2 months? How does that make any sense???
“2 months? How does that make any sense???”
Of course it doesn’t make sense. That’s because it’s not about the vaccine it’s about CONTROL.
2 months? How does that make any sense???
Why did the VA say 2 months?
“Yes. Veteran Affairs is going to in fact require that all docs working in facilities are going to have to be vaccinated,’ Biden said, following a report quoting his Veterans Affairs secretary regarding health care workers at the VA.
115,000 staffers will have two months to get inoculated against the coronavirus, and face being fired if they do not oblige.”
The Probable answer to why 2 months:
When might the vaccines be approved?
On 16 July, FDA accepted Pfizer’s application “under priority review”—meaning it will move faster than during standard reviews, which typically take at least 10 months; the agency now has until January 2022 to review the materials.
That seems like a long time, but last week an FDA official told CNN that the decision is likely to come within 2 months. “The review … has been ongoing, is among the highest priorities of the agency, and the agency intends to complete the review far in advance of the [January] Date,” an FDA press officer confirmed to Science in a statement.
Stalling until authorization takes place...?
2 months? How does that make any sense???
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I think they are anticipating FDA approval in 2 months, until then it’s experimental, and technically illegal to coerce people into taking it.