by: Ethan Huff

We are told that the newest formulation of Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) "booster" shot for the "Omicron" (Moronic) subvariant is ready for public release, even though the mystery concoction has never been safety tested.

According to reports, the vaccine industry has decided to not finish testing the injections on humans before asking the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to approve them. And it appears that the FDA is fully on board with the plan.

Rather than wait to see how the jabs perform in real-life humans, the FDA is slated to just pull random data from animal research involving other jabs to issue authorization for the new covid booster jabs.

"Real world evidence from the current mRNA Covid-19 vaccines, which have been administered to millions of individuals, show us that the vaccines are safe," declared current FDA Commissioner Robert Califf in a tweet.

When pressed for further comment, the FDA pointed inquirers to Califf's tweet and Twitter page. (Related: Both the European Union and the World Health Organization have warned that covid "booster" shots are dangerous.)