Topic: Pfizer

Genomics expert Kevin McKernan, a former researcher on the Human Genome Project, has identified SV40 promoters and DNA plasmid contamination in Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. McKernan is currently sequencing "turbo cancers" globally to investigate if these DNA insertions are intercalating into human nuclear DNA. His work, which also includes cannabis and psilocybin sequencing on the blockchain, provides a verifiable link between vaccine manufacturing flaws and potential oncogenic risks.

A comparison is drawn between the marketing of psychiatric drugs and the messaging used for COVID-19 vaccines, specifically the claim that a condition "would have been worse" without the intervention. This rhetorical strategy is identified as a way to prevent consumers from questioning the efficacy of products like Zoloft and Prozac. The timeline of SSRI introduction by Eli Lilly and Pfizer is established as the foundation for normalized pharmaceutical reliance.

Greg Reese directs listeners to ReeseReport.com and his Substack for exclusive video series on "Aliens on Earth" and the history of German secret societies. He previews an upcoming report with Maria Z regarding 2013-era research into nanotechnology and injectable fluids. The segment concludes with a message of hope regarding the body's ability to heal from toxins.

Walter Bosley shares his personal experience with severe health complications following his second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. He reports a 70% loss of hearing, the sudden onset of cataracts requiring surgery, and a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis within 24 hours of the injection. Bosley notes that his primary physician, oncologist, and rheumatologist all independently confirmed the vaccine as the cause of his condition.

The discussion turns to Jamie Lee Curtis and a controversial photo in her office, which Wolf links to potential "humiliation rituals" and elite control. He explains Steiner's cosmology of two evils: Lucifer (false light/escapism) and Ahriman (technocracy/algorithms). Wolf argues that the global control grid operates through blackmail and "Epstein-style" compromises to ensure compliance within the hierarchy.

Dr. Blaylock criticizes the Gardasil HPV vaccine, claiming it has the highest aluminum content of any vaccine and was never properly tested for safety. He argues that the risk of cervical cancer is virtually zero for young women who receive regular Pap smears. He laments that most doctors blindly follow the "orthodoxy" of pharmaceutical companies like Merck and Pfizer without reviewing the primary science.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview and discusses recent news items, including the Chinese spy balloon story, which he suspects is a military-industrial complex distraction from Pfizer and Project Veritas revelations. He previews upcoming Plus-member content covering Ron DeSantis, the Order of Nine Angels, and the rollout of carbon credit infrastructure. Carlwood also mentions the "pre-crime" initiatives and the dangerous trajectory of Project HARPA.

In a post-interview monologue, the host reflects on the lack of serious injuries in his immediate social circle despite the high percentage of vaccinated individuals. He highlights the "How Bad Is My Batch" website as a tool for listeners to check the risk profile of specific lot numbers. The segment also mentions a recent hearing by Senator Ron Johnson and comical reports of the EU and Israel being unable to find signed agreements with Pfizer.

Greg Carlwood questions Dr. Malone's long-standing involvement with the U.S. military biodefense sector and his past business ties to CIA-trained experts. The discussion highlights the history of massive fines and scandals involving companies like Pfizer, Merck, and Johnson & Johnson. Dr. Malone is asked why it took so long to become skeptical of the medical-industrial complex given its track record of payouts and corruption.

The discussion shifts to modern mind control techniques involving the genetic modification of food and humans. Miller claims Monsanto is attempting to alter wheat genes to allow for brain reprogramming, while pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer use similar concepts for population control. He further alleges that graphene oxide included in certain injections acts as an antenna, broadcasting biological data from the human body to the cloud.

Greg and Gordon discuss the importance of health sovereignty and the growing skepticism toward the pharmaceutical industry following the COVID-19 era. They mention Del Bigtree’s perspective that "Operation Warp Speed" might ultimately collapse the vaccine industry by exposing fraudulent safety data. Greg shares an anecdote about a pediatrician who offers detox protocols for parents who feel forced to vaccinate their children for school.

The pharmaceutical industry is criticized for creating problems and then selling the cures, such as Purdue Pharma developing naloxone after fueling the opioid epidemic. Arthur Sackler is identified as the "Don Draper of pills" for pioneering deceptive medical marketing tactics at Pfizer. Additionally, the segment notes that Johnson & Johnson introduced fentanyl and maintains interests in poppy fields in Afghanistan.

The host discusses the downward spiral of Jordan Peterson following his use of SSRIs, questioning the validity of experts who cannot avoid the pitfalls of their own industry. The segment also touches on "perception management" within the medical establishment, comparing the padding of COVID-19 statistics to the underreporting of opioid-related deaths. The host reiterates his distrust of FDA-approved products from companies like Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson.

Dr. Richard Amerling explains the statistical "trick" of using relative risk instead of absolute risk to inflate the perceived efficacy of pharmaceutical products. He points out that while Pfizer claimed a 95% efficacy rate, the actual absolute risk reduction was only 0.7%, which he deems clinically irrelevant. Amerling traces this practice back to 1980s cholesterol studies and accuses the FDA of a dereliction of duty for not requiring raw source data from manufacturers.

The discussion touches on historical and modern double standards in chemical safety, noting that the U.S. once exported cleaner apples to Britain while feeding high-pesticide fruit to its own citizens. Maready criticizes the "revolving door" between government agencies like the FDA and pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer. He argues that the medical system is structurally designed to favor corporate profits over public health safety.

Gordon White analyzes the evolution of the medical narrative, from "flattening the curve" to the current focus on monthly injections and variants. He argues that the reporting of injection injuries is being intentionally blurred with new viral cases to maintain the "immunity as a service" model. White predicts that the narrative will continue to shift to blame the uninjected for the illness of the injected throughout the winter months.

The conversation shifts to the legal protections granted to vaccine manufacturers under the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act. Northrup describes the ingredients of the COVID-19 injections, claiming they contain synthetic mRNA, magnetized iron oxide, and a substance called SM-102. She asserts that these components, including a hydrogel referred to as Luciferase, allow the injection to bypass the blood-brain barrier and distribute throughout the body.

The conversation examines the legal immunity and criminal histories of major vaccine manufacturers like Pfizer, AstraZeneca, and Johnson & Johnson. Elliott points out that these companies have paid billions in fines for fraud and product safety issues in the past. He argues that extending blind trust to companies with such records is logically inconsistent.

The segment explores reports of "shedding" from vaccinated individuals affecting the menstrual cycles of unvaccinated women. Elliott references a Pfizer document mentioning the possibility of environmental exposure through inhalation or skin contact. He expresses concern over the high volume of spike proteins produced by mRNA vaccines and the lack of long-term safety data.

The segment examines the ethical costs of scientific progress, citing animal torture and historical testing on vulnerable populations. It specifically mentions a lawsuit involving Pfizer and the treatment of children in Africa during a meningitis outbreak as an example of corporate malfeasance hidden behind the guise of global improvement.