"36. Made in France, Not FDA Approved"
Dr. Sigoloff, July 8, 2022
https://rumble.com/v1bi4ll-36.-made-in-france-not-fda-approved.html
FROM THE RUMBLE PAGE DESCRIPTION: "Chad called me today to share the news. He was on the phone with a Pfizer representative. The Pfizer representative told Chad that the Pfizer shot Lot# FW1331 was manufactured in France. This means the vials that the Coast Guard has are not FDA Approved."
TRANSCRIPT - EXCERPT
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
- FDA is the US Food and Drug Administration
https://www.fda.gov - Dr. Sam Sigoloff's rumble page is
https://rumble.com/c/AfterHoursWithDrSigoloff - He is one of the DMED whistleblowers— for more about that, see: "Dr. Sam Sigoloff, a family medicine physician and US Army Major"
Virginia Medical Freedom Alliance, June 14, 2023
https://rumble.com/v2ua02d-dr.-sam-sigoloff-a-family-medicine-physician-and-us-army-major.htmlTranscript of excerpt: "DMED Whistleblower Dr. San Sigoloff Zooms with the VMFA - Q & A — 2nd Excerpt"
https://transcriberb.dreamwidth.org/195808.html- The implication of Chad's recorded call is that the Pfizer Comirnaty vials being presented for military personnels' covid jabs as FDA approved are not in fact FDA approved since they were not manufactured in the United States; as such these cannot legally be mandated on military personnel.
- D. Sigoloff and Chad Coppin discuss this further in a subsequent podcast: "42. Discovering Fraud and Abuse"
Dr. Sigoloff, August 14, 2022
https://rumble.com/v1fzwmb-42.-discovering-fraud-and-abuse-with-chad-coppin-wepisode-36-the-phone-call.html
0:30
DR. SAM SIGOLOFF: Well I want to thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode today. So I have a very special emergency broadcast that I want to get out and I want you to help me push this message out to everyone that you possibly can. This very well may be the smoking gun that we've all been looking for.
So I'm sure, as many of you know, the military, DoD [Department of Defense], has been providing Pfizer-labelled products, and they've had them available now and mostly at Coast Guard locations. Well there was a brave man that was able to get these, get a picture of these Comirnaty-labelled vials, and you can see a picture of it here.
That same man, we'll call him Chad, Chad made a phone call today at lunch. That phone call was made on July 7th at lunch time.
[replay of recording begins]
JACKIE: Thanks for calling Pfizer. This is Jackie.
CHAD: Yeah, hi. I had a question about a lot number of a product that my medical staff had provided for me and I was trying to figure out the manufacturing location and dates for it, and our staff didn't know and they directed me to call Pfizer, so I thought I'd give you guys a shout and see if you could look up that number for me.
JACKIE: Um. Um. What's that lot number?
CHAD: The lot number is FW1331.
JACKIE: And you need to know where it's manufactured at?
CHAD: Yeah, the question from the medical staff was, we, when it came in, there's no other information with it and so members were questioning where, where it came from. So we're trying to identify the manufacturing location, and also the date of when it was manufactured.
JACKIE: It was manufactured in, in January of this year.
CHAD: OK. So January 2022 it was manufactured?
JACKIE: Hm mmm.
CHAD: OK. How about a location? Is there a Pfizer location? I know there's multiple across the country or the world even, but.
JACKIE: Unfortunately it doesn't give me that information.
CHAD: Huh. Is that kind of strange, or is that normal?
JACKIE: Oh, that's kind of strange. And can I have your name, please?
CHAD: Yeah, my name's Chad, C-H-A-D.
JACKIE: I think I found it. It's, it's manufactured in France.
CHAD: Manufac— Do you know what, is there like a, like, facility or something attached with that location in France?
JACKIE: No.
CHAD: Just France?
JACKIE: Just France. Yes. Just France.
CHAD: OK, is that what it says, like, manufactured in France?
JACKIE: Yes.
