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Disinfo: The Globalists use the pandemic and the Pfizer vaccine for reducing the world's population

Summary

Albert Burla, head of the Pfizer corporation has not had a shot of his own vaccine and was not allowed entry to Israel. Not surprising - the number of deaths from taking this vaccine are now in the hundreds.

/.../ The Globalists are sounding the alarm: there are too many people on Planet Earth. They think one or two billion would be enough. Now they are trying to drive humankind to that number with the help of "horrible" virus, epidemics and - vaccines. To save themselves, the Globalists, controlling the fantastic profits from the pharmaceutical industry, seem to have other plans. They do not want to loose their yachts and private jets just because of their love for ecology or their fear of virus.

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Recurrent pro-Kremlin narrative about "secret global elites" planning to control the world's population. The conspiracy theory on population reduction is frequently employed by pro-Kremlin disinformation outlets: examples here and here.

See more claims that COVID-19 is a fake epidemic manufactured by the media; or that ruling élites are spreading coronavirus panic in order to gain unlimited powers.

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  • Reported in: Issue 235
  • DATE OF PUBLICATION: 12/03/2021
  • Article language(s) Russian
  • Countries and/or Regions discussed in the disinformation: Israel, US
  • Keywords: coronavirus, Secret elites / global elites, vaccination
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