Plandemic Alert<\/p>\n
Vaccine clinics across America and even in Canada have reported \u201caccidentally\u201d injecting people with saline when they expect to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.<\/strong><\/p>\n Beginning as early as March of 2021, vaccine sites started reporting the mix-ups without providing details as to how a saline solution was injected into people instead of the COVID shot.<\/p>\n A March 10, 2021 article out of Richmond, Virginia<\/a> described people getting COVID-19 vaccines at a Kroger Pharmacy only to find out they were injected with saline.<\/p>\n \u201cKroger didn\u2019t say exactly how many people were impacted by this mix-up just that it was a small number of people,\u201d the article explained.<\/p>\n One week later, a Minnesota clinic also gave \u201ca small number\u201d of patients a saline solution when they meant to inject them with a COVID vaccine.<\/p>\n Pharmacist Cory Middendorf explained to Fox 9 <\/em>that the Pfizer vaccine has to be mixed with saline before administration and that they\u2019re both kept in similar-looking vials.<\/p>\n In fact, a Minnesota clinic in February of 2021 accidentally mixed a sterile water injection<\/a> with the Pfizer COVID vaccine instead of the saline solution.<\/p>\n 62 patients were injected with the improper water injection vaccines.<\/p>\n In April 2021, a North Carolina Walgreens pharmacy gave a \u201climited number\u201d of patients the saline solution instead of the COVID-19 vaccination.<\/p>\n The Charlotte Observer<\/em> reported<\/a>, \u201cThe company did not specify how many people were affected or at which store the mix up occurred.\u201d<\/p>\n That same month, six individuals at a Canadian COVID vaccine clinic<\/a> were mistakenly jabbed with a saline solution.<\/p>\n \u201cOur internal quality assurance processes allowed us to identify this issue in a timely manner and contact the impacted individuals to disclose the issue, offer support and have them tested for antibodies to identify those who needed to be re-injected with vaccine,\u201d the company responsible stated.<\/p>\n Next, in June, the South Carolina Health Department announced \u201ca small number of people\u201d were given saline instead of the COVID vaccine.<\/p>\n The pharmacy responsible for the error did not say how many people were affected.<\/a><\/p>\n With more proof surfacing every day showing adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines are far more common and serious<\/a> than the establishment says, it is in the realm of possibility that a placebo is intermittently administered to reduce the volume of negative responses.<\/p>\n When a couple of YouTubers decided to go take the COVID-19 vaccine for a video in December of 2020, the pharmacist tried to give one type of vaccination to the Asian male and a totally different vaccination to the black female.<\/p>\n \u201cThey tried to give Shani a different brand than what they gave me,\u201d the shocked YouTuber explained.<\/p>\n What\u2019s the deal with that?<\/p>\n