JayGalt wrote: “There are holes you could walk a horse through. Some approvals, some not. Approval based on inaccurate data, 91% protection which was postulated early on but is 60% or less now that variants have appeared. Check the criterion in the FDA announcement, clearly these are not met.”
Declining protection is common in vaccines and does not affect the approval. The fact that the vaccine is not fully approved for children under 15 does not affect the fact that it is fully approved for adults 16 and above.
Way to go. The next group of thalidomide babies applauds your unquestioning acceptance of doctrine.
SEN. RON JOHNSON: We do not have an FDA–approved vaccine being administered in the U.S. The FDA played a bait and switch. They approved the Comirnaty version of Pfizer drugs. It’s not available in the U.S. They even admit it. I sent them a letter three days later going ‘What are you doing?’
“What they did is they extended the emergency use authorization for the Pfizer drug vaccine that’s available in the U.S., here that’s more than 30 days later, they haven’t asked that very simple question. If you’re saying that the Pfizer drug is the same as the Comirnaty, why didn’t you provide FDA approval on that? So, there’s not an FDA-approved drug and, of course, they announced it so they could push through these mandates so that people actually think, ‘Oh, OK now these things are FDA approved.’ They are not and again, maybe they should be, but the FDA isn’t telling me why.”