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Pfizer admits that there are NO FDA-approved vaccines at all...even Comirnaty.
Same. My wife got it secretly even after everything I told her.
There was no point in her taking it as a healthy 38 year old woman though.
Those are CDC numbers?
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I have been told my DoD medical personnel on Oahu that DoD is relabeling the Pfizer EUA product as "Comirnaty" to get around USG law that .mil cannot be forced to take unlicensed vaccines. If true, this is yet more illegal fraud by the "Brandon" team which should be prosecuted.
11/30/21
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Federal Judge Rejects DOD Claim That Pfizer EUA and Comirnaty Vaccines Are ‘Interchangeable’
A federal district court judge rejected a claim by the U.S. Department of Defense that the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine being administered under Emergency Use Authorization is interchangeable with Pfizer’s fully licensed Comirnaty vaccine.
I have been told my DoD medical personnel on Oahu that DoD is relabeling the Pfizer EUA product as "Comirnaty" to get around USG law that .mil cannot be forced to take unlicensed vaccines. If true, this is yet more illegal fraud by the "Brandon" team which should be prosecuted.
Patrick saysI have been told my DoD medical personnel on Oahu that DoD is relabeling the Pfizer EUA product as "Comirnaty" to get around USG law that .mil cannot be forced to take unlicensed vaccines. If true, this is yet more illegal fraud by the "Brandon" team which should be prosecuted.
That should mean that these college presidents who forced the students to take the jab or be disenrolled are now liable for any vax injuries.
It was celebrated as a cause for national relief, and many Americans arrived at their local pharmacies under the impression, via government and pharmaceutical propaganda, that they were receiving an FDA-approved COVID vaccine. Yet that legally distinct product, as we know it, never existed. And now we know, via Pfizer, that it will never exist.
For the uninitiated:
Comirnaty is a legally distinct product from the emergency use authorization (EUA) shots, and It has never made its way to market. For months on end, no such vaccine has ever become available. Those who received the “Pfizer shot(s)” have been injected with the emergency use authorization (EUA) version of the shots.
So why does the Wikipedia page say that there is? And why is that page locked against edits?
The formulation was approved for distribution under license for the first two doses only, ages 16 and up, but it’s being distributed as an EUA product. Got that? The substance, its storage, preparation and administration are the same between the EUA and licensed versions. The main difference is the packaging. Also the licensed stuff doesn’t need the emergency declaration to be in effect to be distributed.
They’re not withholding some safer, more effective vaccine. The PREP act would shield the manufacturer against liability for injury even in the case of licensed Comirnaty, so it’s not to avoid liability, or is it?
Pfizer probably risks something by distributing it under license at this time but I’m not sure what. Maybe they’re just protecting themselves in case the emergency declaration gets canceled, PREP act protection disappears and they get sued. Or maybe they could somehow be sued for violating the terms of the license for something that the PREP ...
Does Comirnaty protect against asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection (i.e. the individual is infected with SARS-CoV-2, but does not have signs or symptoms of COVID-19)?
It is not known if Comirnaty protects against asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection.
If a person has received Comirnaty, will the vaccine protect against transmission of SARS-CoV-2 from individuals who are infected despite vaccination?
Most vaccines that protect from viral illnesses also reduce transmission of the virus that causes the disease by those who are vaccinated. While it is hoped this will be the case, the scientific community does not yet know if Comirnaty will reduce such transmission.
One year later: How the Biden Admin, Big Tech, and Pfizer fooled Americans into taking "FDA approved" COVID vaccines that never actually existed
The American government engaged in a pharmaceutical sales campaign, based on polling data, to trick its own citizens into taking a shot that they thought was FDA approved. However, everyone in America was being injected with — and continue to take — the legally distinct emergency use authorization (EUA) version of the shot. The FDA approved Comirnaty shot has never become available to the American public in the United States. ...
Finally, in June, as reported in The Dossier, Pfizer acknowledged in quiet filings to the CDC that they would never produce the FDA approved version of Comirnaty that was authorized on August 23, 2021. ...
Now, as the one year anniversary for the FDA approval of Comirnaty approaches, we are left with more questions than answers. The Biden Administration, Big Pharma, and Big Tech teamed up to fool Americans into taking a shot that they thought was FDA approved, but it turns out, that shot never actually existed, and will never exist.
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