be billions looking into it right now.

 Dr. Kelly Victory: Well and I think that the numbers[absence rates/hours lost] continuing to go up in 2022. I think that the numbers[absence rates/hours lost] continuing to go up in 2022, that’s not what we’re seeing with the trajectory of long COVID Overtime those symptoms tend to get better. And so you should see a decrease in those numbers not a continued increase. Secondly, you rightly point out, this is the scenario I know a lot about. I was the chief medical officer of quite a few fortune 100 companies and disability and an absence numbers are critical. The presenteeism, we called presenteeism, the number of people who go to work who are not working at full functioning is massive. When you have absentee numbers that are that high. I guarantee the presenteeism numbers that people who show up at work, but are functioning you know 30% under their norma is massive. And the financial impact to that to a company is huge. In another words, how many additional guys do you need to put on the line at NISSAN to make up for the one guy who’s working less capacity. You know, the error rates and so those sorts of things. This is huge in terms of the financial impact to a company. Also I think with regard do we need to look now. What is it？You know, you’re saying there was nobody looking at this. We now know from this recently released data from the …excuse me …documents from the CDC, that not only does the CDC know about this, they anticipated it prior to the rollout of the vaccines. They actually anticipated such a significant increase in adverse events from this vaccine. And they hired an outside firm, General Dynamics to manage the increasing data. And they anticipated 1000 adverse events a day back in December of …before the vaccines were even rollout. By January, back when most people had not taken the vaccine. By January, their own estimations of 1000 adverse events a day was so off they having 4500 a day. So many that General Dynamics said we can’t meet our contractual obligation to look at these parse the date of the way we said we would, because their 4.5 times more than you had anticipated CDC. Yet they kept all of this from the public. I mean, these numbers actually I think, Ed, give absolutely that they are… They validate what you are finding in your numbers.