MEP Exposes Covid Vaccine Scheme to Fatten Big Pharma Wallets (Video)

French member of the European Parliament for Rassemblement National (National Rally), Virginie Joron, railed against the waste and corruption surrounding Covid vaccine orders.

Billions of Covid “vaccine” doses were bought and paid for by the European Union. A large proportion of them will have to be destroyed because they will remain unused after their expiration date. Meanwhile, the taxpayer’s money has not only gone to waste but helped Pharmaceutical Giants like Pfizer grow wealthier.

MEP Jordan demands an audit and complete investigation into the wasteful and potentially corrupt purchases of Covid “vaccine” doses.

Video Transcript

I have one minute to talk about billions of euros being thrown out of the windows in Brussels, so every second is very expensive. In this place, everyone is congratulating themselves on the good management of the commission and its agencies. 

The European Medicines Agency has a budget of €3,170 million.



84% of that revenue comes from Big Pharma. Should we congratulate them, too?



The commission was given the responsibility to purchase vaccines, and has reserved, via text message, four billion doses of Covid vaccine. Today there are still two billion doses waiting to be injected.



How many of these are already past their expiration date? Most of these doses are made by Pfizer.



This is a waste of at least 240 million doses. This same waste is responsible for 77% of the increase in Pfizer’s sales.



Stocks are exploding. Twelve billion were manufactured in 2021 and double that number are expected in 2022.



Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia and Poland have been warning about this forced over-ordering and want to suspend their orders from the commission.



When will the mismanagement that burdens European taxpayers come to an end?



When will there be an audit of the commission’s vaccine orders? And when will there be an investigation concerning conflict of interest?



With Virginie Joron, Defending France and the French in the European Parliament.