If you missed last night’s story: Pfizer made a veterinary vaccine that killed thousands of calves. As the German gov’t investigated, Pfizer denied responsibility and kept selling the vaccine.
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If you missed last night’s story: Pfizer made a veterinary vaccine that killed thousands of calves. As the German gov’t investigated, Pfizer denied responsibility and kept selling the vaccine.
The head of the Pfizer division responsible for the vaccine? Albert Bourla, the company’s current CEO
Yes, Bourla was “Area President Europe” for Pfizer’s veterinary division as this disaster unfolded:
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Who in their right mind would trust Bourla with their children's lives? I wouldn't give my dog one of Pfizer's products.
People have to give up the notion that pharmaceutical companies have ethics. Their purpose is not to help humanity. Their purpose is to make money. In that mindless and endlessly greedy pursuit, anything that they can can away with, and even things they know they can't get away with if it enriches them sufficiently, goes. At this point, I'm not shocked in the slightest.