Pfizer Gets Sued Again. Why Is BioNTech Escaping Justice?
Kansas has become the second U.S. state, after Texas, to sue Pfizer for deceptive marketing statements in connection with “its” COVID-19 vaccine – and apparently several other states are to follow. But, firstly, what “marketing”? The drug in question was purchased by the U.S. Government and it was, above all, the Government, including state governments, which coerced and cajoled the public into taking it. It was not sold to individual customers.
And, secondly — as will come as no surprise to my regular readers — Pfizer does not even have a COVID-19 vaccine. Pfizer is merely a contract manufacturer which produces said COVID-19 vaccine on behalf of the German firm BioNTech. BioNTech is the legal manufacturer. BioNTech is also the license-holder for the product in the USA, was the sponsor of the clinical trial, and is the main financial beneficiary of the product’s sales.
So, why are the Kansas Attorney General and the other Attorneys General focusing on the agent and not the principal, on the accomplice but not the perp?
See my new article at The Daily Sceptic here.
Thank you a million kerzillion times.
I have been asking "what about Pfizer being entirely subsumed into Biontech?" for two years now, at Bailiwick News, as well as Due Dlligence and Art.
Never a peep of response or acknowledgement.
So, I am necessarily very, very glad to find this. Have posted the articles on my substack. Before knowing you have one. Glad to be here.
This is very important. There's something that stinks to high heaven about this, all along, and I wouldn't doubt what's at the bottom of the way all "whistleblowers" from the industries just ....never had a clue? Somehow had zilch whatever to say about "Biontech"? Sure, Sherlock.
What happens with "stocks" under this kind of arrangement? Are you financially savvy enough to explain this? Can this give stockholders "cover" of one sort or another? Stinks. To. High. Heaven.
skunks smell nice, this don't
My guess would be its much easier to sue a domestic vs foreign corporation with deep pockets. And if your intent on achieving higher political office its important to go after the Darth Vader of American pharma.