Joel Kallman, Oracle Software Developer who Designed CDC Vaccine Tracking System, Is Dead 2 Months after Taking RNA Vaccine

Joel Kallman: 54-year-old Oracle APEX software developer who designed CDC vaccine tracking system, dead two months after first experimental mRNA shot

Mr. Joel Kallman.
DELAWARE, OHIO — A 54-year-old husband, father and long-time software developer is dead as mainstream media and big tech desperately try to blame COVID-19.

Mr. Joel Kallman started his career at Oracle in 1996. He was the Senior Director and Vice President of Software Development for the company’s Server Technologies Division. He led the team that created Oracle APEX, an app development platform that streamlines processes by eliminating complex coding and utilizing simple computing architecture.

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The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) teamed up with Oracle APEX, under Mr. Kallman’s leadership, to create the v-safe After Vaccine Health Checker. V-Safe is a “smartphone-based tool that uses text messaging and web surveys to provide personalized health check-ins after you receive a COVID-19 vaccine.” The CDC says in its literature that it calls people who report serious side effects via v-safe and fills out VAERS reports for said people.

All v-safe data are administered and stored on Oracle servers. Becker’s Health IT reported security risks with v-safe back in December. It’s unclear how many Americans are enrolled in the v-safe program. But the CDC reported that 1.6 million people enrolled as of January 13, 2021. A May 4 press release indicated that the system has over 100 million records.

Joel Kallman coincidental, ironic death
Mr. Kallman received his first injection of experimental mRNA on March 26, according to his Twitter page. It’s unclear whether it was Pfizer or Moderna. He praised his team for creating v-safe in the tweet. The Oracle APEX Twitter account retweeted Mr. Kallman two days later, further gloating about how they created the v-safe platform.

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