The Clincal Trials Are Still Ongoing
Research for COVID Vaccines Will Take Over a Decade
The Clincal Trials Are Still Ongoing
Time Needed for Adequate R&D
Consider how long it normally takes for a vaccine to go from beginning of research and development to being injected into people post-clinical trials. A publication from 2018 described three different vaccine ‘archetypes’ based upon multiple criteria. The ‘archetype’ which the Covid-19 “vaccines” fall into is ‘unprecedented’ as, at the outset of research and development of each, they were all intended to prevent an illness for which no vaccine was yet extant. The mRNA injections further qualify as ‘unprecedented’ for their application of a novel technological approach. ‘Unprecedented’ vaccines take an average of 13 years to launch and require 243.9 vaccine projects to begin R&D to produce just one successful ‘unprecedented’ vaccine that ends up in public arms; that is to say, much less than 1% of ‘unprecedented’ vaccine products are ultimately successful. How is it possible every unprecedented Covid-19 "vaccine" has been successful in such a short amount of time?
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