Leaked Pfizer Contract Admits There May Be Adverse Effects

And Efficacy Was Not Known

At least three months after Pfizer signed contacts with the UK, US and the EU, Pfizer signed its Covid vaccine contract with the National Department of Health of South Africa. Dated 30 March 2021, this contract was signed a whole month after the Cumulative Analysis of Post-Authorization Event Reports. This report had identified a plethora of adverse events over the first few months of vaccine rollout.

The recently leaked South African document contains clauses similar to those seen in other disclosed Pfizer contracts.

It is not a surprise that the long-term effects and efficacy of the vaccine were not known. This was one massive experiment called ‘warp speed’, of course they didn’t know what would happen.

Furthermore, it is not a surprise that Pfizer wanted purchasers to acknowledge that there may be adverse effects of the Vaccine that are not currently known. mRNA did not have a good record with side effects and until the pandemic was only being used on the seriously ill.

What is shocking is that this information was hidden from the general public and instead replaced with the brainwashing mantra of ‘Safe and Effective’.

Pfizer themselves had no idea if it was safe or effective but people lost their jobs, friends and families because they realised that this mantra was obviously a lie. How many more people would have chosen not to get vaccinated if this acknowledgment clause had been made public? And if fewer people had been vaccinated, they would not have been able to bring in vaccine mandates.

What is also concerning is that in the same paragraph Pfizer asks the purchaser to acknowledge that the vaccine would not be serialised.

Serialisation is the process where every individual vial of a vaccine gets a unique serial number. Think of it as a fingerprint for each vaccine. Why is it important? Three reasons: safety, traceability, and legal coverage.

Bad batches can be traced and like DNA at a crime scene, if someone claims that the vaccine caused an adverse event, then the serial number is a crucial piece of evidence.

Perhaps this was done for cost or speed reasons but it is also likely that this was done to reduce liability and make it difficult to provide direct evidence of bad batches or direct links with adverse events.

Many of the released Pfizer contracts to date have redacted this information and you can see why.