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Dr. Naomi Wolf claimed that the Pfizer vaccines failed to effectively prevent Covid-19 transmission, contrary to initial claims.
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00:00I take great pleasure in introducing Dr. Naomi Wolf.
00:04She has flown down from New York for this session.
00:07She is a journalist like all of us, but… and like many of us here, certainly me, kept
00:12a very close eye on the pandemic and the development of the vaccine and how the world reacted to
00:17it.
00:18Dr. Wolf has documented her findings in a book called the Pfizer Papers, Crime Against
00:24Humanity.
00:25And I think the name kind of says it all, but we'll leave that to her to explain what
00:31the findings were.
00:32Once again, to all the members of the audience, you can scan the QR code which you can see
00:38right here and also on your tables actually, so if you could just scan that.
00:42The question this time is, do you trust big pharma, pharmaceutical companies, do you trust
00:48them?
00:49So that's my question and till the time you answer that question, I'm going to get started
00:53with Dr. Wolf.
00:55Dr. Wolf, tell us a little about Pfizer Papers, Crime Against Humanity.
01:01What are your findings?
01:02Dr. Naomi Wolf Thank you so much.
01:05I will tell you in just a minute, but first I really just want to thank and appreciate
01:09my hosts at India Today, you and all of you for welcoming me here.
01:14It's been such a warm welcome.
01:16I was last at an India Today conference in India twenty years ago and it's an absolute
01:21joy to be back.
01:24So I should clarify, as I promised, I'm not a medical doctor.
01:28I have a doctorate in Victorian poetry.
01:31So the project that led to the Pfizer Papers really happened almost by accident.
01:42Some of you may know my work because I've been a well-known feminist writer for 40 years.
01:49I've written eight or nine international bestsellers and usually my subjects are women's
01:55issues, especially women's sexual and reproductive health and then general civil liberties, civil
02:03rights issues.
02:04They're, of course, related, especially important to note on International Women's Day.
02:09But the book came about, and I'll tell you in a moment what it is, because I was doing
02:14what I've done for 40 years that made me a quote unquote feminist icon.
02:18I was reporting accurately on social media at that time in 2021 that women were beginning
02:26to report eyewitnesses to their own bodies, menstrual problems or dysregulation after
02:34having received the mRNA COVID injections, which had been rolled out in the United States
02:39at the end of 2020.
02:42And literally this is the kind of reporting I've done my whole life.
02:45I broke the story on problems with silicone breast implants.
02:49I've covered, you know, problems with IUDs.
02:51We all know about problems with thalidomide.
02:54The idea that new pharmaceutical products can have damaging effects on women or humans,
03:00but certainly women, that are not immediately apparent is not a new idea.
03:05Feminists used to know that.
03:06That's the reason why I look at the results right behind us.
03:09Trust Big Pharma, 32% of you don't trust or rather trust Big Pharma.
03:15And 66% in the audience are saying they don't trust Big Pharma.
03:19I mean, healthy skepticism is a good quality to have in this world generally until things
03:25are well proven.
03:26But just to quickly fast forward, when I accurately reported that, I was canceled by Twitter,
03:37Facebook, you know, smeared around the world, my reputation turned upside down worldwide,
03:44which was weird at that time.
03:45I didn't understand that AI was probably already in use in 2021.
03:50And it turned out later through lawsuits brought by the attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana
03:56that it was the White House that had put pressure on Twitter and Facebook to delete me, cancel
04:02me, smear me.
04:04That doesn't matter.
04:05What matters is Steve Bannon, who I thought was my existential adversary, the advisor
04:11to President Trump, did want to hear what I had to say, invited me onto the show.
04:16And I continued to raise questions about these injections based on my knowledge that I was
04:20accruing in my research.
04:23Then he said, okay, the Pfizer papers have been released.
04:26These are 450,000 documents, internal documents, Pfizer's own documents collated as they tested
04:35and developed this injection and a successful lawsuit against the Food and Drug Administration,
04:42which had custody of these documents, resulted in the release of these documents.
04:46But Bannon and I both knew as journalists, there was no way that would be useful unless
04:52we could get experts to read through them and issue reports.
04:55So the Pfizer papers, which is the book that led me to be here, is the result of that project.
