Governments warn of heart problems from COVID vaccines, but Twitter calls research 'unsafe'

Governments around the world are warning their citizens that COVID-19 vaccines present heart risks in some populations. But if Twitter users try to look up similar research, they may receive a warning that the information is "unsafe."

Japan's Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare "raised the alert level for 'side reactions'" to the Pfizer and Moderna two-shot mRNA vaccines on Dec. 3, according to an English translation of a report by the Japanese Kyodo News Service. Just the News couldn't find a native English version.

"Serious" symptoms of myocarditis and pericarditis are being reported among the vaccinated "more frequently in young men than usual," the wire report said. But the ministry still generally recommends vaccination because the benefits outweigh the side effects. Conservative website American Thinker flagged the news.

The heart problem figures are much higher for Moderna than for Pfizer recipients, Japanese broadcaster NHK reported. The Japanese ministry said that as of Nov. 14, for every million males who took the Moderna vaccine, 81.79 ages 10-19 and 48.76 in their 20s developed such symptoms. For Pfizer, those figures are 15.66 and 13.32.

The ministry is requiring hospitals "to report in detail incidents involving people who developed the symptoms within 28 days after being vaccinated," NHK said.

Japan's action followed that of several Nordic countries specifically against Moderna vaccines this fall, with differing age and gender restrictions, the Associated Press reported at the time.

Sweden and Norway stopped offering Moderna to all people under age 30, while Denmark only restricted those under 18. Finland followed with a more narrowly tailored restriction for males under 18.

The European Medicines Agency acknowledged as early as June that it was reviewing myocarditis cases in Israel following vaccination with Pfizer's Cominarty, the sole vaccine fully approved in the U.S. Heart problems generally started within several days of the second dose for males under 30. Similar problems were reported in Europe for "all" COVID vaccines.

The FDA added the heart-inflammation warnings to fact sheets for the mRNA vaccines around the same time.

Moderna disclosed in late October that the FDA was delaying emergency approval of its COVID vaccine for teenagers until early next year to study the heart problems reported in this age group. It won't even seek emergency use authorization to vaccinate children 6-11 until the review for older children is finished.

https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/health/governments-warn-heart-problems-covid-vaccines-twitter-calls-research-unsafe

40 states receive failing grade on fighting child sex trafficking, report

Forty of the 50 states plus Washington, D.C. were given a failing grade in their response to child and youth sex trafficking, according to a report by the nonprofit Shared Hope International.

According to the report, Alaska is the lowest-ranked state, while Florida is the top-ranked, with an overall grade of C and a score of 72.5 out of a possible 110 points.

States are scored on six different policy issues and given "extra credit" for extending certain protective policies to youth aged 18 to 24 and child labor trafficking victims.

The six issues are:

1. Criminal provisions: "Clear criminal laws, including those that criminalize buyers of sex with children, are needed to ensure all sex trafficking offenders can be held accountable."

1. Identification of and response to victims: "States' laws must identify all commercially sexually exploited children as victims of trafficking and provide for a protective, rather than punitive, response."

1. Continuum of care: "To break the cycle of exploitation, state laws must provide victims access to funded, trauma-informed services."

1. Access to justice for trafficking survivors: "A range of civil and criminal justice remedies must be available for victims under the law."

1. Tools for a victim-centered criminal justice response: "Criminal justice procedures for the benefit and protection of victims must be provided under the law."

1. Prevention and training: "To help prevent trafficking and promote more just responses to child sex trafficking victims, training for child welfare, juvenile justice agencies, law enforcement, prosecutors, and school personnel as well as prevention education for students, must be required by law."

The 10 states with the highest scores are Florida, Texas, Mississippi, California, Washington, Colorado, Kentucky, Utah, Tennessee, and Louisiana. Besides Florida, the rest of the top 10 states were given a grade of D, with state no. 11, Minnesota, being the only other one with a D grade.

Vermont was the highest-scored state with a failing grade. The state's overall score was 37.5, with six out of 17.5 for criminal provisions, 14.5 out of 27.5 for identification of and response to victims, 4.5 out of 15 for continuum of care, 8.5 out of 15 for access to justice for trafficking survivors, one out of 10 for tools for a victim-centered criminal justice response, a score of zero out of 15 for prevention and training, two extra credit points for extending certain protective policies to youth aged 18 to 24, and another extra credit point for extending certain protective policies to child labor trafficking victims.

Alaska was the lowest-ranked state with an overall score of 22.5, given a 4.5 out of 17.5 for criminal provisions, 3.5 out of 27.5 for identification of and response to victims, one out of 15 for continuum of care, 8.5 out of 15 for access to justice for trafficking survivors, zero out of 10 for tools for a victim-centered criminal justice response, a score of zero out of 15 for prevention and training, two extra credit points for extending certain protective policies to youth aged 18 to 24, and three extra credit points for extending certain protective policies to child labor trafficking victims.

https://justthenews.com/government/state-houses/40-states-receive-failing-grade-fighting-child-sex-trafficking-report

https://reportcards.sharedhope.org/

>>15152108

>Maybe Trump will push some more vaccines on kids.

you just might be suffering from tardive dyskinesia

it used to be known as retardation.

>>15152173

The IC with all blackmail gathered through various operations…

>>15152184

>When jews don't have arguments, they ridicule.

re-read the reply…

the statement of "maybe Trump will push more vaccines on kids" is the focus…

It wasn't meant as ridicule but as concern for the idea that Trump ever pushed a vaccine on children.

Still suffering from tardive dyskinesia I see. Might want to seek help.

>>15152229

>Focusing on the barely hyperbolic aspect of my post

why include hyperbole then?

>much less against the push for children to get it

this indicates you only see what Trump says through the lens of MSM

> At least you've conceded the main point, and that's the more important part anyway.

The 'main' point is also flawed but there isn't a reasonable discussion to be had with you considering your mind has been made up.

Having hate in your heart isn't a symptom of tardive dyskinesia…

>>15152324

>Because I wrote it for normal people who would get the jab. The fact that it triggers autistic idiots is a bonus.

>and don't even bother talking to them except to mock them to show how superior you are. I can't yawn loud enough.

the irony is quite funny

>Well, unfortunately I don't have hate in my heart. Just speaking the truth. Sorry that triggers you.

Giving you the benefit of the doubt that you meant to use "fortunately" instead of unfortunately.

Good luck in your continued search for truth.