Following the Covid Money Trail

“We need to increase public understanding of the need for medical countermeasures such as a pan-coronavirus vaccine. A key driver is the media and the economics will follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantage to get to the real issues. Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of the process.”
– Peter Daszak, Eco-Health Alliance — Statement Made in 2015 and reported in the National Academies Press on February 12, 2016

Let’s follow the Covid money trail. Peter Daszak, who sought U.S. funds for the Wuhan lab and aided in the cover-up, said just about everything you need to know about the pandemic: once the media hype machine gets into gear, the profits will follow. Dr. David Martin has compiled The Fauci Dossier which includes a listing of thousands of coronavirus-related patents that go back to the early 2000’s. A patent was filed for a Covid vaccine on February 24, 2020! That was before most Americans ever heard the term coronavirus and before lockdowns, testing, and social distancing. The scientist behind the patent, Zhou Yusen, a military scientist for China’s People’s Liberation Army, died mysteriously a few months later. Each of these items by themselves is suspicious. Taken together, one has to question whether there were a large number of scientists and companies that knew a pandemic was coming, and that some of them had enough of a head-start to have a vaccine ready!

We have been told that 2020 was a year unlike any we had seen for a century and that millions perished from Covid. However, the life insurance industry had an excellent year in 2020. The industry paid out less in 2020 than it did in 2018 or 2019. If it were true that there were so many “excess deaths” in 2020, one would expect larger life insurance payouts. So, something is inconsistent here. Either there weren’t as many deaths as we were lead to believe, or the companies denied claims at a higher rate than usual. (Perhaps claims were denied when the cause of death was related to experimental treatments, such as Remdesivir?).

The PCR test – long since shown to be scientifically meaningless – was, nonetheless, the basis upon which a pandemic was declared. According to a cybersecurity firm’s research, sales of PCR tests in Wuhan, China, totaled 19.1 million yuan in 2016, before rising to 29.1 million yuan in 2017, 36.7 million yuan in 2018, and 67.4 million yuan in 2019.

“The World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) have announced a collaboration …” begins a press release from the BMGF site. BMGF is the number two funder of the WHO and BMGF has a stock portfolio that includes Pfizer and BioNTech, the vaccine partners. That’s a clear conflict of interest. BMGF has also supported Moderna research. Bill Gates appears frequently in photos with Fauci and WHO director Tedros going back for many years while he and BMGF are positioned to benefit from policies that they push.

According to a Wharton professor, the pandemic could increase the number of people living below the World Bank’s poverty threshold by between 200 and 500 million, there will be increasing inequality throughout much of the world, and the poorest people in virtually every country will experience a drop in their incomes.

Meanwhile, many of the world’s richest people have seen their wealth increase substantially during the pandemic. The world’s billionaires gained nearly $4 trillion in wealth between March and December of 2020. Elon Musk alone gained nearly $129 billion in those 10 months, while Jeff Bezos gained over $78 billion (as Amazon profitted from more orders as people complied to stay at home directives). Amazon stock soared from $1,776 to $3,221 in the two-year period beginning 10/1/2019.

Social media companies have profitted, too. With people losing jobs and being stuck at home, there was more traffic on Facebook and other social media platforms. More traffic means more ad revenue. Facebook stock has soared from $191 to $332 in the two year period starting 10/1/2019.

While hair salons, nail salons, restaurants and other small businesses were kept closed, many big businesses remained open. For example, Target and Costco were deemed essential businesses and allowed to stay open. The result of this was that big business soared while small business struggled.

Isn’t it conceivable that all this was part of a plan? As Daszak said, it all depends upon the media hype. And they sure had it. Covid was by far the biggest story and it was all about fear and danger of the invisible enemy, the virus. The vaccine was portrayed as the miracle cure that would get us back to normal.

The Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Tribune and other newspapers are owned by medical entrepreneur Patrick Soon-Shiong’s company NantWorks, which agreed in September, 2021, to invest in a vaccine manufacturing plant in South Africa. So, any articles about vaccines in the Times or the Tribune could just as easily be marketing hype as unbiased reporting. Jeff Bezos owns The Washington Post. That’s a lot of media controlled by just two people well-positioned to benefit from the “pandemic.”

The US is one of only two countries that allows pharma ads. Much of the income of the broadcast networks comes from Pharma advertising. Undoubtedly, this means the networks will not step on the toes of their advertisers by airing any programming that could impact Pharma profits.

“Qui bono?” or who benefits and has a hidden motive, is what lawyers are taught to ask. Were the vaccines created to address the problem of the coronavirus? Or, instead, was the virus created (whether in a lab or just the idea of a killer virus created through a massive marketing campaign) as an excuse for mass vaccination and the associated profits? When looking at the profits made, and considering Daszak’s quote that this article opened with, one can easily conclude that the profiteers have been planning this for a long, long time.

The graphic below may explain any remaining unanswered questions: