Oversight?

Why was there no independent advisory board endorsing Fauci's game plan?

On Tuesday, (9/7) they announced that there will be a annual vaccine injection for combating the flu and covid type virus. They changed the definition of a vaccine to fit the experimental mRNA injection, since the injections by passes and tricks the immune system and goes directly into random cells and reprograms their cellular function.

It is not controlable and predictable as to what adverse reactions will develop. It is validated by Pfizers own data that indicates they observed over 1000 different adverse negative health issues including 38 deaths!

Current reports indicate that the injections are causing 3 to 4 times as many adverse reactions and deaths than what was predicted for the original Covid virus. They are still gas lighting the American public and the rest of the world that they are saving lives with these experimental nano drug injections that also contain graphine and hydrogel which are harmful.

The man that funded the research for the gain of function Sars 2 virus in Wuhan is also the man who decided how the release of the virus was to be approached to contain the harm. The question is:

WHY WAS THERE NOT AN OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE OF VIROLOGISTS, EPIDEMIOLOGISTS AND PHYSICIANS WHICH WERE INDEPENDENT OF THE CDC AND BIG PHARMA APPROVING THE MEDICAL DIRECTIVES OF FAUCI THAT NEGATIVELY IMPACTED SO MANY LIVES?

VAERS reporting system documents only a fraction of all who were harmed.

Fauci rules the Division of Infectious disease with an iron fist and anyone who challenged his leadership was destroyed. President Trump tried to get second opinions on the issue and hired Dr. Paul Alexander to evaluate what was transpiring. Here is how the Iron Fist destroyed Dr. Alexanders’ career.

Trump COVID official relates shocking saga of experience in DC, profound corruption of ‘Deep State’ - LifeSite (lifesitenews.com)

Only a few Congressman are speaking out on the way the CDC is run, and unless there is a ground swell of support to TRULY reorganize the CDC, it will remain captive to Big Pharma’s profit goals. It will also fulfill Fauci’s wet dream to have a pseudo vaccine to combat the flu season. Continuing to ignore that the flu peaks in February of each year because the immune system is at it’s weakest. Low blood value of Vitamin D is a major reason that it occurs in February. Very few died of the Covid if there blood value of Vitamin D was over 50 ng’s!

The Gas lighting continues with our Congressman and the following I received from Senator Kelly reciting chapter and verse how wonderfuthe CDC is doing in protecting the American Public. Here it is! Decide for yourself!

Dear Mr. Braun,

 Thank you for contacting me about COVID-19 vaccine requirements. As a former Navy pilot, combat veteran and retired NASA astronaut, it is an honor to continue my service to our country representing Arizona in the United States Senate. I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts on the issues facing our state and our country. Hearing from Arizonans helps me better serve our state, and I hope you will continue to share your perspective and suggestions. 

          Vaccines have been used to protect public health for more than two centuries. The World Health Organization estimates that immunization prevents between two and three million deaths each year around the world. Thanks to vaccinations, many highly contagious and deadly diseases like polio, smallpox, and rubella have been eradicated in the United States. Vaccines have also historically been required in environments where there is a higher risk of disease transmission, including long-term care facilities, schools, and for Americans serving in the military. As Arizona's senator, I support vaccines because they are proven to save lives.

          Since COVID-19 first arrived in the United States, more than one million Americans have tragically lost their lives after contracting the virus. The pandemic has pushed our health care system to the brink and devastated our economy. Many small businesses have had to downsize or close and hundreds of thousands of Arizonans have lost their jobs. Since being sworn into the United States Senate in early December 2020, my top priority has been working with Republicans and Democrats to get bipartisan legislation through Congress to extend relief to Arizonans impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and continue rebuilding our economy.

          In May 2020, the Trump Administration established a program called Operation Warp Speed to provide funding to expedite the development of a COVID-19 vaccine. Before a vaccine can be distributed, it must meet strict standards as established by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Many of the top COVID-19 vaccines are mRNA vaccines. This type of vaccine is proven to be safe, as it creates an antibody response without exposure to the actual virus. Researchers have been studying and working with mRNA vaccines for decades for flu, Zika, and rabies. 

(Does Senator Kelly really believe this?)

          After countless clinical trials and safety studies, the FDA granted the first authorizations for COVID-19 vaccines in December 2020. Today, individuals aged 6 months and older are eligible for certain COVID-19 vaccines, and booster shots are recommended for individuals aged 5 years and older. To date, approximately 5.3 billion people worldwide have at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, accounting for about 68 percent of the world population. In the United States, 223 million people have been fully vaccinated, or about 67.8 percent of the population. 32 percent of the population have received a booster dose.

          On March 11, 2021, the American Rescue Plan was signed into law. I proudly voted for this relief package that provided over $70 billion for COVID-19 vaccines, testing, and efforts. After spending months talking with Arizonans about their concerns and priorities, I specifically fought to include dedicated funding for essential senior services, including vaccination outreach for senior service organizations. Vaccines are a vital tool that will help us beat this virus for good. They will allow us to keep students back in the classroom safely, get our economy back on track, and resume our normal lives. Accordingly, many businesses, schools, and localities are requiring their employees to get vaccinated. Arizonans must work together to slow the spread of the virus, and actions like getting vaccinated as soon as possible will reduce infections and save lives.

              On November 4, 2021, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released a new emergency temporary standard (ETS) that applied to employers with 100 or more employees. The ETS would require these employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or wear masks in the workplace and be tested regularly for COVID-19. According to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, certain individuals would be exempted from vaccine requirements, including those with disabilities or certain medical conditions, those who are pregnant, and those with religious objections. On January 13, 2022, the Supreme Court of the United States blocked this workplace vaccine requirement. That same day, a similar requirement from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) requiring health care workers at CMS-funded facilities to be vaccinated against COVID-19 was upheld by the Supreme Court. On January 26, 2022, OSHA withdrew its vaccination and testing ETS. Although OSHA withdrew the ETS as an enforceable emergency temporary standard, the agency will uphold the ETS as a proposed rule. OSHA plans to finalize a permanent COVID-19 Healthcare Standard, and continues to recommend that workers get vaccinated. Similarly, President Biden has called on states businesses to voluntarily implement vaccine requirements.

(Why are they pushing so hard to continue this medical fiasco?)

          Many Arizonans are rightly frustrated, both by the ways the virus has disrupted daily life and by Washington’s initial failure to plan for and quickly distribute the coronavirus vaccine. I’ve put together a COVID-19 Working Group made up of public health experts from across Arizona to discuss the issues with vaccine distribution, as well as other challenges we face with the pandemic. In the past months, I’ve spoken with dozens of mayors, from Winslow to Yuma, about how vaccine distribution is progressing in communities across our state. I’ve taken what I’ve heard and am working with Republicans and Democrats in the Senate, and the Biden Administration, to improve vaccine distribution. As Arizona's senator, I will continue working in the U.S. Senate to protect Arizonans from this virus. 

          Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this issue, and I hope you will continue to contact my office with any future comments or questions. I'm committed to being transparent and accountable with all Arizonans, which is why I release my official Senate schedule at kelly.senate.gov. There you can also sign up for my newsletter, receive assistance with a federal agency and learn more about my work as Arizona's senator.

Sincerely,

Mark Kelly
United States Senator