The world today has 6.8 billion people. That’s heading up to about nine billion. Now, if we do a really great job on new vaccines, health care, reproductive health services, we could lower that [the world population] by 10 or 15 percent.

Here's my question, it's a rhetorical question: Why would i take a vaccine for my health, which is financed and produced by someone who wants to decrease the world population?

Dr. Vladimir Zelenko - Board Certified in Family Medicine and is the medical director at Monsey Family Medical Center.

For pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer and Moderna, the production of injectable drugs (dubbed “vaccines”) has been a veritable gold rush—with one important difference: the resource that is mined is renewable. Unlike a gold vein that can be exhausted, a human vein can be drilled again and again, and the drill is just a needle. What renders human veins renewable, what turns arms into resources, is the constant renewal of fear that makes arms extend in anticipation, plus the evolution of new variants which, if properly controlled and exploited, can be immensely profitable. Big Pharma is ready to cash in on Omicron, with the aid of public fear and government mandates. Fear-mongering about Omicron has been enormously profitable already: “Big pharma executives and shareholders saw their wealth skyrocket in the week after the Omicron variant was discovered, with just eight top Pfizer and Moderna shareholders adding a combined $10.31 billion to their fortunes”. Of course there is always the problem that with a greater number of injections, a greater number of resistant mutations is developing.

No one is allowed to market a product that is not yet licensed. There is no licensed vaccine available currently. It is all with emergency use authorization.

Yet, if you are against mandates - you are an "anti-vaxxer".

Currently the definition of the term "anti-vaxxer" includes anybody who is opposed to mandated administration of an experimental medical product.

Dr. Robert Malone - a known vaccine scientist who pioneered the mRNA vaccine technology that is used in COVID vaccines today.