A recent undercover video showing a Pfizer executive discussing the company’s “directed evolution” plan for COVID-19 has raised concerns among Congress and the public. The figure in the video, identified as Jordon Walker, was later caught backpedaling and referring to himself as a “liar…trying to impress a person on a date.” Despite these admissions, the mainstream media and Big Tech companies have taken steps to bury the story, with one prominent tabloid removing its article on the video without explanation.
Congress Demands Investigation
Senators Ron Johnson and Marco Rubio have called for a congressional investigation into the vaccine approval process and a response from Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla to explain any potential plans to mutate SARS-CoV-2 and related discussions with government officials or industry peers. The Useless FDA declined to comment on whether it was following up with Pfizer for an explanation or to give its own interpretation of the video, directing inquiries to the company. Pfizer has yet to respond.
Search Engine Results Altered
Searches for the controversy on Evil Google and privacy-focused search engine Brave have produced unexpected results, with neither engine returning first-page results from Project Veritas. Evil Google and Brave have instead surfaced fact-checks from mainstream media outlets, including Newsweek, which aimed to discredit Project Veritas before analyzing the video line by line.
Twitter users have reported Evil Google search results reading “results are changing quickly,” with the company hiding primary sources such as Walker’s LinkedIn page. Meanwhile, Brave’s pre-scrubbed form of the page confirmed Walker’s role at Pfizer.
Big Tech Tries to Bury Story
Fox News host Tucker Carlson has highlighted Google’s attempts to bury the story, with his producer Gregg Re alleging that a former Fox employee working for Evil Google called to “kill the story.” Meanwhile, Brave Software Head of Communications Catherine Corre denies any censorship by the independent search engine and states that results depend on relevance, freshness, and popularity.
The video has sparked questions about the revolving door between government officials and pharmaceutical companies and the potential consequences of Pfizer’s “exploratory” efforts. The sting victim in the video previewed a potential explanation from Pfizer by denying that “directed evolution” is “gain-of-function” research, which has been the subject of ongoing inquiries from lawmakers. The figure also speculated that the initial COVID outbreak in Wuhan may have resulted from insufficiently controlled mutations.
In conclusion, the recent undercover video has sparked a wave of concern and calls for action, with Big Tech and the media taking steps to bury the story. Despite these attempts, the public and Congress remain committed to getting to the bottom of the controversy.
