FDA set to approve, roll out new COVID shots within the next week
The jabs are anticipated to hit the market as early as September 13.
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Articles tagged Paul Alexander
Surge in ‘severe myocarditis’ among UK infants raises ‘massive question’ about COVID jabs
There is ‘a massive question about whether or not these babies or the mums are [COVID-19] vaccinated,’ said Dr. Clare Craig.
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Stanford study: COVID death risk near zero for vast majority of people
Professor John P. A. Ioannidis of Stanford University found that the median COVID infection fatality rate was just 0.05% up to 69 years of age.
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Trump COVID official relates shocking saga of experience in DC, profound corruption of ‘Deep State’
‘President Trump has no power. He can't tell us in the bureaucracy what to do. He has none. This president has no power. None. Zero,’ Dr. Paul Alexander said he was told. ‘We run the government. President Trump runs nothing.’
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Children under 12 should not risk receiving Pfizer’s COVID vaccine, WHO says
The United States, Canada and other countries continue to give the shots despite the absence of ‘efficacy or safety data’ on the vaccines for children.
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Global health coalition calls for a ‘cease and desist’ of COVID-19 jab distribution
The declaration argues that ‘every living man and woman has a moral and legal duty to take immediate and decisive action to halt this unprecedented medical experiment.’
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Trump COVID adviser: Don’t let your kids get the jab, it’s no benefit to them or us
Dr. Paul Alexander is an expert in epidemiology currently researching COVID, the so-called vaccines, and lockdowns.
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‘The Nuremberg Code has been violated’: Prominent medical expert blasts FDAs approval of Pfizer COVID jab
'If in running the safety portion of the trial, we see that the risks are way greater than the benefits, then that's a problem,' Dr. Paul Alexander said. 'And in that case, the trial has to be stopped.'
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It’s ‘reckless’ to vaccinate children for COVID-19: Former HHS coronavirus advisor
Dr. Paul Alexander argues that current COVID vaccine safety protocols fall short, noting that children ‘could be devastated by these vaccines if something goes wrong.’
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