There are lots of reasons to question the FDA’s greenlighting Pfizer’s Covid vaccine

According to VAERS, 3,079 people have died after receiving the Pfizer vaccine, and nearly 3,900 have suffered a permanent disability. Many more thousands have been hospitalized with post-vaccination side effects. Think about that and then think about this “approval” of the vaccine as being “safe.” While I realize nothing is perfect, my only conclusion is that it was a political approval. The vaccine has killed and disabled an awful lot of otherwise healthy people, which doesn’t seem to me to warrant the green light it’s been given.

Previous experimental vaccines have been pulled for far fewer dangerous side effects. Normal vaccine approval is a 5-to-10-year process. We’ve accelerated the timeline because of the pandemic. Was that wise?

While I’m not a medical person or a researcher, I am guilty of exercising logic whenever I can. We still have no clear evidence that the Pfizer jab (or any of the others, for that matter) is safe in the long run.

Previous attempts at a vaccine for swine flu , for instance, were halted after causing Guillan Barre syndrome in recipients. It’s an awful disease, causing total paralysis in some. Note that it is one of the serious side effects of this vaccine, along with clotting disorders and heart disorders. All can have life-long deleterious effects.

Then, there’s the way the vaccine pushers are willfully ignoring the fact that the Delta variant infects the vaccinated and, if you read the story of the vaccinated chickens that ran on American Thinker yesterday, you’ll understand that the vaccine itself may be causing virus’s rapid transformation. The idea that a vaccine can cause a virus to mutate, and that the mutations may be worse than the original, is inescapable.

“nearly 3,900 have suffered a permanent disability. “

Just another way to get folks on the big govt dole.

Next year we’ll see it become a disability to have taken the jab.

The socialism of tomorrow, comes today.

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