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Wow, Midwestern Doctor…. You rock! Thank you for your dedication and honesty! It is much needed, in this environment! We need to have our hopes, that there are honest, intelligent, critical thinking people to restore our collective belief in humanity! Faith restored! Thanks!

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Feb 3, 2023Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

"”It's really hard to find new drugs, and it's getting harder and harder," Rost, representing himself, not Pfizer, said in an interview. "There is a lot of low-hanging fruit out there that has been picked off. It is very, very difficult to really find a breakthrough." Instead, Rost says, drugmakers focus on tweaking existing drugs to make money, not to advance science.”

That quote seems like a motive for Pfizer conducting mRNA “research.” They’re not concerned about the efficacy or safety of their covid mRNA vaccine, yet it was revealed by Jordan (through Project Veritas) that they are working on mRNA oncology products. He hinted that there are others mRNA products, but he didn’t specify which.

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When Mom died in 2018,

She had hundreds of prescription pill bottles in the house. She'd been doctored for fourty years, always saying she's finally now was getting the good one, until the next.

I could not be raised by her.

I went to speak to the doctor who wrote her death certificate.

He was so busy, with dozens waiting to be prescribed....

Finally I got the picture and gave up and left.

I wanted to know why she died.

Harmacide

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Feb 3, 2023·edited Feb 3, 2023

I have come to deeply admire you and what you do reading your stacks since you started writing them. I started out skeptical but your work is unassailable, your prose is tight, and your reasoning is sequenced and logical. There is clearly a mountain of work in each piece you put out. Many thanks for doing this. It is clearly a labor of love.

One other point needs to be made. This kind of article shines an (appropriately) ugly light on Pfizer and pharma in general -- well deserved. But these are for profit companies and most of us watch for these kinds of things as we can. They are, however, at least in part trying to fulfill their business mission. The real culprits remain the government and all the three letter agencies. They get paid to do NOTHING but to keep the game honest and to make sure that the urge to cheat does not overwhelm all else. The have a 100% (literally) failure rate at this. Those are people that WE are paying to do this and they just laugh in our faces. That is where the real blame needs to be focused.

Throwing pharma under the bus leaves in place all of the people that created and sustained the environment that has allowed all this to happen. That is why I fully expect some pharma folks to be thrown under the bus -- so the bureaucrats, really the epitome of self-dealing evil, can escape. If the more-than-intelligent readers of this stack want to remember anything, I think that should be high on the list as this all plays out.

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Feb 3, 2023Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

Great article, everything and more of what I suspected goes on.

A footnote on those “me too” drugs: the “opioid crisis” was in part driven by one of those drugs, OxyContin. This was oxycodone repackaged in a patented time release delivery mechanism. It’s another example of how the FDA rubber stamped the approval and allowed it on the market, based on fraudulent data. Sure, non-addictive. Uh huh. Right. Another problem created by government that needed another government program. Strap in for another ride on the Federal Perpetual motion machine.

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"One of the many red flags raised here is Pfizer’s tendency to repeat the same criminal activity"...

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Feb 3, 2023Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

Wow, you could have gone on much more. Reading this gave such an insight into how deeply corrupted Pfizer and Big Pharma actually is. I knew they were bad, but seeing the millions upon millions they have been fined and still rake in huge profits shows the fines are not enough penalties and more needs done. Sadly, too many are hooked on drugs to ‘improve’ their life without realizing the damage. Drug commercials becoming legal was a huge mistake and needs reconsidered.

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Feb 3, 2023·edited Feb 3, 2023

We’ve known for an extremely long time how bad Pfizer is.

And all of the other big Pharma players too.

How much more evidence is required?

Even as large as it is, Pfizer is the tiniest tip of the iceberg of corruption and deception. What we’ve seen and experienced dwarfs Pfizer’s shortcomings and crimes by many orders of magnitude. The corruption, fraud, and complicity is at every level of society.

Time to call it all out to the mat. If Bourla goes down, or Fauci retires, or Pfizer’s profits tank, or a few sanctions are levied, or even a few people actually go to jail (gasp—not likely), nothing will change. This is just frosting on a poison cake. Sweet and gratifying, but the bakers and the bakery continue operations, unfazed.