05:013,250 highly credentialed doctors and scientists from all over the world joined together under
05:08our aegis and produced these now 109 reports, 50 of the most important are collected in
05:15this book, Pfizer documents.
05:16So all vaccines have side effects and Pfizer's vaccine was no different is what you're saying,
05:20but the side effects-
05:21It's exactly not what I'm saying.
05:22That is not what I'm saying.
05:23The side effects that you say were concealed by Pfizer, were the ones that they should
05:28have spoken about is what they kept concealed conveniently and the effects were far damaging
05:35than what we were told about is what you're saying, right?
05:37Well, can I just say what I'm saying, because your summary of what I'm saying is not correct.
05:44So I'm going to talk about the process in my country, because I don't know the process
05:49in your country, but in the West, in North America, vaccines and other medical products
05:57come to the market after, well, vaccines usually after 10 or 15 years of safety studies showing
06:03for sure, including longitudinal studies, which continue over time, right?
06:08Showing for sure that they're safe and effective.
06:10That's the metric.
06:12And then they go to the Food and Drug Administration, which either allows them to be sold in the
06:16marketplace, continues to track them or else doesn't allow them to be sold.
06:22These are not normal vaccines, right?
06:26Because in your country, as well as in mine and all over the world, but I'll just talk
06:31about the Pfizer injection, because that's the one I have the documentation for.
06:35They were rushed through in 10 months and then they were released under a kind of a,
06:42you know, do not pass go, do not collect $200 to use monopoly metaphors.
06:48They were released under what's called an emergency use authorization, which is basically
06:52the FDA saying, you don't have to go through the process, the normal process of proving
06:57that they're safe and effective.
06:59It's an emergency.
07:00You can just put them in the marketplace.
07:02But when I say it's not anything like other vaccines, that's not the only difference.
07:08But also what we found in the Pfizer papers is that the levels of deaths and severe injuries,
07:17severe damage of all kinds, and I can get into details, but especially the centerpiece
07:22of reproductive damage, which is at the very heart of the Pfizer papers, what Pfizer was
07:27looking at.
07:29As we say in tech, it's not a bug, it's a feature.
07:33That was what they knew about.
07:36They knew about it before they rolled it out.
07:39They knew about it while they were rolling it out.
07:41They continued for three months that are spanned in the Pfizer papers to collect documentation
07:46of 1,225 deaths in just three months reported by doctors, horrific damage of the kind that
07:53I'll describe to you in detail.
07:56And they knew within one month that the vaccines didn't work to stop COVID.
08:02In fact, Pfizer's language is failure of efficacy, quote unquote, and vaccine failure, quote
08:08unquote.
08:09That's their language.
08:10I'm not editorializing.
08:11That's their conclusion.
08:12They reached that conclusion in November of 2020, again, one month into marketing it.
08:19So everything that followed, the mandates, the lost jobs, the kids missing school unless
08:25they were injected in states in the United States, the division of society in my country
08:31between the vaccinated and the unvaccinated, the discriminatory laws, the deaths, the injuries,
08:37the sterilizations, the fact that we now have a 13 to 20% drop in live births.
08:42There's a 13 to 20% drop in live births according to government data sets around the world.
08:48I understand also in India, there's a drop in live births.
08:51The excess deaths, which are universal around the world in vaccinated countries, none of
08:56that was necessary.
08:58It was all based upon a lie.
09:00The vaccines didn't work to stop COVID.
09:02The number three side effect in the Pfizer papers is COVID.
09:07You know, I want to ask you, a lot of people would ask this, if not the vaccine, then what?
09:11How could we move forward given the situation that we had at hand?
09:15Yeah.
09:16So you and I had a good, you're a good journalist.
09:19I want to commend you for a tough bulldog approach.
09:24I think that that's a respectfully a misleading question because I've just said the vaccines
09:30didn't work.
09:33Maybe your vaccine worked.
09:34I don't have the internal documents.
09:35I invite your manufacturer to release their internal documents.
09:40So my experts can take a look at what was provided here in India and other countries
09:44where your vaccine was distributed, but the vaccine didn't work.
09:49So as I said to you, when you asked me that earlier, when humans are faced with something,
09:54a technology that does not work, they keep looking for solutions.
