Topic: European Medicines Agency

A report by Brian Wilson examines statements from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) regarding the long-term sustainability of COVID-19 booster shots. EMA official Marco Cavallari expressed concern that repeated vaccinations at short intervals could reduce antibody production and weaken the immune response. The report questions whether the continued push for boosters is driven by politics and profit rather than public health.

Bloomberg and the European Medicines Agency have issued warnings that repeated booster shots may weaken the human immune system. The mRNA injections are compared to heroin, creating a dependency while turning off "Killer T-cells," a process likened to how HIV attacks the body. Internal FDA and CDC scientists reportedly resigned in protest over the approval of these shots for children.