
Previously, medical lead of the WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Document Investigations, Dr Chris Flowers MD has written many of the reports published in the latest publication. Pandemic Investigation Project
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Citation:
Kunadhasan, J., Clark, ED., et al., 2026. Sudden Unexpected Death in the Pfizer BNT162b2 Trial: A Pharmacovigilance Failure. Medical Research Archives, [online] 14(8)
Abstract:
Objective: To characterize the Sudden Unexpecte...
Former Conservative MP, Andrew Bridgen, is handed a copy of our book, the Pfizer Papers, during part of his speaking tour in the south-west of England.
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Yes, it happened. The UK Inquiry has dropped, but as expected it is nothing more than a limited hangout.
A limited hangout is a controlled disclosure of information. It’s a public relations or intell...
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Retired academic radiologist, Author and Journal Reviewer. Seeker of medical truth. Formerly Medical Lead of the WarRoom/DailyClout Pfizer Document Investigations. The work continues with the remaining WarRoom Posse volunteers.
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