I had considered that exact name as well. It was the first thing I renedered when I saw the name. I still think it probably has a different meaning, but it’s possible.
More important though is that comirnaty is an unavailable drug and the FDA approved an EUA extension as well as requiring a 5 year long term study. The media will report “approval” to try and persuade/convince companies to require the vxxx to work, thinking it’s now confirmed safe; but Pfizer can continue to avoid liability for the adverse reactions because the drug being injected is not approved. It’s like a bait and switch. They talk about an unavailable drug while injecting the same non-liability poison they have been.
I had considered that exact name as well. It was the first thing I renedered when I saw the name. I still think it probably has a different meaning, but it’s possible.
More important though is that comirnaty is an unavailable drug and the FDA approved an EUA extension as well as requiring a 5 year long term study. The media will report “approval” to try and persuade/convince companies to require the vxxx to work, thinking it’s now confirmed safe; but Pfizer can continue to avoid liability for the adverse reactions because the drug being injected is not approved. It’s like a bait and switch. They talk about an unavailable drug while injecting the same non-liability poison they have been.
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