While governments and the mainstream media have insistent that we shut up and trust the Big Pharma experts calling the shots behind COVID, a closer look at their collective history suggests these are actually the LEAST trustworthy individuals.
In July of 1982, the CDC reported that a drug being sold by German pharmaceutical company Bayer was actually infecting people with HIV. The drug was intended to act as a blood-clotting agent but the company was forced to pull it off the shelves in Europe and The United States.
However, rather than destroying the HIV-infected medication, the money hungry pharma execs decided it was a better idea to sell the drug to poor countries – even though they knew people who took it could contract HIV.
The company sold their drug to parts of Asia and Latin America, continuing to do for almost a year after a safer alternative was introduced in Europe and the U.S.
The greedy company lined their pockets while literally killing people by infecting them with a disease which had no cure at the time. Their only punishment has been paying measly little penalties which pale in comparison to the profits they have made off of killing innocent people.
This is just ONE example in a lengthy history of Big Pharma putting profits over people.
Yet these are the same experts we’re being told to believe have our best interest in mind when it comes to things like the COVID vaccines?
Watch the video to understand why it’s CRITICAL that we question Big Pharma, rather than simply accept what the government and MSM are telling us.
Rather than finding a way to jail or execute companies that break the laws to the point where people are injured or die, we should remove much of the corporate protections from companies and go after the people who make the decisions. If the executives of these drug companies who chose profits over lives did not have incorporation protections, they could have been charged with attempted manslaughter. At the very least, the companies should be forced to go private, eliminating the value of their traded stocks. If major stockholders see the potential loss of millions of dollars worth of stocks and dividends if the companies make decisions that harm people, the stockholders would demand more accountable boards of directors and business executives.