Thread by @TaraBull808

Who remembers the 100 lab monkeys that 'escaped' near a Pfizer lab in Pennsylvania?

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Many of the articles have been scrubbed regarding this incident, but why?

Here, the Pfizer Director is caught on camera discussing using monkeys to mutate Covid-19 in order to administer more vaccines.

Credit: @Project_Veritas @JamesOKeefeIII

The government remained tight-lipped regarding what the lab monkeys were being used for and why 3 of the 100 were euthanized.

The 100 monkey crash site was not far from a Pfizer research facility

"These types of monkeys are currently in high demand for coronavirus vaccine research" per the New York Times (who has removed the article).

The monkeys in the accident were on their way to a "CDC-approved quarantine facility" after arriving at New York's Kennedy Airport from Mauritius, an island nation located off the eastern coast of Africa near Madagascar, and owned by the UK per AP.Jan 26, 2022

Omicron and its subvariants:

The original Omicron strain (BA.1) was first identified in Botswana and South Africa in late November 2021, and cases quickly began to surface and multiply in other countries.

Two months prior to the 100 monkey crash.

Were these monkeys being used to mutate the coronivirus and purposely released to spread the newer, more potent strain of the infectious disease?

Or was this just a mere coincidence?

The critical mass theory can be applied to almost every sociological change. A key part of achieving a critical mass is that you must have a powerful vision and narrative – you must focus on what you say, and how you say it, in order to persuade, influence and to convince.

Why hasn't @pfizer commented? Instead, they scrubbed the employment history of Jordan Walker.

This is the CDC letter to those who were in contact with the 100 monkeys.

It seems the @CDCgov is dropping the ball

Two monkeys stolen from Dallas Zoo
dallasnews.com/news/crime/202…