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Albert, Ursula & Heiko: The dangerous relationship between the President of the European Commission and the CEO of Pfizer

Nathalie Meier 25/04/2022

In April 2021, the New York Times revealed that Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, was negotiating directly with Albert Bourla, the CEO of Pfizer, through phone calls and text messages[2]. And indeed, the following month, the Commission announced a mega-contract with the alliance of German BioNTech and US Pfizer to purchase 900 million doses of the vaccine between the end of 2021 and 2023, with an option for an additional 900 million doses. To date, the European Commission has signed contracts with seven pharmaceutical companies or groups for a total of 4,575 billion potential doses, or ten doses per capita for all ages [3]. The Pfizer/BioNTech contract of May 2021 is worth €35 billion. Compared to the previous autumn’s contracts, the price per dose has increased from 15.50 to 19.50 euros. In view of the staggering 1.8 billion doses ordered and the discounts and economies of scale that would normally result, this is a surprising result.

For risks and side effects, read the package leaflet …

Nathalie Meier 19/04/2022

In the context of the freedom of information act[1], the American federal drug administration was forced by court order to publish the detailed information in

Enlightenment must be forced, it does not fall from the sky

Nathalie Meier 15/04/2022

Will we see a moment of truth in the matter of Corona? For that to happen, a genuine civil society would first have to be

THE PRINCIPLE OF PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY

Nathalie Meier 15/04/2022

Author: Pierre Welter Although we in Europe objectively live in the “freest” time, it sometimes feels as if a large part of our lives is

The parallel world of numbers

Pierre Obertin 10/04/2022

The way the contact tracing was carried out during the omicron wave had a significant influence on the values of the incidence rate of the vaccinated. The objectivity required for a scientific measurement was therefore not given in this context. It is only since the relaxations of 11 February that the incidence rates of the vaccinated and unvaccinated can be compared in a more or less real way and reveal alarming results: Suspicions that the COVID-19 vaccines are not only not very effective against a corresponding infection, but also lead to a general weakening of the immune system, are becoming more and more confirmed.

Post-vaccine syndrome

Nathalie Meier 09/04/2022

As long as they are “only” “strangers”, it is easy to dismiss them as collateral damage. If one is affected oneself because it concerns a family member, friend, colleague or acquaintance, one is confronted with a dilemma: surrender to one’s absolutely justified grief or does one use the power of the grief one is currently feeling to demand a comprehensive clarification, if necessary through a self-financed autopsy, with all the consequences that such an investigation entails? So whether to face doubt or not. Out of solidarity with those who would like to be spared similar suffering.

The Cult, by Gunnar Kaiser

Nathalie Meier 31/03/2022

The author Gunnar Kaiser is a writer and philosopher. On his highly regarded video channel Kaiser TV,” he conducts insightful and inspiring conversations with numerous

World-Government WHO?

Pierre Obertin 31/03/2022

Largely unnoticed, partly because attention is currently focused on developments in Ukraine, the World Health Organisation has launched two projects that should be at least worrying if not alarming. The Global Accord on Pandemic Prevention, Preparedness and Response threatens to severely limit national sovereignty in pandemic response, while a global system of vaccination certification seems to pave the way for an all-encompassing digital identity.