In the latest post-death blow to the credibility of the public health establishment,

the quadruple vaccinated CEO of Fauci ouchi manufacturer Pfizer, Albert Borla,

has just come down with COVID. Now, at least you conclude the failure of the shots to stop him

from catching the virus would in any way suggest that the jabs are useless or dumb or an obvious scam.

The CEO of Pfizer wants you to know that he's very happy to have taken the shots

because he totally would have gotten COVID way harder or something had he not.

Now, unlike most of the liberal automatons who recite their fealty to the jab every time they catch

COVID, the CEO of Pfizer, ironically, seems to have been skeptical of the shots from the beginning.

The Wall Street Journal reported just six weeks ago that well into the pandemic, as late as March

of last year, Borla had to cancel a trip overseas because he hadn't taken both his shots in time.

When that awkward news broke, the CEO tried to spin his reluctance to get his own vaccine,

as an opportunity quote, to encourage those with vaccine hesitancy later on.

Uh-huh, it's sure. He didn't want to get it, and I don't blame him for not wanting to get it.

It's a bizarre, experimental technology injected directly into people's veins without any long-term

data to stop a virus that isn't all that bad for most people. And the shot didn't even end up

doing what it was supposed to do. I don't blame the Pfizer CEO for avoiding the shot.

I just blame him for demanding that all the rest of us get it. I blame him for pretending that the

three or four shots that he's gotten since then have worked out great even after he caught COVID.

I blame him and our entire ruling class for urinating on our legs and telling us that it's raining,

for playing us all for fools, and for thinking that we were so stupid that we'd never catch on.

I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles show.

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