We are very close to a SHTF moment here. There are a lot of similarities between this developing scandal in Pharma and what happened on Twitter if some of you have been following the #TwitterFiles. In the beginning, everyone was pointing the blame at Jack Dorsey because he was the CEO of Twitter.
The truth is, a lot of shit sometimes happens below the CEO, and the CEO is largely unaware (which doesn’t mean they are blameless). In Twitter, there are primarily two giant pillars that run the business - one is Tech (led by Jack Dorsey), and one is Information Manipulation (led by Vijaya Gadde)
Similarly, in Pharma, we have two giant pillars that run the business, one is the Commercial, and one is “Research and Development”. But unfortunately, these two groups in Pharma are often at odds with each other. So, for example, on the commercial side, we often say, why don’t we contract out R&D? And on the R&D side, they often say, why don’t we just contract out the sales and marketing?
Anyway, most of the time, the CEO usually comes from the Commercial side (or Finance). But they are the ones who push R&D for new profitable drugs. Unfortunately, commercial guys tend to close an eye when it comes to SAFETY. In their mind, profit is all that matters. So there’s always a push for profit, and if anything goes wrong, they can blame R&D.
The folks in R&D/Quality are the ones who give the green light for a drug to go to market. They are the ones who do all the clinical trials and monitor drug safety issues. They are the ones who decide on funding research and work with publishers to get the narrative (science) pushed.
In other words, the senior figure in charge of R&D is the equivalent of “Vijaya Gadde” on Twitter. They are also the first to see any drug safety signals (i.e. if there's any problem with a drug).
If you watch the clip below: Bourla said, “I was surprised that they suggested (#mRNA) was the way to go..!” When he said “They”, he is referring to R&D (of Pfizer and BioNTech).
This is shocking because Bourla just threw his R&D under the bus.
Throwing his R&D under the bus tells of the PRESSURE he is facing. Usually, CEOs do not throw their R&D under the bus because it hurts future high-potential hires … you need great people in R&D to continue finding profitable drugs. The second thing that tells me why the shit will hit the fan in Q1 2023 is the “retirement” of the Key executive in Pfizer who is responsible for R&D for the vaccine division. She announced her resignation around April 2022.
This tells me that she had some new internal data that showed a worrisome trend - and she announced her retirement (there might be other reasons, too!). But she must have factored it into her retirement. Of course, some people may argue that she is 64 and close to retirement anyway. Well, Fauci is 82 and just retired from NIH on Dec 22. 2022.
Working in Pharma, I can tell you that if you created an absolute wonder drug that saved the world from a pandemic, you aren’t gonna retire! You tend to work forever because of a “superstar” status. The company will pay whatever it takes to keep you.
The second person who retired was Mathai Mammen, the R&D Chief for JnJ. He announced his retirement on August 8th 2022.
Guess who else announced their retirement in August 2022? Yes, Mr Fauci himself announced his retirement 14 days after Mathai Mammen. A coincidence?
I also think there are a lot of "Hard data" dropping in Q1 2023. Usually, countries process their annual data (death and birth) and complete them around Q1 2023. These reports are sent to high-ranking government officials. They craft a narrative and publish the annual reports around the end of Q2 2023. It isn't straightforward to manipulate and massage these data.
Combining the slew of resignations from key figures and the upcoming data drops, I think the shit will hit the fan sometime in Q1 2023 (or maybe Q2 2023).
We are already beginning to see U-Turns from Key Figures who promoted the vaccines in November and December 2022 below.
Sit back and enjoy the movie!