FDA says two studies showing omicron boosters weren’t much better than old Covid shots were too small to come to any conclusions

“Scientists at Columbia and Harvard, in two independent studies, found the new boosters and the old shots basically performed the same against omicron BA.5, raising doubts about whether the vaccines will live up to high expectations set by the Biden administration.

Dr. Peter Marks, head of the FDA’s vaccine division, said the studies are small and subject to limitations.”

PS — Dr. Peter Marks also approved the vaccines based on studies of 8 mice

Dr. Paul Marik: 'Really Serious Complications' from Taking the Vaccine

"The spike protein is probably one of the most toxic proteins the human body has ever seen," explained Dr. Marik. "Over 80% of the adverse events are neurological — which is what makes it such a devastating disease."

Excess Deaths: Why Is the Media So Silent About This?

For the weekend of October 14th, the registered number of deaths in the UK was 14.9% above the five-year average. "Now, why isn't this being talked about?" asked Dr. John Campbell.

"On these excess deaths, you hear virtually nothing on the mainstream media. Suspicious people would become suspicious as to why they're so silent about it."

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Reminder - Justin Trudeau responds to people who didn't want to be vaccinated and lost their jobs by saying, "It was their choice, nobody was ever forcing them, and there are consequences".

Yuval Noah Harari about collapse of human cooperation...

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New study shows long term effects of COVID

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German scientists glue themselves to the street in call for climate action

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Dr. Stephanie Seneff, MIT about SARS-Cov2 spike protein causing neurodegenerative diseases...

CNBC’s Eunice Yoon joins Shep Smith to report that China may be planning to roll back its strict pandemic rules as more and more Chinese begin to question the country's zero-Covid policy.

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