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The Evasive FDA and the particulates and truncated mRNA in Pfizer’s vaccine/POGO
If you really want to get down in the weeds about how the FDA controls information and makes sure its advisory committees vote the way it wants them to, this is must reading. It is very long and very detailed, discussing some aspects of how FDA hid information about the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine from its advisers,…
The Testing Mess
I have not written much about testing since the early days of this crisis, because there is almost no reliable information. The Infectious Diseases Society of America issued recommendations about testing two days ago, yet the authors admit that their advice is almost evidence-free. So, this is all I can say reliably at this time. 1. A fabulous…
I was told that the person filing this complaint against me used to hang around the Occupy Wall Street demonstrations in Portland , Maine and I have been told he was believed to be an “agent”
Which, if true, suggests that taxpayer money was spent to initiate an investigation on me. The complainant used precise and proper legal language. Note also that Mr. Demetriou claimed he personally transcribed one of my interviews in order to provide a transcript to the Board. Which suggests an extreme degree of interest in prosecuting me. …
Vaccines are the safest kind of medicine, aren’t they?
You may wonder why I keep harping on inadequate testing and safety concerns. In addition to my experience treating patients who became ill following vaccinations, I have reviewed medical literature on vaccine safety. There are many stories of vaccines that appeared safe, but were later found to be dangerous. The Edmonston-Zaghreb “high titre” measles vaccine,…
Former USAMRIID microbacteriologist, Henry Heine gives his opinion on Bruce Ivins’ anthrax production/ Frederick NewsPost
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FACTS: Only 25% of recent US measles cases were vaccine refusers; there have been no US measles deaths since 2003; most of those with measles have been adults/ CDC
A few facts about measles need to be told. Measles is not rapidly expanding in the US or internationally, and CDC says the rate of vaccination for measles has been stable since 1994. (However, in some states, like Oregon, the number of vaccine waivers has tripled to 6% in about 10 years. In response, last March…