An alarming video provides supposed proof that Pfizer’s leaders are plotting a massive reduction in the world’s population — except that it doesn’t. The video, viewed tens of thousands of times, is nothing more than a deceptive edit of Pfizer’s announcement of a program that aims to help poor people afford medications.
A headline on British-based video hosting service BitChute claims otherwise: "Exposed! Pfizer CEO says it’s their dream to reduce the population by 50 percent in 2023."
The video shows a portion of a May 25 conversation between Albert Bourla, the pharmaceutical giant’s CEO, and Klaus Schwab, executive chairman of the World Economic Forum, at the organization’s annual meeting in Davos.
But the video clip leaves out the full context of the discussion, which was that Pfizer had just launched a new accord that would provide its current and future patent-protected medicines and vaccines at cost to the world’s 45 poorest countries, which is about 1.2 billion people, Bourla said. The video also edits out some of Bourla’s words to make it sound like he said something he did not.
Here’s what the edited video shows Bourla saying:
"I think that it’s really the fulfillment of a dream that we’ve had, together with my leadership team when we started in 19 — the first week we met, in January of 19 in California — and set up the goals for the next five years. And one of them was, by 2023, we will reduce the number of people in the world by 50%. I think today, this dream is...
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