In Lytton, B.C., a small town of mostly indigenous people, the entire indigenous population was vaccinated in January and one of the town's doctors has spoken out at great cost. At first he was ignored (censored), then he was threatened, then ridiculed, and now he has been accused of fraud for speaking out and is no longer practising.
Dr. Hoffe has come out and said in interview and in an open letter to Bonnie Henry that if this "vaccine" were a treatment it would need to be approved through multiple phases of rigorous experimental human clinical trials. If it were an experiment, we would be seeing immediate halt to research (based on the prevalence and severity of injury) and it would not continue to the next phase of human trials. Most importantly, we would have to obtain voluntary informed consent to begin.
This novel pharmaceutical product is not approved, it is only "authorized for emergency use". This means that the people who take this injection are the uninformed research participants of a mass-scale human clinical trial. If anything goes wrong and we've injected most of the world with it, then we've really overloaded the healthcare system. Talk about irony!
Sign curtosey of Vaccine Choice Canada
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in North America and major Cancer research societies will not research any alternative treatments, even ones with decades of robust pre-clinical animal research to attest to both the safety and effectiveness which none of their treatments can come even close to in comparison. You can't claim any treatment is effective until it goes through human clinical trials ...unless it's a totally unnecessary government injection authorized for emergency use.
You make great points about how the state and media (if there's any difference) are forcing this onto the people in every way possible, including blatant trickery. Anything goes, when it comes to keeping people safe from themselves. :/
Authorized for permergency use!
Haha, totally! The key part of the definition emergency is that it requires haste. It's been a year and counting...it's not an emergency.