Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla is worried that poor countries won't place their vaccine orders early enough for 2022.

Perhaps Pfizer could take some of the $65,000,000,000 they are raking in from the vaccine alone and donate some doses.

Remember a way long time ago (last month) when people who were prescribed Ivermectin for CoVID-19 were mocked on national television for taking what the hair helmets called 'horse de-wormer'?

Pfizer's new CoVID pill is based on the same vector as Ivermectin - protease inhibition.

Explain to me, again, how this isn't about profiteering?

If there is something more disturbing than the hypocrisy of 400 private jets flying to the COP26 climate conference in Scotland, where UK PM Boris Johnson said the doomsday clock is “one minute to midnight” before a climate catastrophe, it would be the hubris that they do not care about the hypocrisy.

Prior to 2020, no mRNA-based vaccines had progressed beyond animal trials – then a miracle occurred: in fewer than nine months two mRNA vaccines were authorized for use in humans.

One of the risks of mRNA vaccines is anti-body dependent enhancement (ADE): the immune system facilitates infection instead of neutralizing the virus.

As emerging studies indicate the increased susceptibility of vaccinated individuals to the Delta variant, this study proves ADE is happening: “Facilitating antibodies” outnumber “neutralizing antibodies” in vaccinated individuals infected with Delta – this means the body is helping the virus infect cells rather than killing it.

ADE is here to stay
It will never die
It was meant to be that way
Though I don’t know why (actually, I do)

OSHA will not be enforcing the rule that makes adverse vaccine reactions a recordable event. It seems the government is free to ignore its own rules when it chooses.

The only thing worse for the people than having bad laws is selective enforcement, especially pursuant to a political agenda.

While the Moneygarchy™-controlled western countries are happy to let CoVID-19 patients fester at home until they turn blue and require mechanical intervention, the governments of other countries – who actually care more about their citizens than Pfizer's profits – have adopted one of the various prophylactic and early treatment protocols vilified and mocked in the U.S.

Bangladesh, Belize, Bolivia, Bulgaria, Colombia, Czech Republic, Dominican Republic, Egypt, El Salvador, Germany, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia, Iran, Japan, Lebanon, Mexico, Nicaragua, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Slovakia, South Africa, Thailand, Ukraine, Venezuela, Zimbabwe, and even some free-thinking doctors who care about their patients in the United States have all adopted Ivermectin-based therapies.