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Vaccine FAILURE, on every level.

I almost had the opportunity to lose 25% of my revenue due to vaccine requirements. A large medical (I won't say health system) system was going to require us to get the jab as soon as the FDA approved it.

I told my contact it wasn't happening and we would walk. Talked to a few of my competitors that also provide services for this system, they had told us the same thing.

Contact said "they better provide an exemption, we need our lots plowed" which told me that the others had already informed him they wouldn't be following their requirement. Sent an email to this guy's boss, 4 hours later we had the exemption.

Really didn't care if I lost it.

My wife ran into one of the crazies at one of the locations we service. She was outside, planting flowers. Woman started yelling at her because she wasn't wearing a mask. She didn't even try to reason with this idiot.
 
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FleshEater said:
12 years…to insure safety and efficacy.

That’s Trumps biggest downfall. Never admitting to bad decisions.
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And he made a lot of those in 2020.

It does surprise me that he seems completely ignorant to what his base thinks about those vaccines. Even democrats have stopped bragging about those.
 
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Provience said:
Trump wasn't the vaccine passport, vaccine mandate or even the mask mandate guy though. Lots of fuzzy history equating those there
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I was going to say that. He generally let the states decide. I do think the feds should have stepped in over mass mail-in ballots.

Also really fucking weird those still exist. I must have missed where congress changed the law.
 
Good news and bad news.

Good news: The CDC has released, under FOIA, it's 148 page study on the effects of Mycard suffered post injection.
Bad news: All 148 pages are blank.


Good news: Australia has released a 74 page study on batch testing for vaccine lots.
Bad news: 60 pages are all black.
 
Ebs said:
Throughout the past 4 years how could anyone trust the gov on anything. Election, covid, gov controlled media, gov censored media, politicized fbi/ justice dept, Ukraine, border policies, etc. Jan 6 should be a regular thing at this rate.
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The only ones that trust the government are those getting a check from the government.

GOV Employees
Military
Welfare Fucks
GOV funded researchers
 
Ebs said:
Jan 6 should be a regular thing at this rate.
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what, daily psyops to keep the people thinking that something positive is happening while in reality the fuckening is only accelerated?

Hate to break it to you, but that's what 'the new normal' was that we were promised.
 
Jessica Sutta, Former Pussycat Dolls Member: ‘I Was Severely Injured’ by the Shot [FULL EPISODE] - YouTube
 
JD Mark said:
Weird...because some of the stuff I'm reading it's looking like those vaccines are CAUSING cancer.

But even if they aren't he needs to get off his high horse. They didn't do shit to save us from Covid. Herd immunity did.
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Unfortunately for Trump at the time of the scamdemic all the bogus mueller and impeachment bs if he went too far against the narrative just think the field day the media would of had...had he not acted perfect catch22 of gov media complex bs. That goes for any conspiracy theorists 😉

So getting back to the approval process of pharmaceuticals parts...the process has been in place for awhile where they can be fast tracked if elements of a new drug are comprised with previous ones that have been approved. Now the fda can essentially fast track mrna with anything.

Case in point...

Repurposing FDA-approved pharmaceuticals: The development of Nuedexta

High-throughput screening of chemical libraries is traditionally utilized to identify potential drug candidates. A time-saving alternative to this resource-intensive process is to find new uses for existing drugs. The development of Nuedexta, a combination of dextromethorphan and quinidine, is an early example of this strategy. What initially began as a search for a drug that would inhibit excitotoxicity, thought to be an etiologic factor in stroke and neurodegenerative diseases, ultimately proved to be a potent symptomatic treatment for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and kindred disorders. The basis for these unexpected results have led to renewed interest in the development of pharmacologic agents that target sigma receptors which preferentially decorate neurons in the brainstem and cerebellum. The story of Nuedexta, detailed herein, is a blueprint for drug discovery, complete with moments of inspiration and persistence in the face of doubt.


 
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