FDA Official's Dismissal of Vaccine Injuries Raises Concern
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Posted 7 days ago
In a disheartening revelation, recent recordings have surfaced revealing that the FDA’s top vaccine official, Peter Marks, showed a disturbing lack of concern for individuals suffering from severe adverse effects related to COVID-19 vaccinations.
Secretly recorded meetings indicate that Marks consistently dismissed requests from vaccine injury advocates, including REACT19 founder Brianne Dressen, to take these injuries seriously.
For nearly two years, Dressen implored Marks to acknowledge and treat the traumatic health effects experienced by numerous vaccine recipients, including neurological issues that could lead to long-term disabilities.
Despite her urgent appeals, the FDA official failed to engage meaningfully, instead opting to downplay severe complications as mere "anxiety."
This negligence raises serious questions about the agency's commitment to public health and safety, especially given Marks' prominent role in steering the nation’s COVID-19 vaccine strategy.
Wisconsin Republican Senator Ron Johnson is already advocating for a review of Marks' practices, highlighting his intention to eliminate the legal immunity enjoyed by vaccine manufacturers—a step towards holding them accountable for adverse outcomes.
The mocking dismissal noted in the recordings is shedding light on a troubling trend where public health officials prioritize bureaucratic oversight over genuine patient welfare.
Critics argue that this negligence not only jeopardizes the health of vulnerable Americans but also erodes public trust in federal health agencies, which should operate with transparency and accountability.
As new leadership takes the helm at the FDA, following Marks' abrupt resignation, many Americans are left wondering whether this change will lead to a more responsible approach toward vaccine safety and oversight.
The implications of these recordings extend far beyond individual cases; they signify a potential catalyst for reform in how medical injuries are managed and, more importantly, how government entities respond to the citizens they are sworn to protect.
In a nation where personal health choices are increasingly scrutinized, the lack of accountability displayed by those in power should send chills down the spines of every American.
As discussions around vaccine policy continue, one thing is clear: trust in our health agencies will only be restored if they commit to prioritizing the health of the people over bureaucratic ambitions.
Sources:
uncanceled.news
worldtribune.com
rumble.com
Secretly recorded meetings indicate that Marks consistently dismissed requests from vaccine injury advocates, including REACT19 founder Brianne Dressen, to take these injuries seriously.
For nearly two years, Dressen implored Marks to acknowledge and treat the traumatic health effects experienced by numerous vaccine recipients, including neurological issues that could lead to long-term disabilities.
Despite her urgent appeals, the FDA official failed to engage meaningfully, instead opting to downplay severe complications as mere "anxiety."
This negligence raises serious questions about the agency's commitment to public health and safety, especially given Marks' prominent role in steering the nation’s COVID-19 vaccine strategy.
Wisconsin Republican Senator Ron Johnson is already advocating for a review of Marks' practices, highlighting his intention to eliminate the legal immunity enjoyed by vaccine manufacturers—a step towards holding them accountable for adverse outcomes.
The mocking dismissal noted in the recordings is shedding light on a troubling trend where public health officials prioritize bureaucratic oversight over genuine patient welfare.
Critics argue that this negligence not only jeopardizes the health of vulnerable Americans but also erodes public trust in federal health agencies, which should operate with transparency and accountability.
As new leadership takes the helm at the FDA, following Marks' abrupt resignation, many Americans are left wondering whether this change will lead to a more responsible approach toward vaccine safety and oversight.
The implications of these recordings extend far beyond individual cases; they signify a potential catalyst for reform in how medical injuries are managed and, more importantly, how government entities respond to the citizens they are sworn to protect.
In a nation where personal health choices are increasingly scrutinized, the lack of accountability displayed by those in power should send chills down the spines of every American.
As discussions around vaccine policy continue, one thing is clear: trust in our health agencies will only be restored if they commit to prioritizing the health of the people over bureaucratic ambitions.
Sources:
uncanceled.news
worldtribune.com
rumble.com
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