Creator of CDC COVID Vaccine App Dies Two Months after Taking Jab; Company Mourns His Passing 'from Covid-19'

Celeste McGovern : Jun 9, 2021
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"The presence of COVID-19 antibodies in unvaccinated persons considering vaccination indicates that they were previously or recently naturally infected. It is almost a certainty that many such persons are already well immune and either do not benefit, or only marginally benefit, from vaccination. In the absence of benefit, ANY medical procedure, including vaccines, can only impose harm." -Pennsylvania immunologist Dr. Hooman Noorchashm

[LifeSiteNews.com] The creator of a COVID-19 vaccine app used by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has died two months after taking a COVID vaccine. (Image: via LSN-YouTube)

Joel Robert Kallman of Delaware, Ohio, died on May 25, after tweeting a message March 26 that he had received his first dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Two days after his death his employer announced that he had "passed away from Covid-19."

The 54-year-old husband and father, best known in the technology field as the creator and vision behind Oracle APEX, a web-based software development platform, tweeted his last message on March 29, three days after getting the shot.

"I got my first vaccination today," Kallman tweeted on March 26. "I am incredibly proud of @Oracle and the team that worked tirelessly to create and run v-safe for the USA."

‘V-safe' app developer

"V-safe" is a smartphone-based tool developed by Oracle APEX that uses text messaging and web surveys to provide personalized health check-ins after people receive a COVID-19 vaccine. It was adopted by the CDC so that users could inform the agency of side effects after getting a coronavirus vaccine and to remind them to get a second dose of vaccine.

After his tweet announcing having received a COVID vaccine shot, Kallman tweeted five more times in the following three days and then abruptly stopped posting messages altogether after his last post about a tech conference on March 29. He had been in the habit of tweeting at least once daily.

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"We're heartbroken to share that Joel Kallman has passed away from Covid-19 on May 25th," Oracle APEX company tweeted May 27. "Joel's warmth and enthusiasm touched countless across the globe. We miss him dearly"... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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