COVID-19: Oxford vaccine to be tested on children as young as six in world-first trial
"Children as young as six will be given the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine as part of a new clinical trial to test its efficacy in youngsters.
Researchers will use 300 volunteers to assess whether the coronavirus vaccine will produce a strong immune response in children aged between six and 17.
The trial will begin this month at Oxford University and its partner sites in London, Southampton and Bristol.
The Oxford jab is one of three to have been approved for use in adults in the UK, along with those from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna."
You may think I have a long rant in me. I don't. I only have a couple of things to say:
Even the mainstream narrative acknowledge children have been safe and unaffected by this virus.
This vaccine roll out is still in a trial phase and no meaningful data has been discovered on this vaccine's safety and effectiveness on adults. PCR test results mean nothing.
General society is not in danger from this virus, the only people in any meaningful increased risk are the elderly, who are also most likely to die after the vaccines.
We, the "adults" (supposedly) are setting a dangerous precedent that any untested medical procedure can be used in an emergency. It will not stop with covid-19. You need to think long term and of the consequences. We have given the medical-industrial dictatorship too much power and it is probably irrecoverable. We are placing our children in terrible danger.
Let me spell out my position: This is needless, dangerous and evil.
If you are in favour of this new development, you're too far gone. I just pray for our children who we've turned our back on and are now willingly being sacrificed by our moralless society. In 2020 we took away their futures, education and happiness. In 2021 we are also taking away their rights, health and quite possibly, their actual lives (you literally cannot prove we definitely won't - this is why medical procedures require long term testing.)
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