Pfizer Basically Admit To Mutating Viruses

Their carefully worded article amounts to admission

Pfizer have since responded to the Project Veritas bombshell of Pfizer’s R&D Director admitting to Pfizer mutating and manufacturing new SARS-CoV-2.

In Pfizer’s press release, although they try to insist they don’t do “gain of function” or “directed evolution” research, they end up basically admitting to all the claims made by the employee.

Pfizer Deny At First

Pfizer goes on to first declare:

[…] Pfizer has not conducted gain of function or directed evolution research.

But then goes on to admit they do work with ‘collaborators’ (basically trying to scapegoat third party firms as if they hadn’t paid them or told them to do that):

Working with collaborators, we have conducted research where the original SARS-CoV-2 virus has been used to express the spike protein from new variants of concern.

Pfizer Then Tacitly Admit They Do Mutate Viruses

Pfizer then throws out some fluff about ‘antiviral activity’ in drugs, scapegoating antivirals rather than admitting to vaccines being the basis for the research, and then tries to sleight-of-hand their mutations research after the words ‘computer simulation’:

[…] this work is conducted using computer simulations or mutations of the main protease–a non-infectious part of the virus.

Notice the word ‘or’, which means the mutations of the main protease — which is part of the virus — are actually being conducted. Pfizer tries to set the legal tablework by trying to suggest this part is “non-infectious”, which is Pfizer’s way of trying to say ‘this isn’t gain of function’. They don’t supply proof of this claim.

Pfizer Then Declare, Okay, Sure, They Mutate Viruses But It Isn’t For Gain Of Function

Pfizer then makes this heavily caveated statement that looks more like it was written by lawyers fearing major legal proceedings:

In a limited number of cases when a full virus does not contain any known gain of function mutations, such virus may be engineered to enable the assessment of antiviral activity in cells.

It mentions a “limited number of cases”, but fails to disclose how many is a “limited number”.

Then they mention the words “any known gain of function mutations”, which sounds like a Pfizer legal defence saying if there were somehow mysteriously a set of ‘gain of function mutations’ that just so happened to be conveniently in the virus they produced, that Pfizer disavows even knowing about it (despite earlier insisting there was absolutely no gain of function research).

They admit that “such a virus may be engineered”, which is to say, created. So they run simulations, apply mutations and then create the virus. Pfizer are basically confirming what the employee was saying.

Pfizer Then Declare Even If It Was A Mutant Gain Of Function Virus We’re All Safe (And Effective?)

Pfizer then finally go on to basically insinuate that even if they were working on such mutant viruses, it is being conducted in a BSL-3 lab. Because it’s not like a virus has ever escaped from a BSL-3 lab, ever.

[…] in vitro resistance selection experiments are undertaken in cells incubated with SARS-CoV-2 and nirmatrelvir in our secure Biosafety level 3 (BSL3) laboratory to assess whether the main protease can mutate to yield resistant strains of the virus […]

“secure”, in the same way the Pfizer shots are all ‘safe and effective’?

You can read Pfizer’s press release here (archived here).

Additionally, Jordon Walker’s Credentials Are Verified

Despite numerous attempts by uncredentialed persons on Twitter trying to assassinate Project Veritas excellent track record, by trying to suggest the employee was a plant or lying…

…The Daily Beagle was able to validate Pfizer employee Jordon Walker’s publicly available New York physician licence number here, and he is, in-fact, a registered medical worker who graduated from University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas in 2018, which aligns with the documents Project Veritas published (note the education history in the bottom left of the first image).

Project Veritas have, once again, done their homework, and Google’s attempts to censor show that much.

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