DC Clothesline.com By Tim Brown Mon., Oct. 05, 2020
This is coming from a former executive with a Big Pharma company! If that isn’t telling, I don’t know what is. Still, we know the propaganda will continue and my guess is that what went on with President Trump and First Lady Melania is nothing more than COVID propaganda too.
Quite possibly it’s to ramp up for the vaccines that the Trump administration unconstitutionally spent billions of the American people’s money for that most people do not want in the first place and that is a public health threat all by itself. Still, a former Pfizer executive has destroyed the lying media and politicians’ narrative and told the American people the truth.
Ethan Huff at Natural News has the story.
(Natural News) Despite claims by Anthony Fauci and others that Americans should brace for a “second wave” of the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19), former Pfizer Chief Science Officer Dr. Mike Yeadon says this is nothing but fear-mongering based on junk science and fraud.
A former vice president at the pharmaceutical giant, Dr. Yeadon claims that “almost all” of the tests being conducted for the Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) are “false positives,” a phenomenon that has already been observed in Florida. Dr. Yeadon also says that “there is no science to suggest a second wave should happen.”
Any “second wave” that comes along is completely manufactured based on fake “new cases,” Dr. Yeadon is further quoted as saying, responding in the affirmative when asked if “we are basing a government policy, an economic policy, a civil liberties policy, in terms of limiting people to six persons in a meeting … all based on what may well be completely fake data.”
“Were it not for the test data that you get from the TV all the time, you would rightly conclude that the pandemic was over, as nothing much has happened,” Dr. Yeadon further stated, noting that more people will probably be admitted to hospitals for influenza in the coming months, but that these should not be mistaken as Wuhan coronavirus (covid-19) admissions.
