In previous posts, we have discussed what we call, “The Sandbox Lies” of our current crop of Western governments. What I mean by that is that we hear a steady stream of the kind of lies children might use in a sandbox to explain why a thing is or isn’t, which is an interpretation of the truth, or the correct words for the truth with a different meaning, in order to sell a lie, or evade responsibility. In this case, Trudeau might claim he never forced anyone to be vaccinated because in his cavernous head, he thinks to himself that at no point did he go up to someone and personally put a gun to his head, or in keeping with Trudeau’s real faith, put a knife to his or her throat and make them inject the vaxx. Instead, he did the following things:
Let’s see what he really did and said:
Make sure the English captions are on for the one above. A screen grab from it is below:
The US is even more blatantly sandboxing:
New Government Line of Defense on Covid Shots: We Said It, But We Didn’t MEAN It
Back at the end of January, a coalition of medical professionals asked the FDA to change the labels on the mRNA injections for Covid-19. Among other things, the Coalition Advocating for Adequately Labeled Medicines wanted the “vaccines” to be labeled with a warning that they don’t prevent infection or transmission. Here, as a PDF file, is the complete (and very long) April 18 response to that petition from Dr. Peter Marks, the director of the Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research — the office at the FDA that regulates vaccines:
If you don’t want to read all of that, the remarkably clear heart of the response is on page 12:
The vaccines are not licensed or authorized for prevention of infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus or for prevention of transmission of the virus, nor were the clinical trials supporting the approvals and authorizations designed to assess whether the vaccines prevent infection or transmission of the virus.
Now, the Coalition Advocating for Adequately Labeled Medicines based their request in good part on public claims from senior government officials like Dr. Anthony “L’État, c’est moi” Fauci and Dr. Rochelle Walensky — who said many times that the vaccines do prevent infection and transmission. You’ll find this paragraph on pg. 10 of the FDA letter:
Definitely go read the article at source.
