NIH going to push Booster$ despite FDA decision

[sd_shooter]

NIH is taking matters into their own hands. We have enough redundant bureacracies in this country - if one fails in the globalist mission, another is ready to fill in.

https://www.infowars.com/posts/nih-director-claims-booster-shots-to-be-expanded-despite-fda-advisers-voting-them-down/

If 'science' from one agency didn't make the policy stick, keep searching for another agency to manufacture more 'science.'

[Dan_Eastvale]

Recognize that my judgement is better than theirs! Because it's consistent and has kept me healthy these last 18 months.

[stix213]

Approval by the FDA advisory council is not required for the FDA to authorize the boosters. You'll get a good idea if the boosters are about health and safety or just getting more vax pumped into the willing if the booster plan goes ahead this week anyway.

They clearly don't have the science on their side. Pfizer only did a short 300 person study on boosters, which makes the study pretty much useless to catch problems which happen to less than 1% of recipients almost immediately. The FDA advisory council's position basically was go actually do the science and then come back to us.

[Hateca]

It’s not been about science for a long time. Follow the money and power.