VAERS data released on Dec. 11 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) included a total of 946,463 reports of adverse events from all age groups following COVID vaccines.
VAERS, reporting a very low percentage (between 20% to 80% more is likely) of actual adverse events revealed there have been 19,886 deaths and 150,946 serious injuries between Dec. 14, 2020, and Dec. 3, 2021.
While VAERS reports reveals a minimum of almost 20,000 deaths from the experimental COVID-19 shots, mainstream media does not report that is more than all murders in the US (17,602 so far in 2021) combined.
About 59 percent of murders were shootings. This indicates these experimental “vaccinations” are right at 300 percent more deadly than guns and 2021 still has a couple of weeks to go.
With the surge of murders in Democrat controlled cities, FBI figures show 12 major cities hit all-time homicide records so far in 2021. All 12 cities are run by Democrats.
Most have defunded their police departments.
Many of these cities had George Soros fund their local District Attorneys elections.
Each has enacted radical bail reform laws that allow violent felony criminals off the hook.
The Democrat cities have demonized law enforcement, encouraged crime, and directly caused a 46% jump in the rate of police officer retirements across the country.
Chicago continues to have the highest number of killings in 2021 at 749 (and counting).
Philadelphia has 526 murders so far, surpassing the numbers of people murdered this year than in America’s two largest cities.
The twenty cities in the United States with the highest murder rates (murders per 100,000 people) are:
- St. Louis, MO (69.4)
- Baltimore, MD (51.1)
- New Orleans, LA (40.6)
- Detroit, MI (39.7)
- Cleveland, OH (33.7)
- Las Vegas, NV (31.4)
- Kansas City, MO (31.2)
- Memphis, TN (27.1)
- Newark, NJ (25.6)
- Chicago, IL (24)
- Cincinnati, OH (23.8)
- Philadelphia, PA (20.2)
- Milwaukee, WI (20.0)
- Tulsa, OK (18.6)
- Pittsburgh, PA (18.4)
- Indianapolis, IN (17.7)
- Louisville, KY (17.5)
- Oakland, CA (17.1)
- Washington D.C. (17.0)
- Atlanta, GA (16.7)
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