Finally, after 21 months, the last of the “Pfizer documents” have been published – lots of redactions of course, massive credit to ICAN
Well, barring additional requests for redacted portions and excluded attachments, Pfizer has largely fulfilled the court ordered release of the documents it submitted to the FDA to back its C19 mRNA injection.
Here is a link to the application dated 20 November 2020:
Emergency Use Authorization for Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Review Memo (fda.gov)
And here is the Pfizer self-congratulatory statement on 11 December 2020:
Three weeks.
There hundreds of thousands of pages of documentation that it has taken 21 months to gather and release – the FDA approved it in three weeks.
I suspect that no-one involved at the authorization meeting looked at more than 100 pages – maybe only 50 pages – of those, because of the novel technology employed I doubt that any of those at that authorisation meeting understood one tenth of the content – and certainly had no concept of the completely different manufacturing process compared to the clinical trial – that was about to be employed.
Anyway, here is a link to the ICAN page announcing the last drop.
I will post the ICAN identified highlights. No doubt Naomi Wolf’s team of sleuths will have much more later on.
“Of the 51,893 pages in this final production, the following are of particular interest:
CBER Sentinel Program Sufficiency Assessment – This FDA memo specifically evaluated the ability of the Sentinel Program—“FDA’s national electronic system [used to] monitor the safety of FDA-regulated medical products”—to evaluate the risk for myocarditis and pericarditis following receipt of the Pfizer vaccine. It found:
The CBER Sentinel Program is NOT sufficient to assess the serious risks of myocarditis and pericarditis, and subclinical myocarditis associated with COMIRNATY (BNT162b2) in lieu of PMR safety studies under FDAAA. At the time of BLA approval, the data sources in the CBER Sentinel Program are not sufficient to identify the outcomes due to lack of sufficient power to assess the magnitude of risk in patients 12-30 years of age. In addition, CBER Sentinel Program is not sufficient to follow up cases for recovery status and long-term sequelae, or for identification and characterization of subclinical myocarditis cases. [Emphasis added.]
This inability of Sentinel to provide critical data is notable when one looks at the bigger picture. Federal health authorities consistently claim the COVID-19 vaccines have been subject to the most robust safety surveillance programs in history. Those programs are VAERS (which they always claim can never “prove causation” and which has numerous issues), v-safe (data which should have troubled authorities), VSD (data the public does not have access to and cannot replicate), and the Sentinel/BEST systems. When looked at individually, each of these has serious shortcomings, to say the least.
Email from the FDA CBER Review Team – This heavily redacted email from August 2021 asks Pfizer questions about its process for measuring endotoxins in the vaccine. Given the widely growing reports of DNA contamination in the vaccines, it seems FDA should have been asking many, many more questions on this topic.
Pfizer Andover Response to the Form FDA 483 – This heavily redacted document seems to be Pfizer’s response to multiple manufacturing issues identified by FDA, including batches that were flagged as problematic but nonetheless were apparently released to the public.
Pharmacovigilance Plan Review Memorandum and Addendum Memorandum – This memo and addendum issued by FDA to Pfizer discussed detailed pharmacovigilance plans for the ongoing monitoring of serious adverse events from the vaccine, including myocarditis. While it comes as no surprise that FDA found the majority of Pfizer’s monitoring plans “adequate,” FDA did have an interesting comment on vaccine-associated enhanced disease and breakthrough infections:
There are VAERS reports of deaths due to COVID-19 in patients reported to be fully vaccinated. It is expected there may be some cases of vaccination failure, especially in elderly or immunocompromised subjects. … Generally, passive surveillance and spontaneous adverse event reporting cannot be used to draw conclusions regarding vaccine effectiveness due to the lack of a control group, reporter bias, and underreporting. Severe manifestations and death from COVID-19 raise the possibility of vaccine-associated enhanced disease (VAED), which has overlapping clinical manifestations with natural SARS-CoV-2 infection, making it difficult to differentiate VAED from severe COVID-19 disease in individual VAERS reports. VAED is being assessed in a continuation of the Phase 3 clinical studies and active surveillance studies being conducted by the sponsor. [Emphasis added.]
Review Memo on Benefit-Risk Assessment of Pfizer Vaccine for Ages 16-17 Years – This FDA memo, dated September 13, 2021, evaluated the risks and benefits of the COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 16 and 17. In making its calculations, FDA, incredibly, “assumed 6-months vaccine protection … 70% vaccine efficacy against COVID-19 case, 80% vaccine efficacy against COVID-19 hospitalization” in order to conclude that, even in the “worst-case scenario,” “the benefits of BNT162b2 clearly outweigh its risks for all age and sex groups we analyzed.” As we know now, our health authorities knew full well by March 2021 that breakthrough infections were a serious problem and, yet, there is no indication that FDA acknowledged this real world efficacy data when conducting its risk-benefit analysis.
BLA Clinical Review Memorandum – This is an August 23, 2021 review memorandum by FDA clinical reviewers evaluating Pfizer’s Biologics License Application (BLA) wherein FDA remarks that the data submitted by Pfizer “exceed FDA’s expectations.” Additionally, despite having found nearly double the number of reported ischemic cardiac events and/or cardiac failure in vaccine recipients versus placebo recipients (10 versus 6), FDA concluded that the cardiac events observed were “unlikely to be related to vaccination.”
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Half a million whole-genome sequences have just escaped from lab.
As with all great escapes, somebody must have helped in the action. And not for free.
You thought you were entitled to privacy, data protection and what not. Think again.
Four famous pharmaceutical companies in cooperation with other players were paid £200 million for sequencing data from a total of 491,554 participants. Which means that your innermost lifetime secret is worth £400 or about $500. That expensive because this transaction was a retail bargain.
Referencing 3 billion sequences against “test” swabs will reduce your worth below a dime. The future possibilities of fine-tuning specific substances to interact with specific organs in specific populations has just become much more affordable. And available to anyone who is ready to act against humanity.
Now you know why covid is just a distraction, PCR is not intended for testing and mass testing did not need any logical reasons.
https://www.science.org/content/article/uk-biobank-releases-half-million-whole-genome-sequences-biomedical-research
Was this (and other similar initiatives) a reason why 75 years were requested?
Is this is a completely new level of the game?
The greatest crime in world history.