Vaccine Transmission Controversy Analysis

Pfizer

said, "Oh, we never even tested it for transmission.

We, and it doesn't prevent." And we all know that it doesn't prevent

transmission

now. If you, you're, if you got the vaccine,

you're as likely to

pass it on to other people,

and yet we were told, "You do it to protect granny, and,

you know,

we're, we're gonna, we're gonna force you

to do this to protect other people." But it didn't, it doesn't protect other

people. They just wanted to force us to do it.

They knew from the beginning it didn't prevent transmission.

They knew from May 2020. I knew it.

Right.

And I wrote an article about it. How did I know it?

'Cause I looked at the monkey studies,

and when they gave the vaccine to monkeys, the macaques,

and then they exposed them to wild virus,

the, the vaccinated monkeys

were-- had the same amount of viral

concentrations in their

nasal pharynx as the u-unvaccinated monkeys.

And right then I said, "Game over. They can't...

They cannot market this product 'cause it's not gonna end the pandemic.

It's not gonna prevent transmission." And Pfizer knew it then, and Fauci knew it

then