10:00That's not what happened.
10:02Early on, doctors who were using other methods of treating COVID and keeping their patients
10:08out of the hospital, keeping their patients from getting sicker, those methods include
10:12in my country, hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.
10:16They were having good outcomes, high doses of vitamin C.
10:21Those doctors were de-licensed in my country.
10:24They were certainly canceled and censored.
10:26They lost their jobs.
10:28They faced lawfare.
10:30They were made fun of.
10:31The FDA released a whole marketing campaign.
10:33I'm sorry, it was the CDC making fun of ivermectin, as you may recall.
10:38So again, I'm not a medical doctor, but these were some other methods that were showing
10:44promise.
10:45They were suppressed and everything was directed, including force in my country, economic force,
10:52threats, shaming, legal discrimination, into compelling people to take this injection,
11:00which the manufacturers, the White House, the CDC, we have emails among Dr. Fauci, Dr.
11:07Walensky, 15 White House staffers, they knew by April of 2021 that this injection was hurting
11:14the hearts of minors and young, healthy adult males.
11:18They kept pushing it anyway.
11:20They didn't come clean.
11:21So I would say to you, there are many other things that could well have helped, but they
11:26were prevented from being explored.
11:28So people were convinced that the vaccine works because the data was peer-reviewed and
11:33published.
11:34What data?
11:35I asked you this in our conversation.
11:36What data?
11:37There was peer-reviewed data.
11:38What peer-reviewed data?
11:39That spoke about the efficacy of the vaccine.
11:40What peer-reviewed data?
11:41Published on the NHAM and the BMJ.
11:43What study?
11:44Again, you'll have to show me what you're referring to so I can look at it.
11:48What I'm trying to ask you is that people were immediately drawn to the vaccine because
11:53of a data that the government spoke about as well, and Pfizer was in conversation with
11:58the longest time to come to India as well, but that never worked out.
12:01That's the reason why people had faith on the vaccine.
12:04A lot of people did.
12:05India, as a country, vaccinates a lot, and that's the reason why it was not very difficult
12:09to get people to come and take the vaccine, unlike many other countries.
12:13So which vaccine did people get in India?
12:16In India, people got two vaccines.
12:17One was Covishield, which is the AstraZeneca vaccine, the adenovirus vaccine.
12:21The second one was an indigenous Covaxin, which was an inactivated vaccine.
12:25So just a point of information, you know that the AstraZeneca vaccine was withdrawn from
12:31the market?
12:32Yes.
12:33But my question is about the Pfizer vaccines.
12:36You know, the data that was published showing efficacy, and that's how it was used.
12:40I'm not trying to badger you.
12:41I'm really not.
12:43What data?
12:44I mean, you're saying to me...
12:45You know, I can get into the details of that data and what it showed in the percentages
12:49of the efficacy levels.
12:50But what I'm saying is that the vaccine was introduced, the emergency authorization was
12:55given.
12:56One of the first vaccines to get an emergency authorization was the Pfizer vaccine.
13:00The WHO backed it.
13:02The CDC backed it.
13:03What I'm asking is that what was going on for them to get, you know, behind the scenes
13:09as per your research, is what I'm trying to ask you.
13:11So these clearances were given, and that's how the vaccine was introduced to the population.
13:16What was going on behind the scenes for these clearances to come through is what I'm asking.
13:19I see.
13:20I understand your question.
13:21Again, I hope you'll understand when I say over and over what data, I'm really encouraging
13:27kind of a revolution in our sense of our responsibility as consumers of information.
13:35And what I mean by that is it's very important for us no longer to say, well, those are the
13:40doctors, they're the experts, or those are the scientists, they're the experts, or that's
13:44the media, they're the experts.
13:46I don't mean you.
13:47India Today is fabulous.
13:49Or you know, that's the CDC or the FDA, they're the experts.
13:52We really need to, and this complete collapse of trustworthiness of the FDA, the CDC, the
14:01American media, the Western media, in terms of reporting things that were not true or
14:06that were skewed scientifically, and that's why I keep saying what data, and I'll get
14:11to that in a minute.
14:13We have to start to read those studies ourselves and evaluate them ourselves and become literate
14:19scientifically.
