@PaulRevereRide3@SenRandPaul 2012 is two years before the beginning of his pardon period, which is 2014 onward. However, I think that there is a five-year statute of limitations for the illegality he committed there and I don’t see a way around that.
@TJMeehan1@CamillusLellis Great, thanks! Here is what Grok said: https://t.co/AQdAKsTpdx It looks like Grok drastically understated the dangers of the mRNA "vaccines" and may have overplayed the dangers of the Novavax vaccine.
@TJMeehan1@CamillusLellis Thanks. It would be great to see a chart of each way the virus can injure, each way the mRNA products can injure and each way the Novavax product can injure. It looks like Novavax would be the winner. Am I right?
@JohnGrabBurgz@AaronSiriSG When I read the post I thought of Pfizer and Moderna and Johnson & Johnson, which were the three vaccines available in the U.S. at that time. J & J was latter pulled from the market.
@MaryBowdenMD How many of the total prescriptions she was given, were filled by the same pharmacy? And did the pharmacy contact all the prescribing physicians and let them know what they all in total were prescribing for her?
@JeffClarkUS You mentioned the Rehnquist Court and Justice Kennedy. Sometimes all the Justices will agree, as they did in a 9-0 decision, written by Kennedy, that very few people ever discuss in significant detail. See my 12-part series at https://t.co/LqS9BQuLvq
@RetsefL@SenRonJohnson@RandPaul@FDA If “the adverse events following COVID-19 vaccination are so vague & unspecific that they will not likely be detected by any of the existing pharmacovigilance systems” then there is no basis for calling them safe and effective.
@C__Herridge@SenRonJohnson@SenRandPaul When you say all three of the current vaccines, that includes the no longer available Johnson & Johnson vaccine, not the currently available Novavax vaccine, which was not available in the United States until June 2022