If, now that there is an FDA-approved ChinCOVID vaccine, you are considering getting the jab, please take careful note of what you get injected with. If you read the approval notice carefully, you’ll see that the FDA did something very strange.
The FDA approved the Pfizer Comirnaty vaccine. It is based on the Pfizer-BioNTech pseudo-vaccine that has an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). But they left the EUA in place, and said that the EUA version can be used interchangeably with Comirnaty. Which one you let them stick into your arm affects you legally.
If you receive approved Comirnaty and have an adverse reaction, you can might be able to sue Pfizer, depending on circumstances. (Edited: see S’ comment below.)
If you knowingly let them stick you with the EUA Pfizer-BioNTech and have an adverse reaction, you voluntarily accepted an experimental drug and you cannot sue Pfizer. (Don’t believe the leftstream media telling you that it not experimental. The FDA says it is; that’s what EUA means.)
If you asked for Comirnaty, and discover your provider jabbed you with Pfizer-BioNTech, see a lawyer about suing the living shit out of your provider.
Attention Lawyers: I foresee a huge “wrong vax” market opening up. Start drafting filing templates.
Attention Healthcare Providers: Start lawyering up now.
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