(PresidentialInsider.com)- Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is demanding answers from the Pentagon, the FDA, and the CDC after several whistleblowers raised concerns about the provenance of some of the Comirnaty-labeled COVID vaccines shipped to US military bases.
Last Monday, nine officers from all military branches submitted a whistleblower report to Congress about a lot number of COVID vaccines found at Coast Guard medical clinics.
Although the vaccines were labeled as Pfizer’s, the vials in the lot don’t appear to have been manufactured in Belgium as is legally required in the FDA approval letter. Instead, the batch of vaccines is under a lot number which appears on the CDC’s database listing the lot number of Emergency Use Authorization rather than fully approved vaccines.
The US military’s vaccine mandate only allows for the vaccine fully approved by the FDA and not the vaccines under emergency use authorization.
According to one of the whistleblowers, an officer in the Coast Guard who was denied his request for a religious exemption, the Coast Guard gave him five days to comply with the vaccine mandate after the wrong vaccine was delivered to the medical clinic at his base.
In his letter to the DOD, FDA, and CDC on Thursday, Senator Johnson demanded to know where the vaccine lot delivered to military medical clinics had been manufactured and why the Comirnaty-labeled vaccine is listed on the CDC database as being the one under emergency use authorization instead of full FDA approval.
He also wanted to know why a vaccine with only emergency use authorization was labeled as Comirnaaty if it wasn’t.
Johnson is asking for the identifying vaccine lot numbers with Comirnaty-labels that have been distributed to US military bases and are in the CDC database.
You can read Senator Johnson’s letter HERE.
