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VerumSerum's avatar

Especially considering independent testing in this case is not hard to do. In fact maybe independent testing of many products is a good idea. Why shouldn’t ACIP have its own lab?

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Ollie's avatar

If they're not testing, WTF are 50,000 HHS employees doing?

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Elizabeth Krispin's avatar

Collecting Paychecks.

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Bob L's avatar

I wonder if this partially explains why Tom Haviland has been unable to get the US health agencies to investigate the embalmer clots. Maybe these government scientists are in the habit of waiting in their armchairs to be spoonfed whatever testing the pharmaceutical industry is willing to provide.

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Jayne Doe's avatar

I disagree with keeping prior ACIP members and the other country's only having cognitive dissonance for not independently testing brand new experimental gene therapy products.

Remember how "we were only following orders" worked out last time?!

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Kateinhi's avatar

The vaccinated were the obvious vectors, not the unvaccinated who are getting shed on.

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Jeannette Patten's avatar

Is there a link to the entire committee meeting?

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Cruising Economist's avatar

Not only have high levels of DNA contamination been evidenced in COVID injections but unlike most other injections COVID injections include lipid nanoparticles designed to convey mRNA, hence DNA, into your cells.

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Viking's avatar

Crimes against humanity!!!!!!!!!

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Jeanine's avatar

Complicit means being involved in a crime or wrongdoing, either by actively participating, assisting, or encouraging it, or by knowingly failing to prevent it. A person is legally accountable for another's criminal actions if they are complicit in them. The term implies a partnership in crime and can carry legal consequences.

Active participation: This includes helping in planning, executing, or completing the crime. Remaining silent or failing to act when you could have stopped the crime.

Failure to act: If you know a crime is about to happen but do nothing to stop it, and you could have done something, you might be considered complicit.

Penalties: The penalties for complicity are often the same as for committing the criminal offense itself.

Sounds like the prior ACIP members to me.

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Luis Carlos's avatar

Why were we not more careful before making such a gamble on a novel technology?

Perhaps some answers here: Speed, speed, speed...

Surrogate outcomes and fast-track drug approval

https://www.navarra.es/NR/rdonlyres/5CCC313F-5A3C-409B-8623-F49A31F737EA/492374/DTB_v32n1.pdf

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Elizabeth Krispin's avatar

Perhaps an answer here - $/power, $/power, $/power

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Martin's avatar

I thought the mRNA "vaccine" was first tested in Israel, the first country to receive them.

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