Steve Kirsch: “Now we all know in the Pfizer trial that was published in the medical literature that more people died who got the vaccine than who got the placebo. In other words, the vaccin

Steve Kirsch:

“Now we all know in the Pfizer trial that was published in the medical literature that more people died who got the vaccine than who got the placebo. In other words, the vaccine killed more people than the placebo did. Now it’s not supposed to work that way for a vaccine, right? Vaccines are supposed to save lives, but in fact in the clinical trial more people died who got the drug than who didn’t get the drug. And the reason is because the clinical trial showed that you can save one life for every 22,000 people who got the drug from COVID.”

“But see everybody is focused on how many deaths we can save from COVID and they are not focused on how many deaths were caused by the vaccine. So, I did a calculation. Well, it turns out when you save 1 person for every 22,000 people you inject, it means we could say the vaccines have saved 10,000 lives over the course of a year. 10,000 lives. Now, 3 million people die every year. You just saved 10,000 lives, congratulations, that’s a rounding error. We turned this country upside-down to save just 10,000 lives, but actually didn’t save 10,000 lives because when you look at the VAERS numbers and you look at it 12 different ways that didn’t even use VAERS you come up with at least 150,000 people have been killed by the vaccine. There is no other explanation. So you killed 150,000 people to maybe save 10,000 lives. And that’s if the actual variant matched the vaccine, which it doesn’t.”

“For kids, by the way, the risk-benefit analysis is even worse. It’s a we killed 117 kids to save 1 life.”

“Because everyone is laser-focused on how many lives can we save from COVID, and they are not focused on how many people actually die from the vaccine because it’s all covered-up because doctors aren’t allowed to talk about it because they would lose their license or be fired if they talk about it.”