The Stunning Hypocrisy of Our Regulatory Agencies

Stainless steel refrigerators recalled, but not vaccines

Five days ago, on April 14, the U.S. Product Safety Commission announced that over 155,000 stainless steel refrigerators, manufactured by General Electric, were being recalled.

The safety issue with these refrigerators is that some of their freezer door handles are faulty, detaching when you pull on them to open the freezer.

This freezer door defect has led to 71 filed complaints, which include 37 reports of injuries. Of the reported injuries, there have been 3 serious falls.

Wall Bed Recall

Then there are the wall beds. On April 7 the same regulatory agency, U.S. Product Safety Commission, announced that about 129,000 wall beds were being recalled.

These Bestar beds, which were sold online via Amazon, Costco, Cymax, and Wayfair, can become detached from the wall and hit people.

Bestar, the furniture company that makes the beds, has received 60 reports of injuries. In one incident a 79-year-old woman suffered a spinal injury after her bed fell on her. She died.

Not So Lucky Charms

In a move that has made national headlines, The United States Food and Drug Administration is now investigating whether Lucky Charms cereal is making people sick.

The FDA says it has received over a hundred complaints from people who have experienced diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting after eating Lucky Charms.

“The Food and Drug Administration is responsible for protecting the public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of human and veterinary drugs, biological products, and medical devices…” this regulatory agency explains on their site.

By getting to the bottom of why the cereal seems to be making so many people sick, this regulatory agency is stepping up to fulfill that mission

Three Thousand People Report Nausea, Vomiting, and More

The FDA may be paying attention because of the three thousand more reports of people falling ill after eating Lucky Charms. These have been posted on iwaspoisoned.com, a user-friendly consumer protection site for people to share real-time experiences with food poisoning or bad eating experiences.

“This real time information is shared by consumers, food authorities, restaurants, and industry with one aim—to make eating a safer experience. By aggregating and analyzing citizen-submitted data, our site prevents food poisoning outbreaks, reduces risks, and creates better outcomes for restaurants, shareholders, and the public,” iwaspoisoned.com explains on their site.

Headlines About Refrigerators, Wall Beds, and Cereal, Crickets About Vaccines?

I am glad to see the U.S. Product Safety Commission and the FDA paying attention to the dangers of fancy freezers, wall beds, and sugar cereals. What shocks and dismays me, however, is the stunning hypocrisy of our regulatory agencies to acknowledge, investigate, and respond to the COVID vaccine safety signals that are flashing like puke green neon lights before our collective eyes.

You probably don’t need reminding. But in case you do, as of April 8, 2022 there have been 1,226,312 reports of adverse events following COVID vaccines to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System. VAERS is co-managed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the FDA.

Among these:

• 26,976 deaths directly following vaccination

• 149,527 hospitalizations

• 127,492 urgent care visits

• 15,110 reports of Bell’s palsy

• 13,413 reports of shingles

One million two hundred twenty-six thousand, three hundred and twelve reports of adverse events from the COVID vaccines…

but the government remains silent, no mainstream media outlets are saying a word, and the regulatory agencies announce nothing?

And we, the American people whose loved ones are being injured and even killed by COVID vaccines, also stay mum?

And many of us even exculpate the vaccines and insist the devastating health conditions we are now experiencing “would have been worse” if we hadn’t gotten the vaccine?

Nearly one year ago, molecular biologist and toxicologist, Dr. Janci Chunn Lindsay, Ph.D., called on the CDC to halt the COVID vaccine program because of the safety signals she was seeing in her research.

In January of 2022, Dr. Robert Malone, M.D./Ph.D., did an interview with Joe Rogan exposing the CDC’s conflicts of interests and explaining why he believed the vaccines, which he had himself gotten, were not safe. A congressman from Texas entered the entire transcript into the Congressional Record.

“I just don’t believe that our government would be lying to us,” a friend’s adult son said. My friend is a highly skilled medical doctor. His son has always followed his medical advice in the past. But he dismissed his father’s concerns about the COVID vaccine, got two Pfizer shots and a booster. He was calling his dad because he was—you guessed it!—sick as a dog with COVID and wanted advice on how to treat it.

We work hard. We pay our taxes. We love our country.

Our government regulatory agencies need to stop working for Big Pharma, Big Tech, and Big Money and start working for us.

Calls to Action

🔥 If you or a loved one have been injured or harmed by a COVID vaccine, report what happened to the FDA and ask them to investigate. Instructions on how to report a problem to the FDA are available on their website.

🎬 If there’s a techie reading this with internet smarts and some deep pockets, please start a website called iwashurtbyvaccines.com or iwasinjuredbyvaccines.com for consumers to report real-time and past problems with vaccines. Just be sure the site has enormous bandwidth as the number of reports will likely crash the servers in the first hour it goes live.

☎️ Contact your local journalist, your second cousin thrice removed who works in media, the cute TV anchor you used to date, or anyone else you know in the mainstream media and ask them to write a fair and balanced article on COVID vaccine safety concerns. Even Dr. Paul Offit, M.D., is raising some concerns. The mainstream media should be too.

Jennifer Margulis, Ph.D., is an award-winning investigative journalist, book author, and sought-after speaker. Her work has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and on the cover of Smithsonian Magazine. She is also a regular contributor to The Epoch Times. Learn more at her website, www.JenniferMargulis.net.