Well, I think they just took care of the baby formula shortage in their own evil ways....."The claims that the vaccines were safe and effective for pregnant women were based on a study of 44 French rats, that lasted for 42 days.
In Canada, in one province, Ontario, they usually have a baseline of five or six dead babies, neonatal deaths… In one three-month period, after the province got heavily vaccinated, 86 babies died.
Pfizer “lost” hundreds of records of adverse effects"
time for the FDA to lose the revolving door, lose funding from those they're supposed to regulate, and be re-staffed with ethical people who have no previous ties to the supposedly regulated industries.
Well, I think they just took care of the baby formula shortage in their own evil ways....."The claims that the vaccines were safe and effective for pregnant women were based on a study of 44 French rats, that lasted for 42 days.
In Canada, in one province, Ontario, they usually have a baseline of five or six dead babies, neonatal deaths… In one three-month period, after the province got heavily vaccinated, 86 babies died.
Pfizer “lost” hundreds of records of adverse effects"
from Lioness of Judah Ministry Substack.....https://lionessofjudah.substack.com/p/new-pfizer-releases-more-documents?s=w
time for the FDA to lose the revolving door, lose funding from those they're supposed to regulate, and be re-staffed with ethical people who have no previous ties to the supposedly regulated industries.
Are typical annual cases of the cronobacter in infants?
According to the FDA's testimony, between 2 and 4 cases are reported each year.
Which makes the reported cases here pretty much the average.
Obviously, the Sturgis plant is not shut down every year for months at a time. Which puts a big question mark over this year's shutdown.
Guess that it is of a piece with the fires in food processor plants.
A speculation, but a disturbingly less improbable one than I want to admit.