Seemingly, all of a sudden, the VAIR system appears to be in the public crosshairs.

And the reason for this appears to be twofold.

One, you had a high profile recent interview with RFK Jr., wherein he really laid out the

flaws in the VAIR system, and then secondly, you had the British Medical Journal, one of

the most prestigious journals in the whole world published a report about how the VAIR system

is overwhelmed to the point of being broken.

And so, let's go through these two points together, starting with a quick explanation

of what the VAIR system actually is.

In case you've never heard of it before.

The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, otherwise known as the VAIR system, is

jointly run by the FDA and the CDC, and it tracks a number of adverse reactions to vaccines,

not just a COVID vaccine, but to all vaccines.

And although anybody can technically submit reports to the VAIR system, if you dig through

the research, you'll find that most of the reports are entered by public health providers,

usually a nurse or a doctor whose patient has some type of adverse reaction after getting

a vaccine shot.

In fact, according to the CDC website, quote, healthcare providers are strongly encouraged

to report any adverse event following vaccinations of VAIRs, even if they're unclear whether

the vaccine caused the adverse event.

In contrast, vaccine manufacturers are required by law to report all adverse events that

come to their attention.

And there are also safeguards in place such that if people submit fake information into

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