Anti-covid vaccine suspended after the death of a 20-year-old Slovenian woman
The suspension of Johnson & Johnson's anti-covid vaccine was announced on 29 September by the Slovenian authorities. But is this really an honest move on their part, or are they exploiting the death of a young woman to promote a vaccination strategy that seeks to push mRNA vaccines? The remarks of Ms Beović, head of the Slovenian expert group, arouse suspicion.
Following the death from thrombosis of a young woman in her twenties, Slovenia decided on 29 September 2021 to temporarily suspend the anti-covid vaccine made by Johnson & Johnson (J&J)[1]. The young woman had been hospitalised the previous Monday, about two weeks after her vaccination date. She died during the night from Tuesday to Wednesday.
The Slovenian health minister, Janez Poklukar, announced that administration of the J&J vaccine would be suspended until experts had determined whether or not there was a causal link. Ms Bojana Beović, head of the Slovenian expert group, stated that there could be a causal link between the vaccine and this death from thrombosis. However, she speaks of an adverse event (causal link suspected but not established) and not of a side effect (i.e. an adverse effect whose causal link is proven), even though the manufacturer itself has already acknowledged this causal link between the J&J vaccine and thromboses (for more information, see also our “BAM! Detox” on the J&J vaccine).
B. Beović nevertheless recommended continuing the vaccination campaign by falling back instead on mRNA vaccines, of which there is sufficient stock. She also explained that the authorities' preferred vaccination strategy was the one using mRNA vaccines. And she also argued for lowering the minimum age for the third dose from 70 to 50, while admitting that the European Medicines Agency (EMA) is still studying the question.[5]
The suspension of the J&J vaccine could therefore well be part of a vaccination campaign aimed at imposing vaccination with mRNA vaccines.
By Colin Meier, citizen journalist
https://abcnews.go.com/Health/wireStory/slovenia-suspends-johnson-vaccine-death-20-year-80299782
https://n1info.si/koronavirus/n1-studio-bojana-beovic/
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