According to what was reported by the economic section of Agithe American pharmaceutical giant Pfizer closed the third quarter with a net loss of $2.38 billion (42 cents per share) linked to an already known write-down of its stocks of vaccines and treatments against Covid due to declining sales. The group announced on October 13 a depreciation of its stocks in the third quarter amounting to 5.5 billion dollars, of which 4.6 billion for the drug Paxlovid alone. It then revised its full-year forecast downwards, which it maintained.
Now, reading the news, at first a famous aphorism attributed to the father of communism, Karl Marx, came to mind, according to which “history always repeats itself twice: the first time as a tragedy, the second as a farce.” Although the original sentence seems to have been more complex, drawing inspiration from a reflection by Hegel, it perfectly summarizes the parable of some pharmaceutical giants who, thanks to vaccine madness which has especially shocked the Western world, have long benefited from a health bubble, if we want to define it that way, which was inevitable for it to explode thunderously, causing the related turnover to collapse, inflated to an unprecedented extent.
And if the tragedy was to have induced – or forced as in Italy – the majority of the healthy population to be inoculated with a serum which in the best of cases only represented an enormous waste of human and material resources, the farce could be realized if the enormous mass of terrified naive people and crafty people who quickly jumped on the vaccine bandwagon today, after having extolled the certain and progressive fate of these alleged elixirs of long life, began a generous subscription in favor of the same pharmaceutical giants. A subscription as a sign of gratitude for the multitude of lives saved by these experimental mRNA discoveries: as many as 20 million around the world, according to what the then Minister of Health, the evanescent Roberto Speranzaof which 150 thousand in Italy alone, reporting an estimate published by the Higher Institute of Health.
Let’s save those who saved our livesthis could be the title of the vast and meritorious campaign to save the deflated balance sheets of these colossal companies, which have always been dedicated solely to safeguarding the health of ordinary mortals.
Claudio Romiti, 31 October 2023
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