I hear so many different anecdotes from people who got the vax, specifically the two-shot varieties.
Some had a bad reaction on the first dose, some had a bad reaction to the second. Some said they didn't even feel one of the shots (small needle), but the other made their arm sore for days (big needle).
So my thought is this: Maybe the two-dose thing was a lie. Only one of those shots was real. It was their way of stretching the thin supply, while at the same time getting people "signed on" to get the real thing as soon as more doses came available. This kind of deceptive tactic is par for the course with these folks.
For some people, maybe both shots were saline, which explains the 3rd "booster", and miscellaneous reports of "rogue" nurses injecting saline shots.
(and we know the elites got a saline shot, if they got the needle at all!)
I don't know what it means, other than a small glimmer of hope for people who got the shot and now have remorse.
Running the numbers on a 3/10 placebo rate for double-jabbers. (Suggested by a European nurse on bitchute.)
9% of the jabbed suffer zero side effects except for nocebo effects.
42% get saline and 1 actual mRNA. Half whammy effect.
49% get double jabbed and have the full whammy effect.
There's going to be some that react so strongly to the first (true) dose they don't get the second. I haven't accounted for that.
Assuming a 70% vax rate (the goal), it leads to about 33% of the population getting double tapped, 39% no effect (including the unvaxxed), and the rest suffering from the single jab effects, whatever those may be.