Regardless of your thoughts on the vaccine, there’s no doubt that major vaccine manufacturer Pfizer has a pretty firm stranglehold on the system, which immunity from lawsuits, and what seems like immunity from any criticism in the media.
That narrative dominance is coming to an end, and people are fighting back. In Paris France, thousands of demonstrators surrounded Pfizer headquarters, protesting vaccine mandates.Β
Check out the insane video:
Paris France π«π· The People surround Pfizer Headquarters π₯ Every Message Counts π pic.twitter.com/adiCdsCUJp
— ππππππππ½πππππ (@risemelbourne) January 29, 2022
Pfizer’s mistake wasn’t making a vaccine – it was trying to force everyone to get it, like it or not. It’s not hard to grasp that many people who are not anti-vaccine, are anti-forced vaccine mandates.
Now, the backlash begins. When capitalism colludes with governments to take away freedoms, all bets are off. Check out the Twitter response:
If the data from Pfizer and Moderna showed that the vaccines were safe and effective, they would be eager to share those findings with the world.
Instead, these companies are spending millions of dollars and battling in the courts to keep it all hidden.
Why? How bad is it?
— Murray πΊπΈ (@Rothbard1776) January 30, 2022
Someone told you there was a time in the past when I supported censorship, and worked to beg and pressure corporate giants to silence people with whom I disagree?
Hilarious that you have #PeopleOverProfits as your hashtag clichΓ© while demanding nobody question Pfizer.β
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) January 30, 2022
If it continues to be the case Pfizer vaccines lead to serious myocarditis/pericarditis cases in children, and government misled the public with "full authorization" label and a "liability shield," while withholding data showing it was dangerous… there will be payback.
— Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) January 29, 2022
It may come in the form of a 'crimes against humanity' tribunal or it may come in the form of something else, but there will be retribution.
— Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) January 29, 2022