You are on a panel of experts advising the CDC and FDA. Do you prefer the results from a handful of humanized mice or from 300 people?

From here:

Vaccine Disaster: Myopericarditis Rates off the Charts – 23,300 Suspected Cases Per Million! (redvoicemedia.com)

https://www.redvoicemedia.com/2022/11/vaccine-disaster-myopericarditis-rates-off-the-charts-23300-suspected-cases-per-million/

You can simply read the article, but here is a teaser.

“Their study had a total of 301 children aged 13 to 18..” did a bunch of tests THEN “gave two doses of the Pfizer vaccine, and repeated everything (the tests: Ed) afterwards.”

“Seven participants (2.33%) exhibited at least one elevated cardiac biomarker or positive lab assessments.”

That’s a rate of one in 48 or 23,300 cases per million for this elevated cardiac biomarker.

23,300 per million.

“Equally as worrying, “Cardiovascular manifestations were found in 29.24% of patients, ranging from tachycardia or palpitation to myopericarditis.”

Almost one in 3 - 292,400 cases per million.

Now compare that to the lies your FDA/CDC and their (p)syc(h)ophants promulgated

“Previously, the FDA had estimated six new cases per million. There were data from Tracy Beth Høeg, UC Davis said [253 cases] per million, and then Kaiser Permanente had an estimate of 537 per million.”

Spot the difference! Is the risk 23,300 per million as per the real world or is it SIX!!! 253 or 527 per million as per the fantasy land that thinks using a handful (8?) humanized mice is sufficient to roll-out yet another experimental concoction labelled “bivalent”.

Check out what just happened in Alberta, Canada. There is hope.

(18) Paul Mitchell on Twitter: "Breaking: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has fired the entire Alberta Health Services (AHS) Board of Directors. This was necessary." / Twitter

https://twitter.com/PaulMitchell_AB/status/1593370509177389056

Oh and by the way? About running crappy voting systems?

Berlin’s chaotic regional election must be rerun, court orders | Financial Times (ft.com)

https://www.ft.com/content/e3e08200-ed82-4ffc-93bf-39316411ebb5

Population of Berlin = 3.6 million. About the same as Connecticut, and a little bigger that Utah and Iowa.