Vaccine Controversies - ? COVID-19?

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The medical, political, and economic push is on to release a COVID-19 vaccine by Fall, 2020. This will be a phenomenally “rushed” vaccine. But, will it be both safe and effective when released?

Here is a link to a website that is skeptical about the safety and effectiveness of many vaccines already in use.

I do not agree with all of the controversial information presented, but I encourage readers to look at it, and decide for themselves if it contains any validity.

Vaccination, especially worldwide vaccination, holds the temptation of huge profits for big pharma and their investors.

http://www.chiropractic.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/1200-studies-The-Truth-Will-Prevail-3.pdf
 
Vaccination, especially worldwide vaccination, holds the temptation of huge profits for big pharma and their investors.
I doubt it. It’ll probably be more about recognition. The first company to develop an effective vaccine may become a well known name. But I doubt that they will profit financially all that much from it. That’s just my opinion.
 
This will be a phenomenally “rushed” vaccine.
From what I’ve read, the developers are not cutting corners. They are adhering to the established standards for testing the vaccine’s safety and efficacy.

One way that some companies are rushing without compromising safety is that they are gearing up production at the same time as they are testing. This is financially risky because the investment in production will be wasted if the vaccine doesn’t test well. This tells me that profit is not their prime motive.
 
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Your PDF is too long, 500± pages! I only got several pages in, and thus far it looks like a typical old anti-vax hit job, newly adapted to covid-19. I’m not going to read more.
 
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Your PDF is too long, 500± pages! I only got several pages in, and thus far it looks like a typical old anti-vax hit job, newly adapted to covid-19. I’m not going to read more.
It’s a free country (for now, anyway). Stop reading anytime you like. Won’t offend me.

As stated in the OP, the material is controversial. Make what you will (or won’t) of it.

P.S.: No manufacturer ever admits to cutting corners. That discourages sales and creates product liability. How about Toyota proceeding with defective automobile accelerators they knew about? How about dangerous Takata airbags, installed in millions of cars?
 
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