And right on cue, Anna’s jumped on the bandwagon.
These
bleeping people continue to prove why “doing your own research” is not smart!
Firstly, they have both misrepresented the context of what was said. The Pfizer vaccine wasn’t tested, and subsequently released, for its ability to reduce transmission - its use was in preventing severe disease which is what the vast majority of vaccines do (as
@livin_the_nuffy_life pointed out). The exec was pointing this out - she was answering an anti vax European Parlimentarians question specifically with regard to him asking (paraphrasing) - was the vaccine tested for its effect on reducing transmission prior to release
Secondly, we now DO KNOW that the covid vaccine has a mild effect or reducing transmission
As someone else has already said, these
bleeping nuffies ( Carlz and Anna) are happy to tell you not to believe the “main stream media” until they come across something - in the MSM - that vindicates them.
There is no doubt, that if you weren’t following it closely - and only following commercial media outlets - that you got a lot of incorrect information about covid and the vaccine. But for those people who had the time - and the interest - there WAS a whole lot of accurate reporting, that regularly updated their information - and pointed out previous errors/inaccuracies.
see what was said here (I can’t find the original reporting, just a report of the report! which for me means any commentary is already biased until the full transcript of what was said is released)
The bombshell admission came during a European Parliament committee meeting after Dutch Member of European Parliament (MEP) Rob Roos asked Pfizer President of International Developed Markets Janine Small directly about the testing.
fism.tv
and link to studies showing mild effect on transmission here
This article provides a summary of the interim recommendations for the use of the Pfizer BioNTech (BNT162b2) vaccine against COVID-19 issued by WHO Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE).
www.who.int