The problem is Australia and Canada rubber stamp FDA approval
You lob unverified claims without due diligence that foreign governments trust unverified claims without due diligence?
“Oy, Pot,” said Kettle. But choosing between two federal organizations and one random internet guy lobbing accusations, you know whom I’m choosing, like Every Bleedin’ Time? Hint: It’s gonna be the two orgs with a bunch of pros on-board.
The problem is Australia and Canada rubber stamp FDA approval even though they insist they don’t.
You lob unverified claims without due diligence that foreign governments trust unverified claims without due diligence?
“Oy, Pot,” said Kettle. But choosing between two federal organizations and one random internet guy lobbing accusations, you know whom I’m choosing, like Every Bleedin’ Time? Hint: It’s gonna be the two orgs with a bunch of pros on-board.
Aducanumab, Leqembi, Skyclarys, are three recent examples of FDA approved drugs that don’t work. In the case of Aducanumab, the Advisory committee resigned in protest, so the solution for Leqembi was to eliminate the Adcon. These drugs don’t work, and induce brain bleeds and death.
As for the pros at the FDA…
But it’s warm and quiet with one’s head up one’s ass.