8 thoughts on “Dr. Peter McCullough, Colleagues Urge RFK Jr. To Halt New mRNA Flu “Vaccine””

  1. “I hope RFK Jr. has the courage and the freedom to do the right thing.” If he doesn’t, it will speak volumes.

    No explanation for the excellent Marty Makary being booted from FDA. The venal cancerous organism seems to be winning…as you would expect. (Are you familiar with the Star Trek story line involving the Borg? The organism ruling the US empire has much in common with it; it eats or co-opts whatever is thrown at it.)

    1. I was not a Star Trek fan, J. Sobran, but I get your point which is entirely accurate. The recommendation to change the child vaccine schedule is perhaps a sign that more change is afoot. I hope so.

  2. Robt. Malone summary:
    On February 3, FDA issued a Refusal to File letter because Moderna had not compared mFLUSIVA clinically with the enhanced vaccines preferentially recommended for older Americans. CBER director Vinay Prasad personally signed the refusal, overriding career vaccine reviewers who believed the application should be reviewed. Moderna made the letter public, challenged the decision, and called for White House intervention.

    The White House intervened. FDA Commissioner Marty Makary was summoned to meet with President Trump. CNN reported that Trump berated him over the Moderna decision and that the confrontation prompted FDA’s reversal. A source close to the process told Politico that the subsequent meeting between FDA and Moderna provided the agency a way to reverse course publicly. Fourteen days after refusing the application, FDA accepted it without Moderna having performed the clinical comparison that triggered the refusal.

    Within three months, Prasad was gone. Makary was gone.

    MAHA is as dead as MAGA. The Epstein class is in the saddle.

    1. That would explain it, J. Sobran. And somehow I don’t doubt this account because Trump has had a huge blind spot about the mRNA vaccines. Unfortunately, on some issues, he has adhered tightly to a wrongful position.

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