FDA OKs mixing COVID vaccines; backs Moderna, J&J boosters

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5 thoughts on “FDA OKs mixing COVID vaccines; backs Moderna, J&J boosters

    1. You sound a little crazy with all your Satan talk regarding vaccines. Maybe Satan has taken over you?

  1. This only PROVES that the government is up to something not so good. “Mixing vaccines?” and okaying boosters that are TOTALLY UNTESTED and boosters that are likewise untested. How can the FDA approve anything that could be harmful? The FDA is supposed to be protecting and looking out for the health and welfare of the citizens of this country. This would seem to be the exact opposite of that. Vaccines for children that don’t need them and approving vaccines that are totally untested and approving boosters to those that are also completely untested. When Robert Redfield, the former head of the CDC tells us that over the last 30 days that 40% of people that died in the state of Maryland were fully vaccinated and similar numbers are appearing everywhere, why on earth would people be rushing out to get vaccinated or get boosters or indeed ever believe ANYTHING the government ever says about ANYTHING. They have lost any semblance of honesty or credibility.

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