CHAD: OK. Is there is any, I have no idea, but is there any way I can get, like, an email print off of that that I can provide to our medical staff, or—?
JACKIE: No.
CHAD: No? Um. OK. Is there— huh. Do you, do you see the expiration date by any chance for that lot number? Like you said, it's manufactured in January. Does it expire?
3:37
JACKIE: [inaudible]
CHAD: Sorry about that. Or even with that lot does it show how many were produced as far as like a vial or box or doses?
JACKIE: It doesn't give us that information.
CHAD: OK.
JACKIE: It expires, it expires on December 31st of 2022.
CHAD: OK. Sounds good. And then is there any chance, is there any way to track any shipping or locations it came through from France?
JACKIE: No, sir.
CHAD: No. OK. And last question for you, and thank you again for your time, I really do appreciate it, last question is—
JACKIE: No problem.
CHAD: —I talked to another Pfizer rep earlier today who gave me this number, and I wa— my question to him was, based on the labelling, do you, are you familiar with the, if the approved labels, which he, he brought me to the Daily Med website. Are you familiar with that one?
JACKIE: The Daily Med?
CHAD: Yeah. Daily Med dot NLM dot NIH dot gov [https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/]. It basically shows what the approved labelling should look like like on these Comirnaty vials. And that—
JACKIE: OK.
CHAD: — and the question I had when we looked at them online together was, there's a red watermark that goes horizontally, or kind of actually diagonally across the label, and I didn't know if that watermark is supposed to be on the vials themselves as well, or if that was just part of the print off on the screen [inaudible]—
JACKIE: It's not supposed to be on the vials itself, just on the box.
5:07
CHAD: Oh, so the box is supposed to have the watermark?
JACKIE: Yes, the label that's on the box, yes.
CHAD: OK. And that watermark, that would be like that kind of faint-looking rather red or orange kind of color Comirnaty diagonal lettering?
JACKIE: That's correct.
CHAD: OK. So if that lettering is not on the box, what does that mean?
JACKIE: That I can't answer. You probably need to speak to someone in medical about that?
CHAD: Like at Pfizer medical or my own medical?
JACKIE: Pfizer medical.
CHAD: Do you have any contact info for them? I could maybe call them?
JACKIE: Sure. That phone number is 888-273-7017. But if you'd like, I can transfer you over to them.
CHAD: Oh, yeah, no, that'd be wonderful, I'd appreciate that. Um. Yeah. That's, uh, it's just kind of curious because the, the product they have, it just didn't quite match what was thought to have supposed to have come in and that's why we're just trying to figure out what's going on. But—
JACKIE: [inaudible]
CHAD: if it came from France, but maybe came from France, then maybe it could be a different issue. Because if it, if it was from France, would that be part if the, the European labelling perhaps?
6:25
JACKIE: That could be. That could be.
CHAD: Because may—
JACKIE: I'll let you speak to them over there, OK?
CHAD: OK. And—
6:32
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DR. SAM SIGOLOFF: OK so what's really interesting about this is just the day before on 6 July I received an email from Pritish Vora[1]. Now he recently submitted a amicus brief for something that I can't really talk about because I'm active duty, but if you go look up his name you'll see what I'm talking about. But he wrote an email, and I was part of this email, and he says, [reading] regarding the European version of Comirnaty I found a few important facts. According to the European Medicines Agency, these medicines have been given, quote, conditional approval. This means that there is more evidence to come about this medicine. The European Medicine Agencies will review new information on this medicine at least every year and this leaflet will be updated as necessary.[ends reading]
Then he gave the link.
[reading] Also the European versions has all 3 orange cap for kids, grey cap non-diluted and purple cap requires solution. Comirnaty Europe, EU, purple cap, gray cap, orange cap package insert label— [ends reading ]
And he gives a link to the pictures.
