Pol compares the MRNA vaccine schedule to other vaccines, finds one that matches...
(jssocial.pw)https://jssocial.pw/ppkey/fget/pic8/upload/menzzHi0g6.pngTurns out there's a vetenarian anti-fertility drug given to horses and seals that has the same schedule.
Funny how the MRNA vaccines are the only ones available in white countries, whereas in nonwhite countries it's virtually never available. Allegedly the reason for this is because of the refridgeration facilities required.
One exception I've noticed hunting around is that states surrounding Israel seem to have access to MRNA vaccines just fine. Israel itself also has MRNA vaccines but they don't seem to be experiencing as much infertility side effects as everyone else. There was an article the other day from some mainstream source speculating it was because they were an early testing location so may have received more placebos, but receiving a placebo in a trial doesn't exempt you from vaccination.
