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If you thought the mRNA vaccine saga couldn’t get any more controversial, Japan has just released information that challenges the narrative at its core.

A group of 350 Japanese volunteers, led by the National Coalition for Stopping mRNA Vaccines, has obtained an astonishing 21 million vaccination records through Freedom of Information Act (FoI) requests. This is not just a small dataset; it comprises a vast collection of vaccination dates, lot numbers, and, most alarmingly, details of deaths.

The records reveal that mRNA Vaccines are not the "safe and effective" story we're constantly told.

In analysing the 21 million records, Professor Murakami of Tokyo Science University found a troubling peak in deaths occurring 90 to 120 days after mRNA vaccination, with higher doses showing earlier peaks in mortality. This indicates that individuals who received more doses died sooner, suggesting a cumulative toxicity that increases with each shot.

Murakami estimates that between 600,000 and 610,000 Japanese individuals may have died post-vaccination, a number that unnervingly aligns with Japan’s excess mortality reports. But here’s the key point: why aren’t these deaths being widely reported?

Professor Murakami pointed out that these deaths appear three to four months after vaccination, making them less visible in official statistics.

Doctors often do not attribute these deaths to vaccination if they occur long after the procedure. The government isn’t connecting the dots, and it’s not difficult to see why. These delayed fatalities challenge the narrative of "safe and effective" and highlight a silent crisis that has been largely ignored.

On a positive note, the Japanese public is showing scepticism towards Big Pharma’s next initiative—a self-replicating mRNA vaccine (also known as a replicon vaccine). Out of 4.2 million doses released last October, only 10,000 were administered, resulting in an uptake rate of a mere 0.24%.

The people of Japan, backed by groups like the National Coalition, are rejecting this experimental vaccine in large numbers. They are taking action, as demonstrated by over 100,000 signatures submitted to Japan’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, calling for a halt to mRNA vaccinations.

The replicon vaccine, touted as a "next-gen" solution, is already raising concerns. At a recent press conference, the pharmaceutical company behind it (Meiji Seika Pharma) acknowledged higher rates of adverse effects and deaths compared to the original Pfizer and Moderna vaccines. If the first round of mRNA shots was controversial, this self-replicating version raises even more alarms. It’s no wonder Japan is saying, "Thanks, but no thanks."

The group’s database, currently available only in Japanese, is being prepared for translation into English, and they are inviting researchers worldwide to examine the data.

However, the coalition is facing legal challenges. Meiji Seika Pharma has filed a lawsuit against Congressman Kazuhiro Haraguchi and others for speaking out against the replicon vaccine. Haraguchi himself alleges he developed lymphoma post-vaccination, with spike proteins detected in his lymph cells. Coincidence? That's for you to decide.

This revelation of 21 million records is not just a collection of numbers—it represents lives affected, families disrupted, and a healthcare system that has failed to ask the difficult questions.

The rise in deaths occurring 90 to 120 days post-vaccination, the staggering estimate of over 600,000 deaths, and the public’s rejection of the replicon jab all indicate one thing: people are beginning to wake up.

Japan’s data, meticulously collected by volunteers, is a clarion call to reevaluate the mRNA experiment before more lives are lost.