Thanks for bumping this back to the top so more runners will see it. Let's address your rationalizations. The BLS has reported disability claim data for years. It's a government program and easy to track. The BLS FRED data shows that disability claims rose about 0.5M/year for the past decade or so. Then, starting immediately with the the date of the vaccine rollout, disability claims spiked upwards dramatically and as more working adults got vaccinated, disability claims continued to rise.... 3.1M new claims since Jan 2021. A backlog might have accounted for 6 months or so of rise, but not for 18 months. Plus, the rate of increase is 2M/year. In the past, the rate of increase was only 0.5M/year. The workforce did not suddenly get older on Jan 1, 2021. There has been no change in definitions of disability or applications policy, to my knowledge.
Since only 60-65% of adults are in the workforce, that extrapolates to 5M adult disabilities in the total adult population since the vaccine rollout.
And regarding your second post, "When you can't rebut the message, attack the messenger." Note that Kirsch sites research and articles by others on this unprecedented rise in disability claims. In fact, the person who posted the FRED data originally wasn't Kirsch. It was another substack poster.
In short, in spite of lack of transparency by the CDC, Fauci, and Pfizer, they can't hide all the data. All they can do is refuse to acknowledge it.
Here's another link to Kirsch's substack. He lists 70+ reasons to be skeptical of the "safe and effective" mantra. Ask yourself, "How many of these 70+ concerns would have to be valid before I would get boosted? How many would have to be valid before I allowed my 0.5 to 5 year old to get vaccinated?"
Would all 70+ have to be true about the vaccine's adverse effects before it would change your opinion of whether to get vaccinated or boosted now? Of course not. How about 35? 10? 2?
How bad would the risk of disability have to be before you wouldn't consider getting your next booster? 1 in a million? 1 in 100,000? 1 in 100?
I strongly suggest that everyone reading this set aside confirmation bias and look at Kirsch's list. It is mind-boggling and horrific... 400% increase in demand for caskets for young people. Two insurance companies reporting unprecedented rise in life insurance claims. The rise of "sudden adult death syndrome." It's 70+ concerns... read them.
Then, pick several points that concern you and read the links in those concerns. Then, read the links in those links. The disability concern is currently point #12 on the list below.
Do not fall for the trick of attacking the messenger. Read this list.