We have been reporting this week that while the world is preoccupied with the war in the Ukraine, very damaging evidence has come out on the fraud behind Pfizer’s COVID vaccines, where the U.S. Federal Health Agencies have been hiding damaging data about serious side effects.
But in addition to these reports that are apparently being leaked to the corporate media, another story was published this week where Pfizer admitted that their COVID-19 vaccine is ineffective in children ages 5 to 11.
The FDA’s emergency use authorization for the Pfizer shots in children ages 5 to 11 has only been in effect since the end of last October, but during that short time there have been 9,226 cases reported in VAERS of vaccine injuries and deaths in these children, for a vaccine that Pfizer now admits doesn’t work for this age group.
Of course the FDA, which we showed yesterday simply rubber stamps anything that Pfizer wants, is not revoking the EUA for this age group, but the ones in government who could put a stop to this child abuse immediately by executive order are the Governors of every state.
But of course to do so would be to incur the wrath of Big Pharma and commit political suicide, so it appears that all 50 Governors, including the Red State Governors, will put their political careers ahead of protecting the children in their States from medical child abuse and attempted murder, as they refuse to go up against the Medical Cartel.
The most popular Red State Governor is Ron DeSantis of Florida, who this week made waves in the media for criticizing children for wearing masks, although allowing their parents to inject them with a dangerous vaccine that offers no benefit and might kill them, is apparently OK.
The other thing that Florida Governor DeSantis did this week was sign off on a bill that extended COVID liability protections for doctors and healthcare providers such as hospitals and nursing homes.
Giving doctors and medical facilities legal immunity from harming or killing people with COVID protocols is apparently a Republican “Conservative” issue, as only Democrats spoke out against extending this liability protection.
