Yes, it is unusual to require a vaccine every 6 months for a non existent pandemic.
Comparing previous vaccines to a new mRNA jab with no long term data and plenty of side effects is a non starter.
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Yes, it is unusual to require a vaccine every 6 months for a non existent pandemic.
Comparing previous vaccines to a new mRNA jab with no long term data and plenty of side effects is a non starter.
Follow the money
https://www.ute.com/video/PLHKgZuwsHPq/
Replace ute with "bit and then chute" / one word to the correct uncensored link.
Says it all:
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It used to take 4-5 yrs to normally bring a vaccine to approval, through many years of trials, etc. Since Pfizer decided the world population will be used to trail this vaccine, that meme is actually pretty close to reality.
Boosters every 6 months until they get enough data to finally get approval for it's use outside a 'health emergency'.
CONTROL, CONTROL, CONTROL...is the purpose and I have said it since day one.
More on the subject of booster shots.
https://rumble.com/vpmjvv-booster-shots.html