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Limited batch quantity allocated for use in Pfizer Australia employee vaccination program

Jessica Rose
Jan 25
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I would to like to draw your attention to here. This is the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) of Australia’s website. A government website. In this link, you will find a page with information about the batch release assessment process for COVID-19 vaccines in Australia.

TGA Laboratories have been performing batch release and testing on all batches of COVID-19 vaccines that have been supplied in Australia. Batch release assessment is a critical part of the regulatory oversight of vaccine quality. It is especially important for vaccines that are provisionally approved, such as COVID-19 vaccines.

The information available covers all COVID-19 vaccines including the Australian manufactured AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine.

The table of information will be regulary updated as additional batches are assessed.

Very professional typo in the word ‘regularly’.

There is a special list of batches or VAX LOTs in the Table that have a funny little paragraph written beside them that goes like this:

Not tested. OCABR Reviewed. Limited batch quantity allocated for use in Pfizer Australia employee vaccination program.

So. Many. Questions.

Here’s the list of VAX LOTs that qualify:

  1. FA4598

  2. FA7338

  3. FA7812

  4. FC3558

  5. FC8736

  6. FD0927

  7. FE5029

  8. FF0884

None of these appear in VAERS. Why would they? Below is a screenshot of the Table where you can find these ‘special VAX LOTs’. This sure does seem supportive of my idea (that I had a year ago) that at least 1/3 of all all the Pfizer batches placebo. It would explain a lot in Israel.

If anyone has more information on this, let me know.

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Dr Mike Yeadon
Jan 25

What a bizarre arrangement. Hard to think of a legitimate reason why any group should only receive material from an isolated batch.

Plenty of illegitimate reasons come to mind.

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Vidalia
Jan 25

I think the point being made by Jessica Rose is that the elites and their bureaucrats are possibly not being injected with the not-at-all-proven-safe mRNA concoction. A sensible conjecture. After all, those who rule can't be guinea pigs in this worldwide experiment. This possibility has occurred to me several times over the last year, but this is the first hint that it might actually be true.

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