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<blockquote data-quote="Sisyphus" data-source="post: 1531447" data-attributes="member: 12616">Nevermind all that. Not one of the injections related to the killer virus is a vaccine. When I say that I mean not according to the FDA's definition. I'm not sure if it was here or somewhere else, but I read a document that the FDA issued around 2000 upon refusing a patent application for a vaccine. The reason why? Because it didn't actually prevent people from contracting the disease it was meant to vaccinate against! In the document they claimed that the chemical in question didn't meet the standard for being classified as a vaccine for the reason stated above.The director of the CDC has stated on record that these mystery injections don't prevent anyone from contracting or transmitting the evil virus. Even they only claim it reduces severity of the deadly plague and &quot;prevents hospitalizations&quot; which of course is nonsense because people decide whether or not they go to the hospital; some poison circulating in the blood doesn't take over the nervous system and make people go to the hospital the way the cordyceps fungus makes ants climb trees (see below). Unless it does...[MEDIA=youtube]XuKjBIBBAL8[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sisyphus, post: 1531447, member: 12616"] Nevermind all that. Not one of the injections related to the killer virus is a vaccine. When I say that I mean not according to the FDA's definition. I'm not sure if it was here or somewhere else, but I read a document that the FDA issued around 2000 upon refusing a patent application for a vaccine. The reason why? Because it didn't actually prevent people from contracting the disease it was meant to vaccinate against! In the document they claimed that the chemical in question didn't meet the standard for being classified as a vaccine for the reason stated above. The director of the CDC has stated on record that these mystery injections don't prevent anyone from contracting or transmitting the evil virus. Even they only claim it reduces severity of the deadly plague and "prevents hospitalizations" which of course is nonsense because people decide whether or not they go to the hospital; some poison circulating in the blood doesn't take over the nervous system and make people go to the hospital the way the cordyceps fungus makes ants climb trees (see below). Unless it does... [MEDIA=youtube]XuKjBIBBAL8[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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