Vaccines
The Big Pharma industry needs a constant supply of diseases, or all those jobs and profits disappear.
It’s the same dilemma a car or clothing factory faces: make to order or make for stock?
In make to order: wait until a customer orders and then make it - no waste but it risks an idle factory. Cars with many customer options are made to order.
In make for stock: this is also known as ‘feeding the factory’. It can be very wasteful. Guess what the customer wants and make them hoping they buy them. If not, use advertising and other manipulation methods to get them to buy: fear of missing out, snobbery, fitting in with the herd etc.
The covid vaccines were made for stock. The government and media used an extensive fear campaign so people vaccinated themselves.
There’s a new vaccination scare every year. Boosters increase profits even further.
References
| Media | Author/Director | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Download | Sir Alfred Russell Wallace | Vaccination; Proved Useless & Dangerous (1899) |
| Book | Dr Tom Cowan | The Truth About Contagion: Exploring Theories of How Disease Spreads |