According to an FDA press release, the bivalent vaccines, also referred to as "updated boosters," contain two messenger RNA (mRNA) components of the SARS-CoV-2 virus – one of the original strain of SARS-CoV-2 and the other one commonly found in the BA.4 and BA.5 lineages of the omicron variant.
McCullough, who is an advocate of early interventions against the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19), demanded an explanation from the FDA on why the said boosters were given a go despite holding no sufficient human trials. (Related: FDA approves Omicron "booster" jab before midterms without a single human test.)
"They relied only on the manufacturers, which gave animal data, showing an antibody rise in a mouse model of antibodies against a common segment of the BA.4 and BA.5 spike protein," he said. He also revealed the investigational new drug application for Pfizer was just filed on August 22 and had no review.
"They don't want the trials because they know the previous shots are killing people. And their conclusion in a peer-reviewed paper is even from the original trials. The vaccines did more harm than good in the original randomized trials. We know under court order, Pfizer had to release its dossier. The lawyer for the FDA tried to block this from Americans for 55 years.
He added that Pfizer knew about 1,223 deaths within 90 days release of its vaccine. "This is 'prima facie' evidence that the FDA is involved in a safety cover-up for Pfizer and Moderna documents.
Ben Armstrong agreed with McCullough after playing the InfoWars clip during the "Ben Armstrong Show." He said: If anyone tells you that you can get a vaccine put into your blood system shot in your arm and it will protect you from any airborne virus, they are lying or they don't know what they're talking about."
Meanwhile, the FDA said in a statement that decision to issue the EUA is based on the "totality of available evidence."
Experts told Healthline: "Given the evidence and the fact that the BA.4/5 bivalent boosters are so similar to the BA.1 boosters, there’s no question that the newly authorized bivalent vaccines are safe."
But critics are saying that it may take some time before the "immune boost of the updated vaccines" against the currently circulating omicron variants will be determined.
Until then, the public has no idea how truly safe and effective these new shots are.
Deaths caused by COVID-19 vaccines are underreported
In the InfoWars interview, McCullough also disclosed that adverse events following the COVID-19 vaccines are grossly underreported on the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).
"When someone dies or is hospitalized, unless somebody gets the vaccine card and gets a healthcare provider to make the entries into VAERS, it doesn't get reported. So large numbers of deaths after vaccines – heart attacks, myocarditis, hospitalizations – are thought to be not reported," the renowned doctor said.
In prior studies from Harvard University, the underreporting factor was roughly 100 to one.
Armstrong added that the underreporting could also be caused by deaths that take place a week or longer after taking the vaccines because health authorities would not trace it back to the shots when the death is not immediately after the jabs.
"What they're not reporting are the ones that happen seven days later. If you die a month later, they're hardly ever going to report that's linked to the vaccine. So you're gonna get skewed data here," the host said. He added that there are still people out there that have a myocarditis condition, some of them don't even know it. The vaccine gave it to them, and they're going to die at some point.
Armstrong concluded: "So, if you're using VAERS data, yeah, the only deaths of the vaccine that are being reported are the ones that are undeniable and happen immediately."
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