How Israel Became Pfizer’s Lab

Israel became Pfizer’s testing ground during the pandemic. 

And it wasn’t just about getting vaccines…

It was a deal where millions of Israelis unknowingly became part of a global experiment.

How did this happen? 

Israel’s government struck a deal with Pfizer: 

In exchange for millions of vaccine doses, Pfizer got real-time data on its population. 

This wasn’t just about vaccines—it was about the health of the entire country. 

Imagine that, your private medical data being used without your knowledge.

The problem is by the time this came out, no one cared. 

We were all distracted by wars, inflation, and political scandals. 

People stopped paying attention to the bigger picture.

And that's exactly what they want. We’ve been desensitized.

When so much craziness happens, a little more doesn’t shock us.

It becomes normal.

People start accepting things they shouldn’t because they’re distracted by the noise.

Here’s my takeaway: When you normalize something, people accept it. 

If this had come out in the middle of the COVID storm, there’d have been outrage. 

But now, it’s just more noise. That’s how they bury the truth.

So, when we ask questions like…

“Who else was experimented on without their knowledge?” or…

“What other deals were made behind closed doors?”

It sounds like a conspiracy theory, doesn’t it? 

That’s the problem: We’re conditioned to dismiss it. But we can’t afford to.

We need to stay alert and keep asking the tough questions. 

When we stop questioning, that’s when they get away with it.

We can’t let this become the new norm. It’s time to wake up.

Until next time,

Kashif Khan

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