What happened to the 500 million mRNA Covid shots American taxpayers bought for poor countries last year? by Alex Berenson – UnReported Truths – SubStack
Let’s find out!
Just sent this email to Pfizer and the GAVI, the Vaccine Alliance.
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To the GAVI and Pfizer press teams:
I am a former NY Times reporter who now has hundreds of thousands of followers on Substack and Twitter. For over a year, I have raised questions about the efficacy and side effect profile of the mRNA vaccines, but to be clear, I am not an “anti-vaxxer.”
I am writing to ask about what happened to the 500 million mRNA Covid doses that Pfizer manufactured for GAVI under its June 2021 agreement with the United States government, announced here.
The release says that
Under the plan, 200 million doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine will be delivered in 2021, starting in August, with a further 300 million shipped in the first half of 2022.
This language does not say any of the doses are optional or may not be produced or delivered, and in fact sets a specific delivery schedule.
I am hoping GAVI and Pfizer can explain whether all 500 million doses were in fact delivered, where they were delivered, and how many, if any, have been transferred to the nations eligible to receive them – the “92 economies eligible for donor-funded vaccines… as well as member states of the African Union.”
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If GAVI or Pfizer can provide any information on final demand for those mRNA doses, either by country or cumulatively, I’d appreciate that too. Media reports from many countries have suggested that demand for Covid vaccines is now quite low, and some countries have already disposed of expired Covid vaccine doses.
On Sept. 12, for example, the Korea Times reported that Korea had dumped almost 6 million Covid jabs in July and that “nearly 10 million COVID-19 vaccines may be discarded in Korea” by the end of 2022.
