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The Tucker/Berenson interview was excellent.
I think this is it:-
Ep. 63 When do the architects of the COVID catastrophe go on trial? We asked Alex Berenson.
The Tucker/Berenson interview was excellent.
The Democrats did not go crazy, they saw the opportunity and exploited it. (The pro-Hamas public rallies visually demonstrates how well and quickly the left can organize a massive number of people in a very short time to march in lockstep based on a false narrative.) One also has to question why the public release of the vaccine was withheld from the public until after the election? Coincidence or planned (to help the Democrats)?When COVID hit and everyone went crazy, ....
Trump was telling us what he was hearing from big pharma. But, since big pharma didn't own Trump, they decided to cater to the folks they did own and withhold the release for a month. They knew it didn't prevent COVID so what difference could it make?One also has to question why the public release of the vaccine was withheld from the public until after the election?
So you put yourself way more important than someone who collects the rubbish? What a super snobby attitude. Oh I forgot, you are a 'super'.I'll bet the rubbish collector is black. What makes you more important than him?Once it became clear that my 25 year old garbage man who worked outside in the sun and fresh air and came in contact with only two other people during his work day was going to be vaccinated before I could be, it was quite clear to me that the vaccine was more for show than for effect.
As usual, you assume the worst possible meaning of something I said. Clearly you don't understand English and are not capable of putting one thought together with another.So you put yourself way more important than someone who collects the rubbish? What a super snobby attitude.
(Drum roll). . . . . . . And the correct meaning is. . . . . . . .As usual, you assume the worst possible meaning of something I said. Clearly you don't understand English and are not capable of putting one thought together with another.
No one else has a problem Colin, only you.That may help foreigners to understand you.
If someone writes something that can be interpreted several ways, that does not indicate that the reader is 'stupid' or 'clearly doesn't understand English' - which is the insulting language you use for me. I suggest after writing a post you re-read it to avoid any misinterpretation. Simple isn't it?No one else has a problem Colin, only you.
Remember, ultimately, science is a process of discovery. The nemesis of further discovery is ironclad conclusions.
I can explain irony for you Colin but I can't understand it for you. You deliberately chose to not understand the irony that everyone else seemed to get.I suggest after writing a post you re-read it to avoid any misinterpretation. Simple isn't it?
Looks like the clergy is walking away from that now that we have a full on Communist as Pope who is now purging moderates from the ranks of the Cardinals.Oh... you mean like the Pope's infallible pronouncements?
Actually, the fix was in at the FDA and CDC. The emergency use authorization for the "vaccine" could only be approved on three conditions.. I can't remember two of them but the third was that there be NO palliative treatment available. Therefore it was imperative that the government and it's disinformation arm, the media (social, TV, cable, and print), quash every positive reference for every drug that showed even the smallest possible success in mitigating the effects of COVID. Cancel the dissenters. Follow the money, follow the jobs.However, Big Pharma couldn't let a cheap, useful drug be used when there were BILLIONS of dollars to be made on forcing folks to use their new, more expensive drug instead.
Put simply, an emergency use authorization (EUA) is a tool the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) can use to expedite the availability of medical products, including drugs and vaccines, during a public health emergency. An EUA can only be granted when no adequate, approved, available alternatives exist, and when the known and potential benefits outweigh the potential risks. An EUA also only lasts as long as the public health emergency for which it was declared.
How long, on average, does full FDA approval take compared with EUA?
According to one study, over the past decade, the FDA approved 21 vaccines, mostly for flu or meningococcus. The median clinical development period (meaning from a Phase I trial to approval) was just over 8 years, including a median FDA review period of about a year.
For comparison, the COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer-BioNTech, which was the first to receive an EUA, was under clinical development for six months before it submitted its EUA. An EUA was granted in less than a month; full approval was issued eight months later.
Nice you have time to survey all the members of AWF, which is what you must have done in your comment 'everyone else ', otherwise that's another untruth. I'm not sure Doc alone counts as 'everyone else'.You deliberately chose to not understand the irony that everyone else seemed to get.
'Words what isn't there'? Jeez, and you say I dont understand English? I can recommend a book on English grammar, you may need it.I'm sorry Colin. I cannot understand irony for you. Therefore, this conversation is senseless and non-productive which is the normal way our conversations go when you choose to read into my words what isn't there.
I dont need to.Why not just look up Irony in the dictionary?
*you'reNo, your wrong, I read into your words...