Strategy of the Bureaucracy

[Jon2547]

Ever notice how bureaucratic agencies will issue a warning here and there against some things and completely turn a blind eye to others?

Every so often they will put a warning against something such as Vaping, or perhaps a dietary supplement.

Is the reason that they do this is to get them a slight appearance of being actually useful and/or justified?

When it comes to the sheer volume of dangerous pesticides, herbicides, electrosmog, radiation, etc, it makes one wonder why they would nitpick a few things here and there unless it is to give off a certain appearance of being impartial regulators.

 

[Nemo]

Ever notice how bureaucratic agencies will issue a warning here and there against some things and completely turn a blind eye to others?

Every so often they will put a warning against something such as Vaping, or perhaps a dietary supplement.

Is the reason that they do this is to get them a slight appearance of being actually useful and/or justified?

When it comes to the sheer volume of dangerous pesticides, herbicides, electrosmog, radiation, etc, it makes one wonder why they would nitpick a few things here and there unless it is to give off a certain appearance of being impartial regulators.

Yes. They are doing it right now with the AstraZeneca and J&J vaccines.

They are deliberately adding all J&J adverse reports to the VAERS database while withholding all or almost all Pfizer and Moderna adverse reports in April.

They warned against HCQ, the one drug that Fleming used in all of the successful Covid protocols in his study. But they promoted Remdesivir, which did little to nothing to help Covid patients.

 

[Jon2547]

Yes. They are doing it right now with the AstraZeneca and J&J vaccines.

They are deliberately adding all J&J adverse reports to the VAERS database while withholding all or almost all Pfizer and Moderna adverse reports in April.

They warned against HCQ, the one drug that Fleming used in all of the successful Covid protocols in his study. But they promoted Remdesivir, which did little to nothing to help Covid patients.

Some can see the pattern here and some cannot. I'm curious as to why some cannot. It truly is an intriguing sociological thing.