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'Big Pharma funded COVID cartel to hide it all!': Sen Johnson drops shocker on vaccine injuries
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Overview
Sen. Johnson argues that COVID-19 mRNA vaccine injuries and adverse events were systematically obscured. He claims that an April subcommittee hearing and report showed that top FDA officials selected a safety surveillance algorithm they allegedly knew would hide serious safety signals—particularly citing sudden death. He calls this a “bombshell revelation,” saying it was dismissed by the subcommittee’s ranking member and ignored by legacy media.
Media, Industry Influence, and Public Narrative
Johnson further alleges that “Big Pharma” and related institutions helped shape both the media narrative and the public health response. He argues that, since the late 1990s, pharmaceutical advertising and industry influence have reduced investigative journalism into vaccine harms.
He adds that he believes Big Pharma:
- hires and rewards former federal health officials,
- heavily lobbies,
- donates politically across parties,
- supports media-adjacent bodies and medical organizations.
Johnson also raises whether the same networks support people who “troll” or undermine research that contradicts company or establishment goals.
Claims About Incomplete Vaccine Safety Evaluation
A central theme in Johnson’s remarks is that vaccine safety evaluation was incomplete or improperly handled. He claims that key pre-authorization safety studies were not conducted (or were omitted), specifically mentioning missing or unperformed categories such as:
- drug–drug interactions
- cardiovascular toxicity
- central nervous system toxicity
- other organ toxicity
- blood toxicity
- genotoxicity
- carcinogenicity
He suggests that even if such studies were never done, institutions continue to suppress acknowledgment of risks while promoting the mRNA injections.
Allegations Concerning Suppressed Alternatives
Johnson also argues that alternative treatments using generic drugs were suppressed or actively sabotaged in favor of what he describes as a “highly profitable experimental gene therapy.” He links this to institutions’ motivations to downplay mRNA injection injuries.
Repeated Hearings and “Public Reckoning”
Finally, Johnson frames repeated hearings as part of a broader effort to rebuild public trust through “public reckoning.” He asserts that new testimony will discuss possible mechanisms of harms and that witnesses are facing attacks on their research and reputations.
Presenters or Contributors
- Sen. Johnson (video speaker)
- Dr. Sabine Hazan
- Dr. Eldairy
- Dr. Aude Rieux (referenced as providing foundational work)
- “Highly credentialed experienced doctors and medical researchers” (unnamed, referenced generally)