Interview · moment 23 of 23
Operation Warp Speed, Palantir's Vaccine Assignments, and Pfizer's Track Record
from #226 - Whitney Webb #3 | The Tim Dillon Show · #226
7 min
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Whitney details Operation Warp Speed's military leadership, Palantir's role deciding vaccine distribution, a Pfizer-linked FDA official's conflict of interest, and Pfizer's history of fines and a fatal Nigerian drug trial, before Tim closes with plugs for her Patreon and book.
- Whitney Webb discusses upcoming reports on Operation Warp Speed, the U.S. government's official COVID-19 vaccination program run by the military with FDA officials barred from meetings.
- Operation Warp Speed includes DHS, NSA, FBI, Google, Oracle, and Palantir, led by a former GSK vice president focused on bioelectronic medicine.
- Palantir plans to assign all six vaccine candidates to different critical populations rather than using a single approved vaccine for everyone.
- Google controls YouTube and implemented a policy to de-platform anyone questioning Operation Warp Speed or COVID-19 vaccines, creating a conflict of interest.
- Tim notes that Pfizer's vaccine is expected to be approved first, but the FDA official overseeing it previously covered up Pfizer's Zoloft connection to birth defects.
- While the Sackler family faces scrutiny for oxycontin, pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer receive uncritical approval despite paying billions in fines for illegal marketing.
- Pfizer conducted an illegal drug trial in Nigeria that killed 11 children and attempted to bribe Nigerian officials to cover it up.
- The vaccines use experimental mRNA and DNA technologies with limited safety profiles in humans, and animal trials were skipped.
- Operation Warp Speed maintains extreme secrecy; contracts with vaccine companies were mostly redacted even after pressure from Congress.
- Tim questions why the military is running a peacetime vaccination program instead of the CDC and FDA.
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