In 1984, about all I had to say about this was that the German Measles (Rubella) shot when given to women while they were pregnant seemed to have the same outcome of birth defects in their children as those who had frank cases of the disease. Also, the smallpox shot when given to women who were pregnant especially in the first trimester showed significant increases in malformations and miscarriages. https://www.mdpi.com/2076-393X/8/1/124/htm
This became so concerning that safety trials for all shots called vaccines, including the covid shot, always omit pregnant women. They are worried about the virus in the shot crossing the placental barrier and infecting the fetus. The possibility of infecting the fetus is particularly high in shots that are sometimes called LAVs because they contain Live Attenuated Viruses. Know that viruses are not living things. They are not alive; they have no intelligence nor the desire to attack you. They are called “live” because they contain the entire virus particle that can be replicated or copied inside of the body, spread to other cells, and spread to other humans. They are called “attenuated” because they are weakened so that the symptoms of the infection created by them should be less severe. Always remember though that the symptoms of these purposely injected infections are related to two things: the strength of the immune system of the recipient, and the strength of the shot itself. You can control the strength of your immune system, but you can never know the strength of the shot, unless you laser count the number of viable particles in the shot immediately before it goes into you.
Here are the LAVs that women of childbearing age should NEVER intentionally allow to be injected into their bodies because the fetus can be infected:
· Measles
· Mumps
· Rubella
· Varicella (chickenpox)
· Yellow Fever
· Tuberculosis
· Smallpox
· Influenza
· Polio
· Cholera
· Typhoid
· Rotavirus
Yet there are still misinformed medical practitioners out there who would say it’s perfectly safe for pregnant women or women who want to get pregnant to inject this stuff.
Recently, monkeypox has become an issue and some areas of the country are declaring health emergencies due to outbreaks. Monkeypox is in the same class of viruses as smallpox and the symptoms are similar. It’s called “monkey”-pox because the virus was first identified in monkeys, not because we “catch” it from monkeys. The virus associated with the disease symptoms can affect many species, including humans. Monkeypox is a contact virus, meaning it must come in direct contact with your bloodstream to infect you. This happens through breaks in the skin, and mucosal linings in the mouth or intestinal tract. It can also happen through sexual activity if mucosal linings are broken. It can also happen if you directly inject it in the form of a shot called a vaccine.
One of the shots they are using is ACAM2000. This is the same shot that was used against the disease called smallpox. The “live” virus in this shot is the vaccinia virus. The virus associated with the symptoms of the disease called smallpox is the variola virus. The symptoms of a vaccinia infection are the same as smallpox, although less severe most of the time. The genomic sequences of vaccinia and variola are strikingly similar. It is possible that vaccinia might be a mutated version of variola. So, they inject vaccinia with the idea that the antibodies created against the proteins of vaccinia will also react to the proteins on the variola virus. Now, they are injecting the vaccinia virus with the “hope” that the antibodies created from it will react to the virus associated with monkeypox symptoms AFTER a person becomes infected by it.
The danger here is that many people who will get this shot are immunosuppressed. That means that the vaccinia virus will replicate in their bodies and have the potential to spread to other susceptible people. This could create an epidemic of vaccinia infections, which will look like a smallpox epidemic. We already know from past experience with the smallpox shot, that the vaccinia virus injected into women who are pregnant can result in vaccinia infections in the fetus, resulting in birth defects and miscarriages. If you are a woman of childbearing age, I plead with you, do not get a monkeypox shot.
What about the covid shot for pregnant women or women of childbearing age? We already know that pregnant women were purposely excluded from the safety trials. We also know that people who got the shot in the trials were encouraged to abstain from sexual activity that might result in a pregnancy. But humans being humans, 23 pregnancies in the very short Pfizer trial happened anyway. Download this link and search for “preg” to verify 23 pregnancies: https://www.fda.gov/media/144246/download
Those pregnancies occurred before the trial cutoff date of November 14, 2020. Many more pregnancies occurred in women who were injected, and Pfizer was required to track those as well. In fact, Pfizer’s BLA (Biological Licensing Agreement) to make Comirnaty requires them to track and report their findings on December 1, 2025. So, if you thought the trial was over, you are wrong. You can verify that here by downloading and searching for “preg”: https://www.fda.gov/media/151733/download
What do we know about women who were injected with the Pfizer shot and became pregnant as of February 28, 2021? 270 pregnancies were reported. Pfizer has no idea what happened to 238 of those pregnancies. Of the 32 pregnancies that did report, one was twins, so a total of 33 babies were tracked. Here’s what happened to the 33 babies we know about:
· 23 spontaneous abortions
· 5 outcomes pending
· 2 premature births with neonatal death
· 2 spontaneous abortions with intrauterine death
· 1 normal outcome
You can verify all of that right here in the official Pfizer documents by searching for “preg”: https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/reissue_5.3.6-postmarketing-experience.pdf
The truth about the other 238 pregnancies will eventually emerge.