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Pfucking Perpfect! Pfigures too. Pfraudsters

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Great recap of Rost and other whistleblowers. I am glad you featured Allen Jones too. Whistleblowers are needed and should be protected especially when they bring forward fraud. They risk their personal livelihood for doing the hard right, not easy wrong.

I will never forget meeting Jaime Reidy shortly after my husband Woody died of Zoloft induced suicide. He told me all about the shenanigans happening inside Pfizer sales with both Viagra and Zoloft. They were the hottest drugs on the market. My late husband was in sales and so the games I heard from Jaime were not shocking but should never be done for drugs that have potential for death. Remember this was happening at the same time Pfizer was deep in litigation with Zoloft and suicides. The games they play.

The lies and deception continue to this day. Thanks again for your great substack. I’d love to connect sometime. Www.Kimwitczak.com.

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Feb 3, 2023·edited Feb 3, 2023

Pharma funds the government. Until that trough of cash is drained, the pigs will continue to drink.

More than 2/3 of Congress got a campaign check in 2020 from Pharma:

https://www.statnews.com/feature/prescription-politics/federal-full-data-set/

Pfizer vowed to give no contributions to politicians who refused to certify the 2020 election. Pfizer gave millions to Joe Biden's inauguration celebration. Biden, in gratitude, illegally mandated the jab.

The FDA is funded in part by pharma: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/08/27/fact-check-some-fdas-budget-does-come-industry-funding/5572076001/

Turn on any mainstream news and you will see they are supported by Pfizer.

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MWD, if you (I/me) combine your article with Marc Giradot's recent article and then combine all that Steve Kirsch has done by exposing how corrupt ALL of medicine is (nobody will go on record with him, in fact they run), makes it a lot easier for me, and I'm sure many others, convincing the blind what we are truly up against.

Great article. Although it's so sick how corrupt Pfizer (all Big Pharma and our Health Agencies) are. And come to think of it, how many doctors/hospitals/clinics are also neck deep in similar corrupt behavior. The losers? All 'patients'.

Here's Marc Giradot's article from yesterday:

"Have Public Health Authorities Been Sacrificing Our Children on the Altar of Vaccines ?"

https://covidmythbuster.substack.com/p/have-public-health-authorities-been

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Feb 3, 2023Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

I was hoping for a mention of Brandy Vaughan in one of these two whistle blower pieces - though perhaps she doesn't qualify as a whistle blower having already left the industry?

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Feb 3, 2023Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

You have a great perspective on Big Pharma, it is clear from the pattern of corruption also that the regulatory captured agencies were as much a part of the grand deception as companies like Pfizer. From a position of 38 years in the defense industry, I observed no direct corruption (being in engineering) but inferring from executives during "competitive proposal" efforts that "we didn't have to work too hard on this one because it was our turn to win" didn't pass the smell test for a meritocratic award process. I do not believe all contracts went this way, but many did, and it was clear this process was under the control of the politics filtering down through the DoD. I was told more than once by our contractor oversight team, even half-way through billion-dollar contracts, that "as long as Gen XYZ is Chief of the Army that this program is dead".

I have zero doubt that Big Media, Big Retail, and Big Entertainment are all as deeply corrupt at their core as Pharma and the MIC - it hardly requires gub'mint collusion, but that just makes everything easier to whitewash.

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Feb 3, 2023Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

If you are not in lock step with the goals of the corporation such as Big Pharma, you are odd man out and to blow the whistle means you are personna non grata and will be punished for life. I see it being played out across the US when astute medical professionals speak out. Fauci punished those who disagreed with his methods of managing AIDS. This has been transpiring for years in Big Pharma.

The book by Kaminsky spells it out "Science in the Private Interest. My chapter on Zomax in the early 1980's gives a similar story. Two McNeil executives were fired when they demanded that McNeil withdraw Zomax from the market place becasue it was killing the patients.

https://thomasabraunrph.substack.com/p/zomax-chapter-10

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The umbilical cord between the $ funding and the regulators must be cut. Defense, medical, elections, etc... legislation similar to separation of church and state must be passed; with criminal charges forthcoming for collusion, bribery, coercion, intimidation, etc.

The US government really needs to get back in the business of protecting the citizens rights first and foremost. Wow, how it’s lost its way from its original intent.

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