A British pharmaceutical regulatory board found Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla guilty of making “disgracefully deceptive” claims about child vaccination.
Bourla told the BBC last year that “there is no doubt in my mind that the benefits, fully, are in favor of injecting his experimental vaccine into youngsters aged five to eleven.” Bourla claimed that “Covid in schools is thriving” in order to justify his shots to be given to youngsters.
“This is seriously disrupting the educational system, and there’s going to be children with severe symptoms,” he said.
After the interview, the parental rights group UsForThem filed a complaint with the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (PMCPA), charging the Pfizer CEO of “disgracefully deceptive” statements that were “highly promotional in character.” They claimed Bourla broke the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry’s ethical guidelines (ABPI).
“There is just no evidence that healthy pupils in the UK are at serious risk from the SARS COV-2 virus,” the complaint stated.
The PMCPA investigated the complaint and determined that Bourla was in various ways in violation of the ABPI’s code of practice for his public campaign of misinformation in support of pushing the vaccine on youngsters. Pfizer tried to appeal the decision, but it was denied.
Big League Politics has written about the atrocities unleashed by Pfizer’s poison-for-profit trial COVID shots:
“According to Dr. Naomi Wolf’s findings, 44 percent of expectant moms that participated in the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination clinical studies lost their babies during the experiment.”
Wolf used crowdsourcing to review 300,000 pages of Pfizer records that were finally published in January. Big Pharma tried for decades to keep these documents from being released, but their efforts were eventually futile. Given how deadly their vaccination studies turned out to be, it’s easy to see why they wanted to keep them hidden from the public.
“Women will recognize how awful this is. Pfizer reclassified those infant deaths, miscarriages, and spontaneous abortions, as recovered outcome adverse effects.’ In other words, if you lost your baby, Pfizer classified it as a mitigated adverse event, similar to a headache that went away,” Wolf explained in the War Room podcast.
“Despite the fact that it is well known that these vaccines can be extremely dangerous to pregnant women, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) nonetheless strongly advises pregnant women to comply with the vaccine regime.”
In a just society, Bourla would face far more than a bureaucratic reprimand for his actions. He’d be brought into the streets alongside other proponents of the satanic vaccine regime, such as Klaus Schwab and Dr. Fauci, to face fast public justice in front of noisy cheering crowds.
Author: Scott Dowdy
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