Apparently Denmark doesn't care about the SAFETY!!! of its citizens, and will allow them to die rather than be injected with the AstraZeneca vaccine. You'd think that for a vaccine that only has a 1 in a million chance of a particular serious medical issue (as claimed by most of the U.S. public health "experts" appearing on CNN and MSNBC) that would be a high price to pay for banning the "jab", as they apparently like to call it in Europe.
Also, can someone please post the headlines and stories about half the people in Texas being either hospitalized or dead, as predicted by those same public health experts a month ago when Texas opened up completely and did away with all mandatory "mitigation measures" (masks, "social distancing", gathering size limits, limited business occupancy, etc.). I guess somehow I've missed all those stories, so would appreciate some help fear-mongering.
https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/denmark-permanently-bans-astrazeneca-jab-over-blood-clotsDenmark Permanently Bans AstraZeneca Jab Over Blood Clots As EU Tops 100M VaccinationsAs the US's decision to discontinue the Johnson & Johnson vaccine provokes a new scrutiny for all vaccines based on adenovirus-vector platform, Denmark, one of the most critical countries in Europe when it comes to vaccine safety, has just declared that it will permanently ban AstraZeneca's coronavirus vaccine following a safety review.
The decision to ban the jab was taken after it was reportedly linked to several serious reactions involving blood clots and bleeding in patients with low blood platelet counts, according to Berlingske.
The vaccine was originally put on hold on March 11 when a 60-year-old Danish woman died shortly after receiving the vaccine. She died with a very unique disease picture, where she was both affected by internal bleeding, a very low platelet count and blood clots. Roughly three dozen similar cases have been reported across the EU.
Cerebral blood clots were characterized as a very rare side effect, the result of random immune system reactions to the adenovirus jabs - or at least that's what a team of doctors suggested yesterday.