by Dr. Peter McCullough, America Outloud:
How did a working syndicate of government public health agencies, not-for-profit organizations, and vaccine manufacturers get two-thirds of the world to take a COVID-19 vaccine? In some cases, a series of shots every six months for four years and counting!
The answer, in part, is marketing. The pandemic had to be sold to the world as potentially deadly, indiscriminate, and untreatable, with the only choice to all was mass vaccination, no matter what the cost. For many, this was still not enough, so enticements, incentives, bribes, and mandates were applied.
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The stakes had to be raised including one’s education and future career being put in the balance versus a needle and syringe loaded with potentially deadly genetic material. In many ways, the acronyms for Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) and sudden acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) were menacing and had the ability to strike fear into the average person.
Despite individuals getting through the illness, in many cases very mild, they were seduced and sometimes forced into taking the jab. The question on the table now, with all the foreshadowing of a coming Disease X pandemic by WHO, WEF, Gates Foundation, GAVI, CEPI, and Dr. Anthony Fauci, is how will the next pandemic unfold and with what type of vaccine marketing campaign?
In this week’s report, Dr. McCullough is joined by best-selling author and historian John Leake to discuss pandemic marketing. In many ways, the next global, national, and public health emergency after COVID-19, the Monkeypox Crisis, was poorly marketed. The name alone did not strike fear into the hearts of the average citizen. News of human-to-human spread by intense gay/bisexual male contact also lessened concern to the average person.
The CDC apparently understood marketing was a problem as the Jynneos Bavarian Nordic Monkeypox vaccine flopped. So, they changed the name of the virus to MPOX, but it was too late. Now, we have too soon to be declared, an emergency in highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza. Europe and the US have invested in vaccines with great hope of public enthusiasm for the shots.
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