[reading] Conclusion: There is not an equivalent to an FDA approval version of Comirnaty, instead it is pursuant to their version of EUA [Emergency Use Authorized], and they call it CMA [Conditional Marketing Authorization].[2] The only difference in Europe is they can be marketed as Comirnaty, whereas in the United States it cannot be marked or marketed unless it is actually FDA approved version.[ends reading]
So let me— so what that means is, if its in Europe and it's their equivalent to EUA, they call it CMA, they can actually put the word Comirnaty on the label. In America if it's EUA they are not allowed to put Comirnaty on the label because it's not Comirnaty.
8:23
So do you see what's going on here? He asked about a specific lot number, Foxtrot Whisky 1331. The lady told us it was made in France. That's why it says Comirnaty on it.
Pritish Vora goes on to say,
[reading] the BLA compliant, the BLA, quote compliant lot argument, is and was a scam. No lot, no such lots ever existed because they were manufactured before the approval date of August 23rd, 2021. For the 2 BLA compliant lots that were made after, and he gives the lot numbers here, it's Foxtrot Hotel 8 zero 2 7, Foxtrot Hotel 8 zero 2 8, were both subject to shelf-life extension program by the FDA, which allows, in theory, the FDA to extend the expiration date to infinity, as I clearly stated in the amicus brief for Coker v. Austin. The labeling is everything. [ends reading]
Remember there was off-label, there was banning of off-label medications? It happened at my institution. Well, that's why the label is so critically important.
So, so he goes on to say, [reading] the labelling is everything. If the vials on the military bases do not display the red watermark showing Comirnaty on the label, then it is most likely the scenario that they faked the labels for the military bases. Just my person opinion, not a legal conclusion. Indeed the DOD wants each member to sign a memorandum agreeing, i.e., contracting that they agree to receive BLA compliant vials of covid 19 vaccine.[ends reading]
10:08
So what they've done is they've tricked us. They brought in vials that say Comirnaty on them because the European legal system is different than the American legal system. Their version of EUA allows them to print the word Comnirnaty on it.
The lady that you just heard on the phone, the representative from Pfizer, said that that lot number was made in France.
That seems like this is a huge issue. This is a fraud. This is treason, if you will. If you back and listen to my bioweapon lecture.[3] Please go back and listen to that show. I show you exactly how I believe that this is a bioweapon and how we've been at war since at least March of 2020 when they made the emergency declaration. Because the only reasons they can make emergency declarations are for
chemical, biologic, nuclear or radiologic agents attacking US citizens on US soil, US citizens on foreign soil, or against the military.
11:15
Please share this as far and as wide as you can. Please like. Please leave comments. Please get this news out as quickly as possible. This may be one of the biggest things we've ever seen, one of the biggest frauds ever committed against the US military ever. Ever. And we're just now finding about this today. And I stayed up extra late tonight to get this message out to you. So pleadse share this and get this out. Show this to your commanders. Show this to any officer that will listen. Show this to any enlisted soldier that will listen.
Remember, it's not if you wanted to get it, it's about, did someone lie to you? Did someone trick you? And they have. And they need to be held responsible in the court of law.
Thank you very much. Hold the line. And together we will all make courage more contagious than fear.
12:11
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TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES:
[1] I believe the amicus brief Dr. Sigoloff refers to may be this one, Dan Robert et al., Plaintiffs vs. Lloyd Austin el al, Defendants
US District Court, District of Colorado
Case No. 1:21-cv-02228-RM-STV
https://ia904609.us.archive.org/23/items/gov.uscourts.cod.209086/gov.uscourts.cod.209086.42.1.pdf[2] CMA stands for Conditional Marketing Authorization. For more detail on EUA and CMA see:
"Emergency use authorization (EUA), conditional marketing authorization (CMA), and the precautionary principle at the time of COVID-19 pandemic"
Luca Roncati and Monica Roncati, Journal of Public Health Policy, July 27, 2021
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8314028/[3] "33. The Bioweapon Part I" Dr. Sigoloff, posted June 26, 2022
https://rumble.com/v19z8h4-33.-the-bioweapon-part-i.html>
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