14:20I started out by saying I'm in English, like my DPhil is in English literature.
14:25I'm not trained as a scientist, but now I know how to read a scientific paper.
14:30It's not rocket science, you know, and I know how to see flaws in methodology.
14:34And we all have to get accustomed to that because what the, you asked, what was this
14:39process?
14:40What happened was millions of dollars flowed, we now know, to journals like the Lancet,
14:47the British medical journal, the gold standard peer-reviewed scientific and medical publications.
14:56And then they would not publish good science that showed problems with the vaccine, but
15:04they would publish what turned out to be very bad studies, flawed studies, that claimed
15:10to show safety and efficacy.
15:12One example is just the Shimabukuro study, peer-reviewed, that early on was used by the
15:18CDC, by public health entities throughout North America to tell pregnant women that
15:23this vaccine was safe for their fetuses and for themselves.
15:26It wasn't safe, and the way they got to that was by stopping looking at babies after two
15:33weeks, right, as well as other flaws in methodology.
15:37But this was very common.
15:39The peer-reviewed process has been compromised.
15:41Another example is the PCR test.
15:44The PCR test, which is the, what was used to identify infections or infections, right,
15:50it's a real test, but the inventor of it said, don't use it at too high a cycle threshold
15:57or it will generate false positives.
16:00The World Health Organization issued a press release that was quickly swallowed up that
16:05said don't run it at high cycle thresholds.
16:08But governments and testing centers ran it at cycle thresholds that are too high, generating
16:15untold false positives.
16:18So our data about the extent of the pandemic can't be verified based on PCR tests.
16:26So you also feel that the pandemic in that sense were exaggerated in terms of the numbers?
16:30I'll get, I'll get, I don't know.
16:31Like I don't know.
16:32As a journalist, I'm saying, I'm saying there's a problem with a lot of the data.
16:36I can give you other examples, but that's kind of a different question.
16:38Do you want me to go to that?
16:39No, I just want to now just move a little ahead because in our conversation we were
16:43talking about where things could have been done differently.
16:45All of us here in India during the pandemic have taken ashwagandha, have taken shilajit,
16:50have taken vitamin C and also resorted to traditional systems of treatment, which many
16:55of us, and I was just telling, you know, Dr. Wolf about it.
16:59The fact that this happened in India, but that didn't happen in the US is what you're
17:03seeing.
17:04And that's where you fell short as a country.
17:06This should have been done.
17:07Vitamin C should have been encouraged.
17:08Okay, so.
17:09Immunity building should have been encouraged.
17:10Do you want me to answer your question about how the skewing of conclusions about the vaccine
17:16happened in terms of?
17:17Yes, sure, sure.
17:18And then go on to that?
17:19Yes.
17:20Sure.
17:21So I talked about the kind of corruption of the peer review process.
17:24Also the media in North America and Western Europe was very corrupted.
17:28The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, of course, Bill Gates was a major investor in
17:32the mRNA injection.
17:36They were flowing millions of dollars to previously very respected news outlets to quote unquote
17:42overcome vaccine hesitancy.
17:44So $55 million to the BBC, for instance, the New York Times got money, NPR got money, the
17:51Guardian got money.
17:53And you know, if you run a news business, margins are very tight.
17:56So a few million dollars makes a very big difference.
18:00But it means that when problems were being surfaced by real journalists and real doctors,
18:07those respected news outlets didn't want to cover them and they kept reproducing inaccurate
18:13claims by the CDC, by Dr. Fauci and so on, that this was safe and effective.
18:18The other issue is the CARES Act in the United States, a billion dollars from the government
18:23itself to basically pay off quote unquote trusted influencers, all the way from churches
18:30and synagogues and mosques down to tiny dance troupes in Queens or, you know, little regional
18:36news outlets.
18:37So basically the whole culture of communication was bought and paid for by pharma.
18:43And then it was a closed circle.
18:45Our tax dollars paid for, you know, the vaccines, so shareholders in Pfizer and Moderna and
18:51so on were doing very, very well.
18:53And then, as I mentioned, critics were silenced.
18:56Why were critics silenced?
