School-based Pfizer vaccinations for boys

Hey everyone,

I have a quick question regarding the topic here. My son is fully up-to-date on all his standard shots—you know, the ones required by law—and we even went the extra mile with some extras because of certain health concerns in our family, like Hepatitis A and chickenpox (though I can't quite remember if those are mandatory now... back when he got them, they weren't).

Anyway, we just got a flyer home from his school about the Pfizer vaccine. It’s listed as optional, and we need to sign a consent form if we want him to get it. To be honest, I had absolutely no idea that boys were even being recommended for this, and now that I know, I find myself feeling pretty skeptical about it.

I'm curious to hear what you all think about this.

On top of all that, you've got even more heavy metals involved in the poisoning process. Honestly, vaccines used to be helpful, but nowadays, I feel like they cause more harm than good. When you consider there are 50 different strains of Pfizer, this one vaccine is supposed to "protect" you from only a tiny handful of them. Plus, there have already been recorded fatalities linked to those toxins.

Before making any final decision regarding vaccination, I strongly advise that you thoroughly investigate all the documented (serious) side effects reported to date.

The reason they're pushing everyone to get vaccinated for free right now is pretty simple: they’re just trying to burn through stockpiles before they expire.

My wife and I have decided to go ahead with it after some extra consultations... I’m really curious to see what the turnout will be like—specifically, what percentage of the kids in our child's class end up getting vaccinated.