Look who, prior to the vaccine rollout, funded charities to spread false claims that vitamin D was harmful and had serious side effects

Dr. Angus Dalgleish has raised alarming concerns about deliberate misinformation campaigns surrounding COVID-19 treatments. He alleges that Pfizer, prior to the vaccine rollout, funded charities to spread false claims that vitamin D was harmful and had serious side effects,… pic.twitter.com/QkvxXJHYUZ

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Dr. Angus Dalgleish has raised alarming concerns about deliberate misinformation campaigns surrounding COVID-19 treatments. He alleges that Pfizer, prior to the vaccine rollout, funded charities to spread false claims that vitamin D was harmful and had serious side effects, discouraging its use for COVID-19. According to Dalgleish, this was a strategic move to suppress effective, low-cost treatments like vitamin D and ivermectin, which he claims could have cured most curable cases, rendering vaccines unnecessary.

He further asserts that this manipulation extended to influential figures in the UK, including Chris Whitty and Matt Hancock, who initially expressed cautious views but later became staunch vaccine advocates, suggesting external pressures. Dalgleish accuses Pfizer of orchestrating a broader scheme, leveraging its history of paying billions in fines for withholding safety data, misrepresenting information, and bribing clinicians and regulators. He claims this time, the corruption was even more extensive, encompassing politicians and organizations to ensure the vaccine’s dominance. These allegations point to a disturbing pattern of prioritizing profit over public health, undermining trust in institutions meant to protect us. The public deserves transparency and accountability.