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On the 15th, data accumulated from 18 million vaccination events or people is being tracked. The presenters attempt to compare vaccinated versus unvaccinated groups, with the claim that unvaccinated individuals do not face particular problems when interacting with others, while the discussion centers on the vaccinated group and a phenomenon described as “the green side” that initially shows low numbers for one to two weeks. From around February, a large peak emerges, continuing through March and April, suggesting that the effects observed may be related to vaccines and their side effects. It is suggested that doctors who were vaccinated may have observed effects on the same day, the following day, or about a week later, which could reflect the influence of vaccination, and this information is being sent to PMDA.
One more finding is reported: the more vaccination is administered, the more the peak tends to move forward and to the left, indicating a shifting pattern in the timing of peaks. As the number of vaccinations increases, the “mountain” of deaths is said to occur earlier, implying that with increased vaccination there may be a shift toward earlier occurrence of deaths in a shorter interval.
The speakers emphasize a key point: if there is no toxicity associated with the vaccine or no effect that would attract lipids, a peak may not occur. This is presented as the first finding: increasing vaccination frequency appears to move the peak. The implication drawn is that the observed shift in peaks is linked to the increasing number of vaccinations, and that the timing of peaks changes as vaccination numbers rise. The dialogue frames these observations as findings rather than assertions about vaccine safety, noting the potential role of vaccine-induced toxicity or lipid-adjuvant effects in driving the observed peaks, while also acknowledging that the absence of such effects would mean peaks might not develop.