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(Natural News) The latest health data from the government of New South Wales (NSW) in Australia confirms something we have been warning you about for quite some time now: that covid “vaccines” produce vaccine-induced AIDS (VAIDS), which in turn sheds many years of a person’s life – and progressively more so with the passage of time.
Last year, an average double-injected Aussie who took the initial covid jab series was found to be 10.72 times more likely to “catch Omicron” compared to his unvaccinated counterpart. This year, that same double-jabbed Aussie is 20 times more likely to get sick, while his triple-vaxxed and beyond counterparts are at least 35 times more likely to fall ill.
To corroborate this, a new study from the Cleveland Clinic shows that the risk of illness and early death increases exponentially with each subsequent injection – and that risk continues to increase indefinitely and never wanes as some people previously believed was the case.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) all-cause mortality data serves as another indicator of all this, showing that the mortality rate in 2022 increased by 7 percent compared to the mortality rate in 2021.
“So if you have had 5 doses then you were 35% more likely to die in 2022 than you were in 2021,” explains The Exposé. “If you have had one dose then you were 7% more likely to die in 2022 than you were in 2021. If you are unvaxxed then you were no more likely to die in 2022 than you were in 2021.”
(Related: Covid “vaccine” spike proteins are delivered to all bodily organs, leading to hyper-accelerated aging.)
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Covid “vaccines” are a slow-acting genetic poison
Put differently, covid jabs destroy the immune system at rates that constantly increase with each passing year, much like compound interest. That risk never goes down even if a person stops getting jabbed because the damage each injection causes is permanent and always increasing.
