Linda Boyle: Top 10 Covid disclosures of the past year

There are many to choose from, but here are the top 10 disclosures learned in 2023 concerning Covid decisions, which I’ve gleaned from various sources.

1. FDA and CDC found more Covid vaccine adverse events, including stroke and myocarditis.

The Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released a joint statement about the increased risk for strokes in older population with people who took the Pfizer bivalent booster.

If you took the jab along with the flu vaccine at the same time, there was a higher risk of stroke. For some reason, the government’s public service announcements are still touting you can take them together.

There is an increased risk of myocarditis from the Covid shot. The CDC drafted a vaccine warning in 2021 but failed to send it. Dr. Joel Wallskog, who is co-chair of the vaccine-injured advocacy group React19, stated that this was an example of how our government wanted to censor information that opposed the narrative that the Covid-19 vaccinations are ”safe and effective.”

2. Vaccines cannot “effectively” control Covid, despite Dr. Anthony Fauci’s statements to the contrary.

Fauci, Former Chief Medical Advisor to the President of United States, was frequently on the air telling us if you get vaccinated, you’ll be safe from getting this disease. Unvaccinated? You are at risk. This was specifically during the Delta variant wave when he was working so hard to get those jabs into people’s arms.

Somehow after his resignation or retirement, Dr. Fauci and two others published an article in which he stated “SARS-CoV-2, endemic coronaviruses, RSV, and many other ‘common cold’ viruses … have not to date been effectively controlled by licensed or experimental vaccines,” The authors further stated these vaccines only provided short term and incomplete protection.

3. Review found uncertain evidence of masking effectiveness.

A review by The Cochrane Library, which is considered the gold standard for systematic reviews, did not find conclusive evidence masking does anything for respiratory illnesses. This review was published in 2023.

“The low to moderate certainty of evidence means our confidence in the effect estimate is limited, and that the true effect may be different from the observed estimate of the effect,” the authors concluded.

Yet many people are still unable to give them up, as you can see when in stores and in airports.

4. The immune system is weakened by repeated vaccinations.

Getting multiple jabs leads to higher levels of antibodies called IgG4. This was seen after the third dose of mRNA vaccine. The IgG4 antibodies are a response to depress your immune system to prevent it from over-activation. A study by the Cleveland Clinic showed the more doses a person received of the jab, the more likely the person is to get infected.

5. Contamination with DNA seen in mRNA vaccines.

Both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines had DNA fragments within them, meaning DNA could enter cells and possibly be integrated into the “cells genome.”

The Simian virus 40 (SV40) DNA is a monkey virus that was found in vaccines.

While there is debate concerning what SV40 might do to humans, this virus “associated at high prevalence with specific tumor types such as brain and bone tumors, mesotheliomas and lymphomas and with kidney diseases, and at lower prevalence in blood samples from healthy donors.”

More research is being done to determine what effect SV40 may have on us. Pfizer stated SV40 is common practice when developing vaccines. FDA says it stands behind its findings of quality, safety, and efficacy for the mRNA vaccines.” No surprise there.

6. Covid vaccine-injured people are being compensated.

That’s significant from a government and Big Pharma, which said all these jabs were good with minimal side effects. Under the Counter-measures Injury Compensation Program (CICP)—within an agency run by the Department of Health and Human Services—if you survive an injury from the jab you can get money for lost work and unpaid medical expenses.

As of December 2023,10 people received a measly amount totaling about $37,000. But it is a start.

7. Wow! Doctors can prescribe Ivermectin.

In its response to a lawsuit, the FDA said, yes, doctors can treat Covid with Ivermectin. That’s a far cry than its stance just a few years ago when it was almost impossible to get Ivermectin to treat this virus. How many people died?

8. Masks were back in style in August 2023 and new “vaccine” jabs were available.

No federal agency reinstated masks at that time, but hospitals started mandating them. However, this time people pushed back, and many hospitals had to back down. But jabs were back—and pushed by the CDC for adults and children. Even though approved, the CDC admitted the new jab’s ability to prevent hospitalization and death was low for adults and extremely low for children.

9. FDA finally released the last batch of Pfizer vaccine documents.

You remember in 2021 a FOIA request was made and at that time the FDA said it would release 500 pages each month—thereby it would take 75 years to get all the information. In a lawsuit the judge mandated the FDA would have to release 5,000 documents a month.

One of the significant points that came out was that there was a myriad of manufacturing problems—several were flagged “for deviating from quality standards” but were still released to the public for inoculation. If you took any of the jabs, please go to https://howbadismybatch.com/. You can see how bad your batch was. Some batches had more serious side-effects than others.

The FDA in a memo concerning the licensing application for Pfizer said Pfizer’s data “exceeded FDA’s expectations.” The FDA went on to say that the cardiac problems that occurred in the trial probably weren’t related to the vaccination. We have learned differently since then.

10. Vaccines form aberrant proteins—not messenger RNA but modified RNA.

mRNA occurs naturally in the body. Documents from both Pfizer and Moderna showed they used modified RNA or modRNA. This modRNA made the vaccines “hardier” and more “resistant to immune degradation.”

The sequence was also changed to get a faster reading of the mRNA that can affect the final protein produced. Why is this important? Prior research found that by altering the reading speed of how a protein “unfolds” could cause the formation of “new, non-spike, aberrant proteins.” This finding by researchers makes the vaccine more “error-prone.”

Even more information is forthcoming in 2024. Of interest, most of the healthcare professionals involved in our “pandemic” response have retired, resigned, or been replaced. But the new faces tout the old news. Fortunately, we have good doctors and some lawyers who are willing to file the lawsuits needed to get to the truth.

The truth will set you free but first it will “piss” you off. Let’s move beyond the latter and prepare for the next round.

Thanks to Epoch Times for providing material for this column.

Linda Boyle, RN, MSN, DM, was formerly the chief nurse for the 3rd Medical Group, JBER, and was the interim director of the Alaska VA. Most recently, she served as Director for Central Alabama VA Healthcare System. She is the director of the Alaska Covid Alliance.

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