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How do we get them to do it?

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I don't understand why it took them almost 3 years to publish this mandatory reporting. Very few doctors are going to cull through their patient records and retroactively report patient reported adverse reactions. The FDA is trying to cover it's tracks now.

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Why wasn’t miscarriage included on the Serious adverse events list?

I know of so many miscarriages!

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Someone needs to push the button on "willful misconduct" as mentioned in the PREP act. "In general, the liability immunity applies to entities and individuals involved in the development, manufacture, testing, distribution, administration, and use of medical countermeasures described in a Declaration. The only statutory exception to this immunity is for actions or failures to act that constitute willful misconduct." https://www.phe.gov/Preparedness/legal/prepact/Pages/prepqa.aspx

We have reached willful misconduct on many levels that go beyond the legal requirement to report adverse reactions. They are injecting product that admittedly is causing more harm than good.

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I see a couple of issues with this "mandatory reporting":

First, it is likely that pharmacists are administering a good portion of the shots. What happens when your injury isn't apparent until a day or more later? The vaccine provider, i.e. the pharmacist, is out of the picture. The healthcare provider you see about the injury did not administer the shot and is technically not required to report. Ethically/morally required to report is another issue...

Second, "events" must also be reported to Pfizer, who must also report to the FDA. 😹😹😹 Can we really trust this is even happening?

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Not a vaccine. Poor word choice. If we can’t free ourselves from fascists’ language, we will never be free again.

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WHO IS ACCOUNTABLE?

For the millions of vaccines that were administered in stadiums, universities, big box stores, grocery store pharmacies, local clinics, etc, who is responsible for following up with the patient, collecting the information on the adverse events, and making sure whoever administered HAS the info to report ?

The pharmacist in charge of the pharmacy that administered the shot? The nurses who were contracted to go to the stadiums and clinics? The volunteers? WHO? What if nobody told them that there WAS an adverse event hours or days later?

So then who? Med Express? The Telemed doctor who thought it was just anxiety? The ER staff who saw the patient hours, days, or weeks later? But what if they never asked if or when the patient was vaccinated? How would they know that this was a reportable adverse event?

What about patients who just suffered home alone because all the news organizations reported that feeling like absolute HELL for several days after the vaccine is "normal" and means "the vaccine is working?"

Is it even up to the patient? What if they are unconscious, or worse, dead? What if their family doesn't even know they got the vaccine? Who reports the adverse event to whoever administered the vaccine when the patient can't talk and nobody even knows who administered the vaccine, let alone whether the patient HAD a vaccine?

And notice that it says "Vaccination providers enrolled in the federal COVID-19 Vaccination Program must report..." on page 2, but it doesn't say WHERE to report until ... wait for it ... page 42.

It's certainly fair to ask: is this massive incompetence, or was this designed to fail?

Which is worse?

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File all that under “Ain’t Happening”

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Is this required of all the "vaccines" or just Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine, Bivalent?

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Does it still take a lot of time for each report?

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