danius from last week, who asked about Japanese sources.
Alas, I don't speak Japanese either! It took me a while to track them down, but here are the two things I remember seeing out of Japan, that left the impression that Japanese researchers may be working with actual data and not trying to hide stuff as much as Western researchers, and that the language barrier might be working in their favor WRT not getting instantly censored to death:
The most recent was this, which claimed they had actually *compared vaxd vs unvaxd populations* -- the one thing western studies flatly refuse to do:
And the early-on release of info that Pfizer caused spike protein accumulation at large concentrations in certain organs (in rats), including bone marrow, ovaries, adrenal glands, and the liver.
Anyway, the frustrating thing about not reading Japanese is having to rely on secondhand sources for those-- and not being able to track down where they came from, to see if those researchers or institutions have done other work I might be interested in. :) If anybody else wants to take a stab at it, wonderful. But I know it's a slog in any language and I'm not asking.
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Alas, I don't speak Japanese either! It took me a while to track them down, but here are the two things I remember seeing out of Japan, that left the impression that Japanese researchers may be working with actual data and not trying to hide stuff as much as Western researchers, and that the language barrier might be working in their favor WRT not getting instantly censored to death:
The most recent was this, which claimed they had actually *compared vaxd vs unvaxd populations* -- the one thing western studies flatly refuse to do:
https://x.com/ganaha_masako/status/1934189173621379339
And the early-on release of info that Pfizer caused spike protein accumulation at large concentrations in certain organs (in rats), including bone marrow, ovaries, adrenal glands, and the liver.
https://pandemictimeline.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/Pfizer-report_Japanese-government.pdf
There was also this, very early on, which suggested Japan was actually looking at the things, instead of blindly obeying WHO orders:
https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/japan-finds-stainless-steel-particles-suspended-doses-moderna-vaccine-2021-09-01/
Anyway, the frustrating thing about not reading Japanese is having to rely on secondhand sources for those-- and not being able to track down where they came from, to see if those researchers or institutions have done other work I might be interested in. :) If anybody else wants to take a stab at it, wonderful. But I know it's a slog in any language and I'm not asking.