BREAKING: A freedom of information request to the TGA (Australian version of the FDA) just released confirms that they had no idea how to assess an mRNA therapy product.
This is damning.
@Kevin_McKernan @SenatorRennick @Double_Christ
For context I will be posting the #jikkyleaks threads in this thread.
It's a thread of threads, but they all show that the process of approval was not fit for purpose.
Yet nobody said anything. They just took the fee and rubber stamped the approval
The MHRA also failed to perform an adequate analysis of these products.
If you didn't know what you were dealing with you should not have approved the product.
Or you should have asked for help from people that did know what they were doing.
Again, I need to state that all references in this thread are either govt resources or NIH Pubmed references and constitute a public interest disclosure.
#modernagate #jikkyleaks
@chrismartenson @SenatorRennick @Jim_Jordan @Double_Christ @fynn_fan @CraigKellyMP @JamesMelville
Archived archive.is/1Qv76
Full document (4 pages)
Forgive the yellow stains, mice can be clumsy with the highlighter pen.
I'll just add this extract from TGA FOI 2183 which is available on the Aus government website here.
tga.gov.au/sites/default/…
Feel free to make your own judgement on the statement "RNA... [has] no carcinogenic potential"
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