Hello Sean Dennis!

** On Thursday 09.12.21 - 13:33, Sean Dennis wrote to All:

 SD>    "If you find what you are reading difficult to believe-
 SD>    that is because it    is dystopian for the government
 SD>    to give Pfizer billions, mandate Americans    to take
 SD>    its product, prohibit Americans from suing for harms,
 SD>    but yet    refuse to let Americans see the data
 SD>    underlying its licensure," Siri said.

It is good to hear someone else say that!


 SD>    The group says the data should be made public quickly
 SD>    because the FDA spent just 108 days reviewing it before
 SD>    granting emergency use authorization to the Pfizer-
 SD>    BioNTech vaccine.

Another excellent statement to diffuse the stupid 500 page/mo  
limit.

 SD>    Each line of each page must be reviewed to ensure
 SD>    proper redactions are    applied, the filing states.

People are using the word "redacted" incorrectly!  Redacted  
means "correcting, revising, changing".  Instead, they should  
be using the term "censor".


 SD>    Additionally, a faster rate than that requested would
 SD>    divert "significant    resources away from the
 SD>    processing of other FOIA requests that are also in
 SD>    litigation," and requests that came in before the
 SD>    request in question, the    agency stated. "In sum,
 SD>    FDA's proposed processing schedule is fair to
 SD>    plaintiff."

Well.. THAT's interesting.  So.. the plaintiff is ok with the  
limited/gradual release of documents afterall?

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