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We need the death penalty for corporations.

Corporations which repeatedly prove criminal should be completely disbanded and share price set to zero.

Or at least long jail sentences for C level executives. You really can't blame them for trying since the money is good and the penalties virtually don't exist.

The last time C-suite execs went to jail was the S&L Crisis in the early 1990's. It's high time psycho execs and anyone who collaborated at the very least get prison time. For the mass murderers - death by hanging, just like Nuremburg.

Pfizer really getting hit hard here!

All the executives at Pfizer that made the coin have left the building. Now Pfizer is literally run by a bunch of women. All the males are long gone.

ElYorsh says

You really can't blame them for trying since the money is good and the penalties virtually don't exist.

I know they are obligated to act in the best interest of shareholders, but that should be subject to at least basic morality.

Damn, sure looks like they were in on the whole Plandemic.

Palantir, MicroStrategy, Axon Make NASDAQ 100 Leap as Moderna, Super Micro Exit

The removal of Moderna, a key player during the COVID-19 pandemic, suggests a recalibration in the market’s focus from pandemic-driven healthcare solutions to other growth areas.

https://thesiliconreview.com/2024/12/palantir-microstrategy-axon-nasdaq

https://x.com/TheChiefNerd/status/1870642816172654632

https://www.covidlawcast.com/p/kennedy-nomination-hearings

Kennedy nomination hearings
Are this week Wednesday and Thursday.

Kennedy’s leadership could increase the odds of holding hospitals and Covid-19 shot providers accountable for the millions of injuries and deaths they needlessly caused. As HHS Secretary he can support and initiate lawsuits under the False Claims Act for fraud in the clinical trials, in hospital billing, and in failure to submit VAERS reports — required of all Covid-19 shot providers.

Mendenhall law group has two unsealed cases where we would like federal input immediately. To read about them go to https://iambrookjackson.com/ which alleges fraud in Pfizer’s clinical trial, and https://iamdebconrad.com/ which alleges fraud for failing to report thousands of vaccine injuries. We have many other sealed (non-public) cases dealing with pandemic program frauds to discuss with him as well.

https://jennasside.rocks/p/whos-behind-the-move-to-block-rfk

The funny part is, not one of these “17,000 doctors” had to buy a fake set of scrubs or a single plastic stethoscope. All they had to do was fill out a brief online form with their “official doctor name” and—boom!—petition officially inked. I know because I signed it. As Dr. Pepper. (And I don’t know if you guys know this, but I am not actually a medical professional. Half the time I can’t tell a bruise from a birthmark and I once fainted during a mammogram, true story.)

Alex Jones signed it (a couple of times), too. So did fitness guru and brilliantly red-pilled media personality Jillian Michaels (also more than once). As did probably 16,782 other not-doctors. But CBS, NBC, The Guardian, The Hill, and even The British Medical Journal felt zero obligation to verify the credentials or identities of the signatories of this petition. Literally every single outlet took the “17,000 doctors signed it” sound bite at face value and ran with it nearly verbatim. ...

Jillian Michaels did a deep dive into the Committee, specifically who’s financing it. Turns out our buddy Bill Gates—the same murderous snake who recently boasted about his “intriguing” visit with POTUS at Mar-a-Lago that left him “frankly impressed” by Trump’s interest in global health after “they both got pretty excited” about vaccine innovation—has his filthy fingers all over the Committee, by quietly funding the primary networks and organizations that support it.

https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/va-whistleblower-exposes-widespread

VA Whistleblower Exposes Widespread Hospital Corruption During COVID-19

Former Navy Corpsman and ICU Nurse Shane Claytor Reveals Government Retaliation, Dangerous Protocols, and the Systemic Betrayal of Patients

Shane Claytor, a former Navy Corpsman, Iraq War Veteran, and ICU nurse, has worked inside both the VA and private healthcare systems. Shane has seen firsthand how hospital policies, corporate interests, and government mandates have compromised patient care. In this interview, Shane reveals: ...

The suppression of dissent within the VA, where speaking out against questionable policies—such as excessive isolation, improper use of ventilators, and the sidelining of early treatment options—led to retaliation, including an investigation that sidelined him for seven months.

The failures of COVID-19 protocols, including the widespread use of remdesivir, which he and other healthcare professionals observed was linked to kidney failure. He compares outcomes at the VA, where the drug was heavily administered, to other hospitals that used it more sparingly and saw far fewer complications.

The toxic culture within healthcare institutions, where unvaccinated patients were stigmatized, and doctors failed to physically assess COVID-19 patients, relying instead on remote decision-making, which harmed patient care.

His personal journey of witnessing the effects of government mandates, corporate influence, and media-driven misinformation, leading him to advocate for healthcare reform and transparency in medical protocols.

HHS axes Moderna's $590M pandemic bird flu vaccine contract, ending funding for late-phase trials

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has axed a $590 million contract with Moderna, raising doubts about how the biotech will fund late-phase development of a pandemic bird flu vaccine.

Moderna won the contract at the back end of the Biden administration. The biotech took mRNA-1018, a mRNA vaccine candidate that encodes for hemagglutinin glycoproteins, into a phase 1/2 trial in 2023. In 2024, Moderna won a $176 million contract to develop mRNA-based pandemic influenza vaccines. The HHS expanded the agreement in January, providing $590 million to fund late-phase development.

But May 28, Moderna revealed the HHS has terminated the award for late-stage development and right to purchase pre-pandemic influenza vaccines. The company is now exploring alternatives for late-phase development and manufacturing of the bird flu vaccine.

The news comes three months after the HHS said it was reevaluating its contract with the U.S. Big Biotech, coming several weeks after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was sworn in as chief of the department. RFK Jr. called COVID-19 shots, which overwhelmingly use mRNA, “the deadliest vaccine ever made” in 2021, and the nonprofit he founded tried to get the FDA to rescind approvals.

Moderna shared news of the contract termination alongside data from its phase 1/2 trial of mRNA-1018. At baseline, 2.1% of the 300 adults who took part in the trial had hemagglutination inhibition antibody titers above the threshold of protection. Three weeks after receiving the second of two doses, 97.8% of participants had antibody titers above the threshold.

The vaccine was generally well tolerated, Moderna said, with no dose-limiting tolerability concerns. Most solicited adverse reactions were mild, being classified in grade 1 or 2, and didn’t rise significantly between the first and second doses. Moderna plans to share more clinical data at an upcoming scientific meeting.

Previously, Moderna expected to move mRNA-1018 into late-phase development using the HHS funding. The company said it is now seeking alternatives consistent with its “strategic commitment to pandemic preparedness.”

The loss of the funding comes at a time when the biotech is cutting spending. Moderna reduced its R&D spending by 19% in the first quarter. At the same time, the company outlined plans to cut its operating expenses by up to $1.7 billion.

https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/hhs-axes-modernas-590m-pandemic-bird-flu-vaccine-contract-cutting-funding-late-phase-trials