Comments by "LW1zFog" (@lw1zfog) on "Pfizer vaccine: EU approves deal for 300 million doses of COVID jab" video.

  1. believers gonna believe. meanwhile, elsewhere ... ‘A Pfizer executive told the EU parliament this week that the company’s COVID-19 vaccine was not tested for the purpose of stopping transmission of the virus before it hit the market. Janine Small, Pfizer’s president of international developed markets, testified before the EU Special Committee on COVID-19 Pandemic about the company’s conduct during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. During the hearing, Dutch MEP Robert Roos asked Small if COVID-19 vaccines had been tested for stopping transmission before they became available, Small answered “no.”’
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  2.  @grahamtaylor8912  *more reading required. ‘Factcheckers’ are not your friend. The term originated from a Rockefeller Foundation 2010 document, titled “Scenarios for the Future of Technology and International Development”.
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  3.  @Picklefishify  ‘A Pfizer executive told the European Union parliament this week that the company’s COVID-19 vaccine was not tested for the purpose of stopping transmission of the virus before it hit the market. Janine Small, Pfizer’s president of international developed markets, testified before the EU Parliament’s Special Committee on COVID-19 Pandemic about the company’s conduct during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. During the hearing, Dutch MEP Robert Roos asked Small if COVID-19 vaccines had been tested for stopping transmission before they became available, Small answered “no.”’
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  4.  @kieranmays2297  ‘A Pfizer executive told the European Union parliament this week that the company’s COVID-19 vaccine was not tested for the purpose of stopping transmission of the virus before it hit the market. Janine Small, Pfizer’s president of international developed markets, testified before the EU Parliament’s Special Committee on COVID-19 Pandemic about the company’s conduct during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. During the hearing, Dutch MEP Robert Roos asked Small if COVID-19 vaccines had been tested for stopping transmission before they became available, Small answered “no.”’
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