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Here is the Math -- the 4178 deaths are NOT "from the vaccine." They are deaths AFTER the vaccine that someone thought should be reported.

Now, we have 155,000,000 people who have gotten the vaccine. For people in the age groups involved, we would expect at least 1% to die each year, or .1% each month. Let's say the average vaccinated person got it just a month ago (reality is a bit longer ago). Then we would expect, in normal times, to see 155,000 deaths among the vaccinated. Not ZERO, which seems to be the implication of attributing all the VAERS reports to the vaccine.

Now -- the whole point of VAERS is to look at the reports and see if there are odd or troubling patterns. Not if some people die afterwards. People die all the time. In numbers vastly larger than the VAERS reoports -- see above.

The blood clot troubling result is a good example of what they look for -- whether they should have paused or not, that was at least the way that experts should be looking at it.