Thursday, Dec. 10 — the Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee (VRBPAC), which is the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) internal panel that licenses new vaccines as "safe and effective," will meet to consider Pfizer's COVID vaccine. VRBAC will meet in one week, Dec. 17, to consider approval of the Moderna vaccine.

The damning safety studies in Pfizer's late release clinical trial data dump, and the severe (life-threatening) allergic reactions that bedeviled the vaccine's UK rollout, have raised red flags and public anxiety about the safety of the companies' mRNA vaccines. Anthony Fauci has addressed growing skepticism about COVID vaccines and the Operation Warp Speed program, by reassuring the public that "VRBPAC" is an "independent panel of leading experts" whom the public can absolutely trust to assure vaccine safety.