Yeah, no, sorry but this isn’t credible. The website “theexpose.uk” is a tabloid site. It’s like The National Enquirer is here in the US. It’s full of fictional stuff that while it might be fun to read it pretty much all nonsense.

I actually went and read the Public Health England (PHE) report 1016465 that The Expose cited as the first link in the article you’re referencing. That table published in that article appears no where in that report. Nor does that report contain even a single word about people loosing immune system effectiveness due to COVID vaccinations. In fact, what the report does is convey is some very positive numbers on the efficacy and usefulness of the COVID vaccinations and says that 97%+ of British citizens are now believed to have either vaccination or natural immunity (from catching the virus) to COVID. That’s herd immunity in a big way.

I didn’t need to read any further than that because they lied to me with the very first source they cited. They lie further by tacking on, after the genuine table graphic in a different font and bold/italic their lies about immunity compromises caused by COVID vaccines.

Don’t take my word for it, please go read that PHE report for yourself.

If you believe The Expose is telling you the truth and don’t bother to check, you would never know that’s what they’re doing. Most readers of The Expose will never check. I’m not a regular reader so the first thing I did was check. They lied to me blatantly so I will never read another thing they produce.

I have neither time nor inclination to be lied to.

Here’s the thing about this stuff. Whatever you believe, or want to believe, there are “official sources” and very convincing websites all over the internet to support your position. That’s how they make money, by feeding you what you want to believe or confirming/amplifying what you already believe. There is no means or mechanism to prevent that. Nor should there be.

It doesn’t matter if what you want to believe is that people vaccinated for COVID are dropping like flies because the vaccine gave them AIDS or you want to believe that alien LGM and BEM (Little Green Men and Bug Eyed Monsters) walk among us anal probes in hand (claw, tentacle, whatever), or that real, live German NAZIs are thriving in a base in Antarctica from which they are nearly ready to finalize their plan of global domination.

The more ridiculous, the more obviously false but the more plausible claims need to be personally researched before passing them on. I researched the claims in the blog above and they’re all malarkey.

This believing in malarkey stuff is due to a thing called “confirmation bias”. We all want to think we’re very clever and know “the truth”. This is something that human beings cannot completely get away from. Knowing this, it’s something I try to guard myself against as best I can. I don’t want to find out that the things I suspect are true, if I take that approach I’ll become convinced that I’m right. Because I can find all sorts of things on the internet that will affirm my bias. Even so, it’s still a bias and nothing more.

I want to find out where the actual truth lies, to the extent that it is possible for me to do that.

A thing that’s happening with the COVID virus is that it gets a lot of press. A side effect of that press is that you can find examples of both doctors that are dead set against it and people who have had adverse reactions to it.

Those doctors preaching against the vaccine are a tiny minority. They may be real, bona fide doctors but doctors are not gods. Putting “MD” behind their names doesn’t convey them god-like infallibility. The “tiny minority” part is the same thing we’re seeing where a very, very small number of very loud people are driving this country to ruin because the wrong people are listening to that lunatic fringe. It’s the same phenomena with doctors, maybe not quite a lunatic fringe but definitely an outlying tiny minority.

If you check on those doctors you’ll see that very few of them actually practice real, in person, no-kidding medicine. Most of them are not heads of staff at someplace like Johns Hopkins, or head of surgery, or head of anything. Most of them do not actually even practice medicine in their fields. They are pundits with medical degrees. They are doctors because they went to school and got a doctorate, not because they actually work with human medical problems every single day.

Check on and search their names. Often you’ll find that they’ve made other outlandish claims in the past. By all means check to see that they got their degree at an accredited medical school. Take note of what their specialty is and if it pertains to what they’re saying or not. Most often you’ll find the discontinuity that tells you they’re not what you might think. They’re not practicing medicine, they’re practicing market psychology on the unwitting.

If you check them out you’ll find that a percentage of them aren’t even doctors at all and just put “MD” behind their names to get clicks.

My doctor does actually practice real medicine and he’s also a very conservative friend of mine. And a U.S. Navy Captain (Reserve) which is a very high rank in the Navy. I’ve known him for years and years, he’s my son’s Father-In-Law. He agrees with me and disagrees with these tiny minority non-practicing doctors.

If I have to choose between some sensationalist unknown on the internet who might or might not even be an MD, or my real-life doctor whose knowledge is a known quantity and whose skill I have witnessed for decades … I’m going with my guy every time because I know what’s out there on the internet.

As for adverse reactions, there are billions of people on this planet and pretty much anything that can happen, will happen. The poor man you cite that got vaccinated and lost his health is not surprising. It happens, even with tried and true, well aged and well known traditional, non-experimental vaccines. You don’t hear about it as much but the incidence of adverse reactions to COVID vaccinations, even accounting for a lack of reporting that may be going on in some venues, is about what can be expected from any vaccine.

It’s because it’s an adverse reaction to COVID vaccine that you hear about it. That’s newsworthy, not some kid or dog or cow that lost the one-in-a-million lottery and suffered an adverse reaction to a regular, familiar traditional vaccine.

All of this needs to be kept in mind for perspective. Yes, there is an alarming incidence of young men who are experiencing heart problems post vaccination. No, that number isn’t high and it’s certainly not common nor ubiquitous enough to keep me, who is no longer a young man, from getting vaccinated.

So when you see something like you’re citing above, try not to go “AHA!!! I knew it!” and dive in with both feet. Look further. Because if you don’t, no one will pay any attention to what you have to say. No more than I will ever again pay any attention to what The Expose has to say after I caught them lying.

If something seems a little far out or a bit out of the ordinary, it probably is. Like my doctor friend says “Look for horses not zebras.”