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Keeping up with the Delta variant, or any other variants of COVID-19 as may appear, via booster shots for existing vaccines or new vaccines targeting new variants, may drive Pfizer’s vaccines sales for this year to $43.5 billion, $1.5 billion more than the company’s total revenue last year.
And all the various reports in this Trends Journal about vaccines losing effectiveness over time, or allowing “breakthrough” infections (COVID infections in persons already fully vaccinated), rather than hurt the company, tend to ensure that more and more doses will be produced and purchased.
On 20 April, in “PFIZER CEO: THIRD TIME IS A CHARM,” we reported that Albert Bourla had declared that, despite the original hype that two shots of the company’s vaccine would confer immunity, booster shots would likely be needed and even evolve into an annual need, “like seasonal flu shots.” And that projection was shared by other Drug Lords, such as Johnson & Johnson CEO Alex Gorsky.
We also reported that Pfizer looked upon the world’s continued need for COVID vaccines as a “durable revenue stream.”
TRENDPOST: For anyone to look askance at the policy of “all vaccines, all the time,” to draw attention to the fact that no COVID vaccine yet has complete approval by the FDA, or to bring up the serious side effects that have accompanied vaccinations, opens one up to charges of spreading “misinformation” and of being a wild-eyed, irrational conspiracy theorist. Again, as we have detailed in this and other Trends Journals, as with previous wars, only the side supporting it is permitted in the mainstream media.
We reported that according to studies conducted by Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR), 64 percent of the sources mainstream media used to cover the Iraq War were pro-war, while total anti-war sources made up only 10 percent of the media’s reporting, of which only 3 percent of U.S. sources were anti-war.
FAIR also found that current or former government and military officials accounted for 76 percent of all 319 sources for news stories aired on network news channels about Iraq. And according to FAIR, for two weeks following Secretary of State Colin Powell’s error-filled speech to the United Nations in which he made bogus WMD claims for war against Iraq, U.S. TV networks banished contrary perspectives. Of the 393 on-camera sources appearing on ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS newscasts, only one percent were anti-war and just 6 percent were skeptical sources.
Again, COVID War, Vaccine War, Iraq War… those supporting Freedom, Peace and Justice are banned from the warmongering media.