Quotes Oct. 1 – 3 • Trust Trump?

Though Trump appears to be doing a good job of suppressing domestic Leftist Loonies and their program of confusion and chaos, his recent aggrandizement of Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla at the White House, and his further rewarding of Pfizer’s failed mRNA platform, can only be interpreted as a slap in the face of those who have painstakingly labored for the last five years to reveal the reality of this monstrously corrupt enterprise. Pfizer, it seems, is a Swamp Hydra that cannot be slain.

Politics is an extremely tough and messy business, and I have badly wanted to give Trump the benefit of the doubt, but this is beyond the pale.

I feel the same way. I want to believe there is something else going on…but this looks so blatant I’m having a very hard time with it. So, apparently, is RFK Jr.

Jeff Childers had a little different take on it:

At some point during the announcement, though everyone including Bourla was smiling and nodding, one got the distinct impression that Pfizer was being punished for something.

This seems a bit wishful thinking from Childers. He also said this:

The sad truth is Pfizer is too big to kill; it makes hundreds of important drugs and is one of the biggest and most critical drugmakers in America.

So, I guess with everything Trump it is best to see how all this plays out…sometimes that is hard to do.

What the hell is Trump doing with Bourla and Pfizer? Just when I’m starting to think Trump may actually be playing some 5D chess, he starts playing tic-tac-toe with Pfizer.

Pfizer is not a trusted public health partner — it operates like a criminal enterprise. With 107 documented penalties, Pfizer’s record reads like a catalogue of corporate crime: false marketing, safety breaches, kickback schemes, environmental violations, foreign bribery, and systemic fraud.

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Over the years, Pfizer has paid out billions more for unlawful marketing practices, Medicare/Medicaid fraud, and physician kickbacks.

According to Violation Tracker, Pfizer’s penalties since 2000 total more than $11 billion across criminal, civil, and regulatory cases — a staggering figure that exposes a pattern of lawlessness, not isolated mistakes.

The bizarre vampire cabaret in the Oval Office with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla suggests an astonishing absence of lessons learned. The Trump administration is brilliant, disciplined, effective, on target, relentless, serious, and miserably trapped in Trump’s frozen love of Operation Warp Speed.

Well….here’s another take on Trump and the Pfizer / Bourla deal. I hope she’s right and she very well may be:

It’s a “keep your enemies closer” offense. While every president since Reagan has had their foot on the gas of the Vaccine Injury Industry, Trump seems to have shifted to a strategy of hitting the brakes, then the gas, then the brakes again, and so on. This allows him, if he chooses, to gradually hit the gas less often and the brakes more often over time.

I see him holding out a $70 billion “bait” package that makes Pharma/Bio obligated to him. He has essentially bought them, and now he can set the rules of the game. This way he can move much further on the vaccine/toxicity/Autism issue than he could otherwise—and Pharma/Bio will still have to genuflect to him.

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And remember: Trump can give Pfizer all the money in the world, but if they can’t make a product that passes the new gold-standard science, it will never get FDA approval… and Trump controls the FDA.

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As a rule, I never trust politicians. But I’ve never trusted a politician as much as I trust Bobby Kennedy.

As long as Trump stays loyal to Bobby, I will stay loyal to Trump.

Let’s be clear: current politics is not a space for open dialogue, but rather a field of cultural and ideological warfare, where concessions are interpreted as capitulations.

Unlike the left, which cunningly employs a humanist and moralistic lexicon filled with words like “tolerance,” “respect,” and “freedom,” while simultaneously imposing single narratives, canceling dissenting voices, and pursuing and eliminating opponents, Trump demonstrates profound honesty and transparency in his positions, insofar as he sees hostility as a legitimate political tool, instead of pretending about a superficial — if not impossible — reconciliation. This is especially true since no reconciliation is possible with a left that refuses to recognize the legitimacy of its adversary and disguises selective persecutory practices with rhetoric about social peace.

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Contrary to what the politically correct hypocrite preaches, there is no moral obligation to smooth the path for those who seek to undermine the foundational principles of a nation. Firmness should be regarded as a virtue, not a flaw. It is precisely when the most fundamental values are at risk that hostility toward those who threaten them ceases to be merely understandable and becomes necessary.

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