18:58Billions of dollars went to professional organizations representing doctors and obstetricians
19:03and gynecologists, pediatricians, to keep, to make sure that the doctors in their organizations
19:10didn't go off script and the money had to be paid back if doctors gave actual informed
19:15consent to their patients.
19:17So it was a whole mechanism of propaganda and coercion.
19:21And the last thing I'll mention is something called the COVID-19 Project, and this started
19:27in March of 2020, very early, before we could possibly know how serious the pandemic was
19:32going to be.
19:33And this was a coalition of ordinary competitors, and I'm a tech CEO, so I recognize how weird
19:39this is, right?
19:40These are competitors, Facebook, Twitter, Bloomberg, Microsoft, Nintendo, Amazon, the
19:48big tech entities aligned, why?
19:52To communicate around the world the same messages about lockdowns and about COVID and
19:58then about vaccines.
19:59That's why you heard the same messaging around the world.
20:02Don't visit grandma, you'll kill her at Thanksgiving.
20:06Don't visit grandma, you'll kill her at Hanukkah.
20:08Don't visit grandma, you'll kill her at Diwali.
20:11All around the world, the same.
20:12That's only possible through this alliance of tech bros.
20:15So I followed the money.
20:17What happens when you force a lockdown and you keep people from shopping on Main Street,
20:23worshipping in churches and synagogues and mosques, going to school?
20:26They're on their phones or they're on their computers.
20:29Amazon revenue, 2021, 2022, 23% up.
20:33Nintendo, a dying breed, double digits up.
20:37Microsoft, double digits up.
20:39Bloomberg, double digits up.
20:41Big tech made out like bandits and it was a massive wealth transfer from middle class
20:47people, middle class shop owners, middle class property owners, working class people to big
20:53tech and big pharma.
20:55So it's not just the big pharma benefiting, but big tech as well.
20:58But how would you then stop the transmission is my question.
21:01A country of 1.4 billion people, if you move around when there is an infectious disease
21:06and the outcomes are severe in many people, especially in the second wave of the pandemic,
21:11how else would you stop the transmission?
21:14So again, I'm not a medical doctor and I don't want to, I'm not an epidemiologist.
21:20I do feel very lucky though to have, I got my DPhil in Oxford in English literature.
21:26And so I've read 400 years of English literature, which includes memoirs, letters, journals.
21:34And what is clear from that is that humanity faces wave after wave of infectious disease.
21:41And overwhelmingly in the last 400 years, they've been much more serious, right?
21:48Not to minimize COVID, but typhus, cholera, tuberculosis, yellow fever, pneumonia in 1918,
21:57much more serious.
21:59For a hundred years, we've known, public health has known how not to handle the spread
22:04of infectious diseases.
22:07What do you do?
22:08Ventilation, sunshine, vitamin C, good nutrition.
22:12You boost immunities.
22:13You don't have the opposite is what we were told to do, at least in America and Western
22:18Europe.
22:19You don't crowd people into households, multi-generational households, lock them in, depress their immune
22:25systems by closing off beaches and playgrounds, as we did in the United States and Western
22:31Europe, not pay any attention to nutrition, not pay any attention to, you know, sanitation
22:36or hygiene.
22:37All of that is what we used to know escalated infectious disease transmission.
22:43And that's what we were told to do, made no sense.
22:46You know, I can go on and on about this, Naomi, about the fact that transmission had to be
22:51stopped and that was the number one priority as far as the Indian government was concerned.
22:55In our population.
22:56And I don't think there was any other option, at least in the first wave of the pandemic
23:01when we didn't know what hit us.
23:03I think the situation was the same all over the world, where many countries went in for
23:06a lockdown.
23:07I just want to move on a little and take this discussion forward.
23:10Before you do, can I add one thing?
23:12Yes.
23:13About prevention?
23:14Yes.
23:15Yes.
23:16What's really weird about the Pfizer papers is that there's almost nothing in those 450,000
23:20documents about respiratory infection.
23:23There's almost nothing about nasal passages, breathing, oxygen levels, lung capacity, mucous
23:30membranes.
23:31It's really, as I mentioned, all targeted at damaging your ovaries, damaging sperm,
23:37damaging placentas, aborting babies, causing miscarriages of babies, fetal hemorrhage,
23:45menstrual dysregulation.
