The big news on Monday was the FDA approval of the Pfizer Covid vaccine.
The vaccine was approved and the FDA provided a license to Pfizer to manufacture the vaccine as specifically stated in the approval letter as follows.
Under this license, you are authorized to manufacture the product, COVID-19 Vaccine,mRNA, which is indicated for active immunization to prevent coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2)in individuals 16 years of age and older. (emphasis added).
What I found interesting in this decision is how clearly this shows how politics is driving almost all of the decisions around Covid, rather than science.
Of course, that is not what we are told. We are told that science is behind every decision.
Let's look at the facts and start with the most important question.
Does the Pfizer vaccine "prevent coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19)"?
Let's look at evidence in Israel that has exclusively used the Pfizer vaccine and actually started its mass vaccination program before the United States.
78% of the population of Israel that is eligible to receive the vaccine have been fully vaccinated.
Does this look like evidence of a vaccine that PREVENTS Covid-19?
Compare as well Israel's death rate from confirmed Covid cases with some of its neighbors. Those neighboring countries have all fully vaccinated less than 10% of their populations.
Yes, those countries may not be counting Covid cases and deaths as accurately as Israel.
However, have we ever had a vaccine, where after it was administered to a large share of the population, cases went higher rather than declined?
It defies all known medical history not to mention common sense.
Israel has already started administering booster shot of the Pfizer vaccine to those over age 50.
They took that action after data showed that 90% of new infections are among the highly vaccinated group of those age 50+.
Counter to the narrative we hear in the news in the United States, severe disease in those who are older and fully vaccinated is rising on the same slope as the cases are.
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A booster is going to fix this?
Again, when in medical history has any vaccine needed a booster after 6 or 8 months if it was working properly to prevent disease?
Some might point to flu vaccines which are typically annual shots. However, flu vaccines are reformulated every year into a new vaccine meant to target a predicted strain of the flu that is expected that year. Those are not booster shots.
The Pfizer booster shot is exactly the same formula that was given in the first two doses. It has not been reformulated to better target the Delta or any other variant.
In what sane world is the FDA approving a vaccine when it has already been admitted that it does not work as originally authorized?
Another important fact to consider in all of this is that the standard FDA protocol for clinical trials is a two year period of data collection and assessment of the vaccines. This approval is based on only six months of data.
There has never been a faster approval process in the history of the FDA.
Even worse, a normal trial maintains a control group of participants who took the placebo in the original trial so that longer-term implications of the vaccine can be assessed and studied.
In the case of the Pfizer (and other Covid vaccines) the FDA allowed the vaccine makers to "unblind" the placebo participants to be able to take the vaccine for "ethical" considerations.
You might also think that a federal agency like the FDA would not have such blatant conflicts of interest in the drug approval process as they do.
Is it any wonder that the FDA approval process was so fast?
The facts indicate that the Covid vaccines were going to be approved no matter what the data showed. Politics made sure of it.
If you doubt that consider the fact that a concern of the Pfizer and other Covid vaccines has been that they are causing heart issues such as myocarditis and pericarditis.
The FDA approval letter states that they don't have enough data and information to assess known serious risk of these issues with the vaccine.
Therefore, the FDA directs Pfizer in the approval letter to conduct more studies on this risk. However, look at how long it will be before the full risks are known.
There is a scientific reason why clinical trials and approvals are not rushed through in six months.
I would love to see if you have any recommendations on what employees should do if "forced" to get this vaccination. Maybe a future article? Love reading your content, very informative!
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