Last week, our friends over at Project Bear Dost released what I think is one of their

most explosive interviews yet about the extent that Pfizer is going through to cover up

what is in the COVID-19 vaccine. Here to reveal her first-hand account with the company is

former quality auditor and Pfizer whistleblower Melissa McAtey. Melissa, welcome.

Don't be nervous. Someone told me you were nervous. The hard parts are already over.

If you had tons of things to be nervous about, definitely isn't this. It's a friendly interview.

I think what you've done really is heroic. I just want to walk everybody through it.

First and foremost, what inspired you to speak out? You're working at Pfizer. What inspired you to

say, you know what? I need to do something. Well, I'd been sitting on some information for a while

and I wasn't really sure what to do with it. I'd reached out to Project Bear Dost once and

some other news sources and never got an answer. Then I watched Jody's whistle blow and she said

that she isn't fear men. She fears God. I thought, well, I believe that. Why aren't I doing anything?

Reach out to Project Bear Dost again. They got back to me and I just knew it was the right thing

to do. God put it on my heart to do this. How long were you working at Pfizer? I'm going on

10 years. 10 years with a company. Wow. So you've been with them for a very, very, very long time.

Yeah. So you really do. You've kind of seen everything. Have you been at the same location

for five years? Yeah. Well, I did packaging for five years and then I've been in quality a little

over four years. What does it mean to be in quality just so my audience can understand?

So quality is responsible for making sure everything is running smoothly. Everybody's following

procedures and SOPs. Specifically, my job as an auditor is to check on rooms to verify paperwork,

make sure everything matches. We also handle the product daily, all different kinds of product

to search it for defects, things that may be wrong and could cause trouble to the customer,

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