The COVID-19 Response Inquiry Submissions (Cancer AEFI)
A content analysis of the published submissions to Australia's COVID-19 Response Inquiry focusing on keywords relating to malignant cancers.
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Australia’s “COVID-19 Response Inquiry” recently published the submissions at its webpage.
We have made these available for you to download as a compressed .zip file here.
Methodology
As we did in the first of these series of articles, we performed a content analysis on the 1,814 submissions published and downloadable as a .pdf attachment from the COVID-19 Response Inquiry's webpage. On this occasion, our analysis focused on identifying the prevalence of specific keywords associated with all malignant cancers, including:
Cancer
Tumour
Lymphoma
As we also did in our first of these series of articles, we only included those submissions where the authors describe their own personal experience, or that of a family member, friend, colleague or acquaintance who has suffered from cancer temporally associated with their COVID-19 “vaccination”.
It is plausible that many other cases were missed due to the peculiarly inconsistent redactions applied by the COVID-19 Response Inquiry team. For example, in Submission # 1782, it appears that the author of the submission has, for no obvious reason, had the disclosure of a diagnosis redacted even though a sentence earlier it was not redacted.
We estimate, therefore, that our methodology in Parts 1 and 2 of this article will have missed some (possibly many) submissions that had AEFIs redacted for mysterious reasons.
Results
In total, 135 of the publicly available submissions mentioned the word “cancer”, and 19 of these detail the accounts of individuals whose cancers worsened, emerged unexpectedly, or reactivated despite being in remission.
We present the following submissions, without further discussion or comment.
Cancer
Submission # 195
(note the author of this submission attributes their son’s cancer to COVID-19 infection)
Submission # 272
…
Submission # 310
Submission # 390
Submission # 564
Submission # 668
Submission # 780
Submission # 783
Submission # 919
Submission # 960
Submission # 1118
Submission # 1502
Submission # 1602
Submission # 1773
Submission # 1782
Submission # 1917
Submission # 1920
Tumour
Submission # 339
…
Lymphoma
Submission # 353