DeSantis will hold pharmacy industry accountable for misleading about safety of Covid vaccine

 The Lid:

Governor Ron DeSantis said that Florida will “take the lead” in holding vaccine manufacturers for misleading the public about the safety of the COVID jabs.

The Governor made the comments on Saturday at a Republican Party of Florida (RPOF) event at the Florida Governor’s mansion.

DeSantis said that he will be working with Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo “to hold these manufacturers accountable for this mRNA [shot] because they said there were no side effects, and we know there have been a lot.”

“We did a study in Florida and saw an 86 percent increase in cardiac-related activity in people ages 18 to 39 from mRNA shots. So we’re going to be doing some stuff to bring accountability there,” DeSantis told the group.

He also said that Florida was one of the few areas that pushed against vaccine mandates and will continue to do so.
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The Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) provides a liability shield for vaccine manufacturers — but not if the test results were fraudulently produced.

In 2021, a whistleblower came forward claiming that Pfizer cut corners in their vaccine trials and could get away with making false statements about the results because the government was complicit.
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They were wrong about both the safety and efficacy of the vaccine for many Americans.  I got Covid and had some cardiac related issues and I am well over 39 years old.

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