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As universities in the United States continue to mandate liability-free injections (COVID vaccines) for students at limited risk of contracting COVID, it becomes imperative that more public information be made available for the ingredients of these experimental vaccines. Both the EMA and the TGA have made note of fragmented RNA and smeary western blots suggesting the vaccine manufacturing process lacks fidelity and transparency. Shortly after the TGA data was released, Patel et al . (Pfizer) published a paper attempting to defuse these concerns. Jessica Rose has covered this topic here.

Informed consent cannot be obtained with poorly characterized therapeutics.

We are now entering the third year of COVID and its has become increasingly clear which demographics are at risk. The student age group (under 25) has repeatedly been shown to have very low risk of COVID yet the vaccine induced adverse events for students in this age bracket is higher than any vaccine ever administered. Krug et al. observed a risk of 1:6250 risk for myo/pericarditis in 16-17 year olds ( Krug et al).

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As universities in the United States continue to mandate liability-free injections (COVID vaccines) for students at limited risk of contracting COVID, it becomes imperative that more public information be made available for the ingredients of these experimental vaccines. Both the EMA and the TGA have made note of fragmented RNA and smeary western blots suggesting the vaccine manufacturing process lacks fidelity and transparency. Shortly after the TGA data was released, Patel et al . (Pfizer) published a paper attempting to defuse these concerns. Jessica Rose has covered this topic here.

Informed consent cannot be obtained with poorly characterized therapeutics.

We are now entering the third year of COVID and its has become increasingly clear which demographics are at risk. The student age group (under 25) has repeatedly been shown to have very low risk of COVID yet the vaccine induced adverse events for students in this age bracket is higher than any vaccine ever administered. Krug et al. observed a risk of 1:6250 risk for myo/pericarditis in 16-17 year olds ( Krug et al).
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