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Why would any research that poses a threat to big pharma be conducted here in the states when they and the NIH have so much to lose? I'm kind of surprised Dr. M that you would even think they'd consider it - Trust the people who have nothing to gain - and that's most likely researchers from other countries who don't benefit from big Pharma's largess. As far as this football player - if he's smart, he'll bypass the NFL doctors many of whom are there because of who they know - and seek out the best - because this is his life we are talking about - Every single day there's another story of a sudden death of a high school athlete - disgraceful - the solution is for everyone to say no to the shot. The child I know with the blood clot in the liver? Well - seems plan a and b didn't work - all they've succeeded in doing is lowering her BP - and the physicians claim she could have been born with it - - of course they'd say that. A perfectly healthy child given this shot and afterwards this blood clot. And her cousin now with myocarditis as well. I'm so disgusted with the medical profession as a whole. When parents start suing and people stop taking the booster - then this madness will end. Not before, in my opinion.

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Perhaps some deep pockets opposed to this madness might fund this important research at one of the less prestigious schools, and then hopefully the results would be published. In the meantime, Big Pharma and their minions must be destroyed. I am hoping Tom Renz is successful in his efforts. It appears as though there is incontrovertible evidence of fraud on the part of Pfizer. This may also help victims and their families may also be successful in suing Pfizer in a class action suit. This madness will end, one way or the other.

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