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“If Pfizer begins to advertise its vaccine, which received FDA approval earlier this year, it will have to follow regulations and list side effects.”
And speaking of newborns, the data concerning immune imprinting demonstrate that vaccinating very young children with a genetic vaccine that expresses a spike antigen from a virus that has not been circulating for a very long time (with the consequent immune imprinting) is either malevolence or madness—or both.
scientist told me that he scheduled the meeting as assigned and presented his rock-solid data to Dr. Fauci. He was then informed by Dr. Fauci that US policy is to control influenza in the USA with vaccines, not therapeutics. End of story. No funding or support available for future work. Therefore, NIAID had no interest in pursuing Vitamin D3 as a prophylactic for respiratory diseases, such as influenza, and the DoD dropped the follow-up. That means that over fifteen years ago, Dr. Fauci had already set the policies that informed the US government’s present response to the COVIDcrisis.
the Food and Drugs Act states that, “no person shall label, package, treat, process, sell or advertise any drug in a manner that is false, misleading or deceptive or is likely to create an erroneous impression regarding its composition, merit or safety.” Since the terms and any proposed indication of unlicensed healthcare products have not been established, advertising such products is not permitted [341].
According to MintPress News, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation donated at least $319 million to fund media projects at hundreds of organizations including CNN, NBC, NPR, PBS and The Atlantic, raising questions about those news outlets’ ability to report objectively on Gates and his work [352].
The TNI is basically a treaty management organization managed by the British Broadcasting Corporation, and the corporate media consortium bound together by the TNI agreements uses advocacy journalism to control content of news media
Dr. Paul Marik once lamented to me that he once had a quiet life, would come home from work and read the New York Times thinking nothing of his acceptance of all that was written, but now he could not even stand to look at that paper.
