It takes about 5 to 15 years for a traditional vaccine or a conventional vaccine to get to market

Dr. Jessica Rose: "Takes about 5 to 15 years for a traditional vaccine or a conventional vaccine to get to market and this is for a very good reason, because we have specific and distinct phases that are not meant to be overlapped that take specific amount of time as per the protocol right up until FDA approval and pharmacovigilance is done. So this was reduced to 10 months. And this is the context of 2 brand new technologies. The modified mRNA which is modified with N1 methyl-pseudouridine swapped out for the uracils and and the lipid nanoparticle based technology which has ionizable cationic lipids. This has known toxicity in its profile.
Instead of a 2-year follow up for this trial which didn't happen following a 2-month follow up, the participants that were in the placebo group were unblinded and offered the injection. What this effectively does to a randomized placebo-controlled trial is destroy it. You cannot make conclusions from the data therein after doing so.
The genuine safety testing wasn't possible in the Operation Warp Speed timeline. It just wasn't. And the placebo group was intentionally lost which effectively destroys the trial."