23:48But what's fascinating, I'm not vaccinated at all.
23:53I mean, I'm not COVID vaccinated.
23:55My parents gave me the four vaccines that my generation had when we were children.
24:01But early on, I'm a tech CEO, early on I saw that the biotech industry journalism was much
24:07more excited about the mRNA platform than were the medical journals.
24:12And that gave me pause.
24:14But the reason I bring this up is Dr. McCullough, one of the dissident doctors, has a protocol
24:21where you rinse out with a neti pot your nasal passages four times a day with a betadine
24:27solution, which is an iodine solution over the counter.
24:30It's been used for 40 years, very common.
24:33And once I got COVID, it lasted 24 hours because I used his protocol.
24:38Everyone in my family uses his protocol when they get COVID, they get over it in 24 hours.
24:44He says, I don't have this except from him, that Pakistan uses nasal rinses and that's
24:49how they prevented widespread transmission.
24:52You know, it's a viral infection.
24:54So intuitively, it makes sense that if you can kill the virus in your nasal passages
24:59before it gets in to your lungs, that is good prevention.
25:03So that's just anecdotal.
25:05But I think it's interesting that that wasn't even studied.
25:08You know, we're running quickly, we're running out of time and quickly ask you just a last
25:13question on pharmacovigilance because it's not just about COVID and the vaccine associated
25:19with COVID.
25:20But by and large, the problems that various countries at different levels experience,
25:24India has its own set of problems when it comes to clearances, substandard medicines.
25:28What about the US?
25:29Do you think the government needs to really now work together with pharmaceutical companies
25:34and with regulators to ensure that the best medicine gets the clearances for the general
25:39population?
25:40What has COVID taught us in that sense?
25:42Because clearly, the audience has got very little faith on big pharma.
25:46Yeah, well, I mean, I would say thank God for your Ayurvedic tradition in this country.
25:51When we have learned the nature of the damage that the mRNA injections cause, I've been
25:57doing very in-depth, you know, videos about herbs and the Ayurvedic tradition as well
26:02because there are things that have worked to counter inflammation, which is one of the
26:06functions of the injection, to counter, to boost circulation as clotting is one of the
26:12functions of the injection, to support nervous system efficacy, because damaging the nervous
26:18system's myelin sheath is one of the functions of the injection.
26:23So I'm delighted.
26:24I have to say, the Indian population, anecdotally, impressionistically, looks much healthier
26:31than American and Western Europe populations now.
26:34And there was a dramatic change after the mRNA injection rolled out.
26:37So don't stop, you know, whatever that is.
26:42But pharmacovigilance, look, I do everything possible now to avoid taking any prescription
26:48medication and to avoid ever getting hospitalized, you know, God willing, because I've seen from
26:54the Pfizer papers that the FDA just rubber stamped, you know, charts showing babies getting
27:00sick, charts showing a baby dying, charts of 10,000, 15,000 women, 7,500 women with,
27:06you know, horrible, bleeding every day, bleeding twice a month, hemorrhaging, you know, no
27:11periods at all, meaning completely, you know, infertile, and, you know, these 1,225 deaths,
27:18neurological diseases, strokes, heart attacks, dropping dead, which you're seeing.
27:23Something that's been seen in India as well, but the government, I just want to conclude
27:26this, you know, Dr. Wolf, has said that this isn't linked to the vaccine that was given
27:31in the country.
27:32Dr. Wolf, ours was an inactivated vaccine.
27:34At least one vaccine was inactivated, and the other was adenovirus, but the government
27:38studies indicates that these heart attacks that we're seeing in the younger population,
27:42A, there is no increase, and also it's not linked to the vaccine, but to COVID is what
27:47has been said.
27:48I would, I'm really running out of time, Preeti is looking at me.
27:53Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us, it was a delightful conversation.
27:58I would graciously want to give you the last word, but I have to say, young, healthy adults
28:03didn't just drop dead on the playing field, dropping dead or falling from a great height
28:09is in the SEC filing in 2021 for the BioNTech injection, and I invite the government of
28:14India to release their, the internal documents related to these vaccines.
28:18We'll happily go through them, and thank you for your welcome.
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