Researchers have been trying for years to develop mRNA vaccines/therapies — none have made it past the approval process.
What is different about these mRNA vaccines?
They have not made it through the approval process either. They just have emergency approval.
What is different about these mRNA vaccines?
They have not made it through the approval process either. They just have emergency approval.
You wonder - are they hoping that the Emergency Use will make it easier to get regular approval, that if the "vaccine" is attached to a "pandemic" then it will be easier to move along?
There are a multitude of unanswered questions about the experimental nature of these "vaccines." And the absolute creepiness of the mindset that we should not be asking any questions!
Once the first mRNA "therapy" gets full approval for use in humans, then the floodgates will open. There are hundreds more in developmental stages - and not just for covid.
Unfortunately I'm of the mindset that if they are going to this much trouble to legitimize something that's really unknown at this point, that they are bypassing what have been for decades normal protocols, then there can't be much good to come of it.