Thread by @MrGoldstein7

In 2004, Pharma Futures – a scenario planning project on the future of the global pharmaceutical industry – published the report The Pharmaceutical Sector: a Long-Term Value Outlook. web.archive.org/web/2010123013…

The scenario planning was done by Global Business Network, the funding was provided by a Dutch, an American and a British pension fund, the UK Government Department for International Development, the Rockefeller Foundation, the Nathan Cummings Foundation, GSK, and Novo Nordisk,

while one of the participants was also a representative of the Kaiser Family Foundation. The surname Cummings should remind you of Dominic Mckenzie Cummings, former chief adviser to Boris Johnson during Covid (2019–2020), and Mansfield Cumming, the first chief of MI6.

Pharma Futures "brought together fifteen informed private sector stakeholders […] to review how the sector might develop over the next ten to fifteen years […]

The project addressed the dilemma of how to convince investors of ongoing profitability while simultaneously meeting growing societal expectations.

Pharma Futures identified a growing imbalance between the short-term benefit that industry provides to shareholders, and the productive research that these shareholders and other stakeholders want from the industry in the long term.

While societal expectations may be changing, institutional investors and other industry commentators continue to have high expectations of pharmaceutical profitability that translate into powerful incentives to the sector to continue with its current business model".

The report was released in December 2004, so the target period is December 2004–December 2019, which is when Covid-19 officially started.

Among the members of the Working Group web.archive.org/web/2007082621… there were also representatives of Johnson & Johnson (as in Boris Johnson), Pfizer, and AstraZeneca.

One of the scenarios they provide in the report is called The Politics & Public Health Scenario, where they envision "a global flu outbreak [which] causes public outrage about the lack of investment into new antibiotics and vaccines".

This scenario could apply to both the fake 2009 swine flu pandemic and 2019 Covid pandemic.

Remember Dr. Nancy Snyderman's words on a TV show during the swine flu hoax: "Forget the conspiracy, listen to our government agencies, these guys are telling the truth, you know, there's no conspiracy here folks, just get your damn vaccine."

You can even catch a banner that says "Panel recommends speeding swine flu vaccine production". It was the same script as today: new virus, wash your hands, listen to Fauci, get the vaccine.