New evidence is coming to light that suggests Pfizer was aware of serious adverse events linked to its COVID-19 vaccines early in its rollout, but chose to prioritize profits over public safety.

Documents showing that the pharmaceutical giant has been tracking various adverse reactions since early 2021 are raising eyebrows among concerned citizens and experts alike.

According to a recently released report titled “Cumulative Analysis of Post-Authorization Adverse Event Reports,” Pfizer’s internal safety data reveals a troubling set of serious side effects that were already well documented when the vaccines were aggressively marketed to the public.

The report highlights worrying patterns of adverse events, from heart problems to neurological disorders, that many say should have led to an immediate reassessment of the vaccine’s safety profile.

A disturbing figure has emerged: More than 1,200 people have reportedly died in the three months after the vaccine was approved, and serious side effects have affected tens of thousands. But instead of withdrawing the product from the market, Pfizer and regulatory agencies such as the FDA and CDC doubled down on their approval.

Former journalist Naomi Wolf, who has since moved into independent reporting, alleges Pfizer manipulated critical data during the emergency use authorization (EUA) process. Wolf’s investigation points to a significant cover-up that may have distorted the vaccines’ true safety record, and Wolf insists the move further solidifies the pharmaceutical company’s position.

This troubling narrative has sparked skepticism and concern among Americans who question the reasons behind the rushed vaccine rollout.

At a time when transparency in healthcare is of the utmost importance, this latest revelation not only undermines public trust but also gives pause to anyone seeking medical advice from these pharmaceutical giants.

As public discourse becomes increasingly scrutinized, mainstream media silence on these important findings raises new questions about accountability and the role big corporations play in public health.

Conservatives and public health advocates must continue to demand answers and hold these institutions accountable for their actions that potentially put lives at risk.

Sources:
headlineusa.com
theepochtimes.com
naturalnews.com