Pfizer: A Perpetual Money-Making Machine

If We Let It

What a sequence of events. I bet Pfizer—and others in the drug industry—can’t believe their luck. They have set in motion a perpetual money-making machine.

Everyone is currently focused on SADS (Sudden Adult Death Syndrome), which has been occurring in unprecedented numbers. The higher cost though financially and in lives may be the chronic severe reactions caused by Pfizer’s mRNA Covid ‘vaccine’. Many of us have said that it doesn’t work. Oh, yes, it has. It is working in devastating ways.

According to documents released by the CDC under FOI, there are 770 ailments identified as adverse events from the Covid injections between December 14, 2020, and July 29, 2022. Those of you who submitted to the jabs, were you informed of this information? The most egregious aspect of this assault on people’s health is that Pfizer doesn’t have to pay a penny.

Below are just a few of the categories of adverse events from the Vaers Data Summary.

As mentioned previously, we know from the Rasmussen poll and the V-Safe data that 7% of people experience severe side effects requiring visiting a doctor or hospital.

Looking at statistics for the U.S. and Australia, Our World In Data gives us the following figures:

So 229 million Americans are classified as fully ‘vaccinated’. If we take 7% of these people who experienced severe reactions, that equates to 16.06 million Americans. Using the same rate for Australia means 1.55 million Australians have suffered severe reactions, necessitating visiting a doctor or hospital.

For any one of the 700-plus severe reactions possible, what is the likelihood that people seeking help would come away with prescribed medication? Is there a greater or lesser likelihood that Pfizer will sell even more drugs to people seeking treatment? The answer is obvious.

The above chart from Macrotrends shows for the year ending September 30, 2022, Pfizer’s Gross profit was $65.44 billion. That’s a 45% increase over the previous year. Nice if you can get it. Of course, with the booster uptake slowing down, poor Pfizer must find another revenue source to keep up the good numbers. 

Welcome to mRNA ‘vaccine’ injury. Profits ahead as far as the eye can see. What a great business model Pfizer has devised, especially since government agencies are in the pocket of Pfizer. They keep pushing the ‘safe and effective’ mantra. I can imagine Bourla and the rest of the clan on the Pfizer board are saying, bring it on as the stock continues to climb. After all, Bourla, as Chairman, only has a net worth of $42 million with an annual salary now of $18 million. For good measure, Pfizer increased the cost of their jabs by 27% in October 2022.

There are a few things each of us can do.

• If you buy stock, avoid Pfizer like the plague. Don’t invest in immoral companies.

• In the U.S., Pfizer ads are everywhere. Don’t watch sporting events sponsored by Pfizer.

• Financially support lawsuits against Pfizer and other vaccine manufacturers.

• Interview a prospective doctor. If they support the official Covid vaccine narrative, they are part of the problem. Find one who shares your values.