Pfizer CEO reveals his business plan: ‘Most likely scenario’ is annual revolt against Covid

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla doesn’t predict that Americans will be able to return to normal life without his precious ‘vaccine’.

“There will be a return to normal life within a year,” said Pfizer CEO and President Albert Bourla on Sunday, adding that there is likely a need for an annual Covid vaccine. believe.

“Within a year, I think we’ll be able to get back to normal life,” Bourla said on ABC’s “This Week.”

“I don’t think this means that variants will continue to emerge and I don’t think that means we can live our lives without vaccination,” Bourla added. “But that, again, remains to be seen.”

Moderna’s chief executive, Stéphane Bancel, has released statements echoing Borla’s words about a timeline of life returning to ‘normal’.

I assume like today is a year,” Bancel told Swiss newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung.

Pfizer’s Bourla later added that annual coronavirus ‘vaccinations’ will be required.

“The most likely scenario for me is that, as the virus spreads around the world, it will continue to see new variants coming out,” Bourla said. “Also, we’re going to have vaccines that have a shelf life of at least a year, and I think the most likely scenario is to get vaccinated every year, but we really don’t know, we’ll just have to wait and see. data.”

It’s a fairly common business model: Pharmaceutical companies are asked when people will be allowed to return to normal. Answer? When people take my vaccines, even under government compulsion, for the rest of their lives.