Did you know VAERS deletes reports, then reappears them?

Sometimes years later!

I was waiting to see if any grizzled VAERS analyst caught what just happened in this new data update published April 21, 2023. Since nobody has yet… here we go.

VAERS will delete reports then sometimes reappear that same report with little or no change at a later date. Some reports have reappeared and were left in the public domain for a while then deleted for a second time! What the heck is going on? How much has it been happening? For how long has this been happening? Where is the proof?

Ok let’s work backwards and look at the most recent report. It’s right here:

This image is a truncated snippet of 3,959 “new” reports or a better definition is new ID#’s. This is the bottom section of the list regarding DEATH REPORTS. You can see the very first one sticks out like a sore thumb because it’s such a small ID# meaning it’s pretty old, super old in fact considering newest ID#s are now at 2.61M

Upon close Simpleton inspection one would think this report has been in the public domain since the Entered Date. The Entered Date is not when the report was published, it’s basically when the report was submitted to VAERS! You need to click on the little (history) link next to the ID# to see additional details about when it was published and what changes may have been made during it’s existence in VAERS. Here is what this view looks like:

Let’s use a discerning eye and notice victim dies on 3/18/2021 about a six weeks after his second dose. Report was submitted to VAERS ~4/14/2021, made the 4/16/2021 cut-off and was published for the world to see seven days later on 4/23/2021. The reports was actually deleted the following week on 4/30/2021. It boggles my mind why Medalerts uses ambiguous terminology, but as far as “published” dates and when Simpleton eyeballs get to see the report, that’s how it actually works. I call these types of deletions the peek-a-boo’s, here one week and deleted the next! Remember CDC/FDA/General Dynamics gives themselves up to 4-6wks to rigorously authenticate a report and publish before we can consider a report late or delayed. The Standard Operating Procedures look good on paper, but that’s hardly being followed or enforced. Quickly publishing reports like this throws off the average publish “lag time” if anyone pays attention to that like my myself and my man at vaersanalysis.info like this:

So here we are almost two years later and for what ever reason VAERS decides to regurgitate this dead WV victim back into the public domain. It hasn’t happened to much in the context of covid19 depop shots, only at least five times I’ve discovered so far. However it’s happened about 342 times over the course of the entire existence of MedAlerts. This is my little secret on where to go in my “Deleted Reports” dashboard to find these REAPPEARING REPORTS, jump in and filter to the latest delete date and you will notice there is always a date that is into the future!

I hate to beat a dead horse, but this is a form a throttling isn’t it? What does thousands of throttled reports do to Kirsch’s 41X? What does it do to lot toxicity analysis? Jessica’s Age stratified analysis, dose unit analysis?

The CDC/FDA/GDIT are such smart evil clowns! Ugggh

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