FDA's fraudulent BLA Approval of Pfizer's and Moderna's Covid Shots | Sasha Latypova episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 51 MIN

FDA's fraudulent BLA Approval of Pfizer's and Moderna's Covid Shots | Sasha Latypova

from Flashlights · host Cornelia Mrose

Imagine the following: you wake up one morning to the news that the federal government declared sewage to be in compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA).  https://flashlightsproductions.substack.com/p/fdas-fraudulent-bla-approval-of-pfizers?utm_source=youtube *** It's all pretty confusing with these toxic mRNA Covid shots. At first they were under Emergency Use Authorization, then the FDA gave them BLA approval but continued to give the EUA shots for more than a year after BLA approval to most Americans. And what role does the PREP act play in all this? To quickly understand the basic concept of the BLA approval game that the FDA has played, imagine the following: you wake up one morning to the news that the federal government declared sewage to be in compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). And the EPA has confirmed that sewage complies with the agency's established health-based standards for contaminants in public drinking water. You turn on your faucet. And, sure enough, sewage comes flowing out of it. If you decided to drink it, you wouldn't be able to sue the government when you get sick because sewage has been declared a medical countermeasure under the protection of the PREP act, granting freedom of liability to all municipalities, waterworks etc. in the entire country. This analogy only goes so far though: after all, before the government declared sewage to be compliant with the Safe Drinking Water Act, it didn't put sewage under some kind of Emergency Use Authorization and it didn't mandate you to drink it in order to keep your job. PS: This analogy is only meant to highlight the difference in regulatory pathways between EUA authorized and BLA licensed biologics. That's all. Because the BLA Covid shots are as toxic as the EUA shots. They served us sewage from the start. CHAPTERS 0:00:05 CHD's Citizen Petition To Revoke Pfizer And Moderna BLAs 0:05:07 Public Response And Record Comment Numbers 0:11:06 What Are Biologics? Basic FDA Categories 0:15:18 From Traditional Biologics To mRNA "Biologics" 0:21:52 NDA vs BLA And Biologics Carve‑outs 0:27:49 Biologics, Vaccines, And Industry Incentives 0:31:19 Growth Of Biologic Drugs And Vaccine Focus 0:31:41 EUA Timeline And 2021 BLA Approvals 0:33:45 Comirnaty Rollout In US vs Europe And Relabeling Claims 0:36:15 Confusion Among Public And Doctors About EUA vs BLA 0:37:28 FOIA Delays And EUA vs EAU Confusion 0:39:40 EUA As Countermeasure Outside Normal FDA Rules 0:43:42 Sewage vs Drinking Water Analogy For EUA vs BLA RESOURCES CHD's Citizen Petition: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/wp-content/uploads/FDA-2025-P-6831-0001_attachment_1.pdf Tell the FDA to Revoke Licenses on COVID Vaccines: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/community/tell-the-fda-to-revoke-licenses-on-covid-vaccines/ Sasha Latypova Breaking: Citizen Petition to the FDA filed by Children's Health Defense with my input. https://sashalatypova.substack.com/p/breaking-citizen-petition-to-the Biologics License Applications (BLA) Process (CBER): https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/development-approval-process-cber/biologics-license-applications-bla-process-cber

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