I'll listen to these interviews although there is no trickery involved, I simply compare death rate per capita and compare it to vaccination rate of the country. Majority of top 20 countries by death rate are eastern European countries where vaccination rates are all below 50% (in some places like Bosnia and Herzegovina it's 25%).

Vaccines just work, it's the inverse of 13-56, 56% of the vaccinated population is responsible for 13% of hospitalization cases.

I don't watch any media at all about covid or vaccines, I simply observe what's happening in real life.

The pharmaceutical companies themselves admit these are not vaccines by the traditional definition of preventing illness. They are in the process of changing definitions of vaccines.

Wym? Elaborate some more, I'm not familiar with this.

You're seriously willing to give your son myocarditis (this is literally dead heart cells) that he will deal with his entire life for a virus with a 99.98+ survival rate.

Is myocarditis permanent thing or am I missing something???

Also I've read that covid can give you myocarditis, although I haven't read it carefully, I don't know the rates at which people get it and maybe it's vaxhead cope, but idk.