“A group of multi-disciplinary professionals, who perceived the global reaction to Covid, and lockdown in particular, as overwrought and damaging to the point of causing a great tear in the fabric of society, established PANDA (Pandemics Data & Analytics) in April 2020. As a politically and economically independent organisation, PANDA seeks to develop science-based explanations and test them against international data. Policy recommendations for governments and other institutions can be developed from these. PANDA stands for open science and rational debate, for replacing flawed science with good science and for retrieving liberty and prosperity from the clutches of a dystopian “new normal.”

 

https://www.pandata.org/review-covid-vaccines-oct2022/

“PANDA considers that the Covid-19 vaccines should be assessed in the same manner as any other mass intervention, and all implementation should be subject to these basic, widely-accepted principles.

In this document, PANDA refers to these products as “vaccines”, consistent with commonly-used terminology. However, this is not to be interpreted as endorsing the manner in which the classification of these products as vaccines was used to justify their regulatory treatment – especially in terms of the paucity of preclinical studies.

The novel nature of these products, in particular that they act as a pro-drug instructing the body to create the antigenic agent, ought to have mitigated against that approach, as should the knowledge that the lipid nanoparticles (in the case of the mRNA products) were designed to – and in fact do – become widely distributed throughout the body.

The risks from SARS-CoV-2 to the majority of the population have been hugely overstated.

The Covid-19 vaccines have not delivered in terms of preventing infection and transmission.

Safety signals are extremely concerning.

The responses of governments and their institutions appear to have been driven by political – rather than scientific – imperatives.

CONCLUSION

 

Whilst some make a case for the careful voluntary use of the Covid-19 vaccines with fully-informed consent in the most vulnerable groups, this should be based on solid evidence of overall health benefit for each individual.

These products should have been contra-indicated for the vast majority of the population for whom the overall net benefit-risk ratio is either zero, or limited and short-lived, with efficacy versus the risk of infection becoming negative after six months and an unknown longer-term safety profile.

The steps taken to mandate or coerce populations to receive the injections were completely unjustifiable from a public-health and human rights view-point, and suggest a politically-driven or profit-driven agenda.

There was insufficient justification for the emergency rollout of these products to the general population.This represents a massive failure of regulatory oversight and changes are needed to ensure this cannot happen again.”