Action4Canada - August 21, 2021


Market Manipulation and Felony Crimes

Hosted by
Tanya Gaw
Mentioned
Moderna Pfizer Trudeau David Hill
Ted Kuntz August 18 2021 We have been Duped

Episode Stats


Length

5 minutes

Words per minute

142.43

Word count

718

Sentence count

35


Summary

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In 2016, Canadian researchers won a lottery to become the first company to develop a new type of single-use lipids nanoparticle vaccine for a respiratory pathogen known as SARS. By 2018, the Canadian government was fully aware that they were going to have a significant pandemic requiring this core technology to be unleashed on the world, courtesy of the Canadian collaboration on Lipid Nanoparticle Technology.

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00:00:00.000 But somewhere in 2016, somebody knew that there was a lottery win to be had.
00:00:05.720 And my guess is that somewhere inside of the Canadian health system and somewhere inside NIAID in the Vaccine Research Center and somewhere inside the UNC Chapel Hill records,
00:00:17.220 we will find that the Trudeau government was fully aware by at least 2018 that we were going to have a significant pandemic requiring this core technology to be unleashed on the world courtesy of the Canadian collaboration on lipid nanoparticles.
00:00:41.960 And there is no question that by the time we get to 2019, March specifically of 2019, we know that Arbutus, Moderna, Pfizer-BioNTech and others were in fact working on a vaccine for a respiratory pathogen.
00:00:59.340 And we know that information because they amended their patent filings to say exactly that.
00:01:04.880 Well, David, that was the question in my head. What kind of crimes are these?
00:01:08.680 I mean, this is treason amongst other things. This is criminal. This is homicide.
00:01:17.260 Yeah. And it's important for us to really focus in on this because most people have heard me talk about the racketeering and antitrust laws that are violated.
00:01:25.960 And both the U.S. and Canada have very robust antitrust laws.
00:01:30.180 The fact of the matter is there's three fundamental elements of antitrust and all three are violated.
00:01:34.820 The first is that you cannot do what's called market allocation.
00:01:39.160 In other words, you cannot use either a public or a private institution where colluding parties get together and say,
00:01:45.900 we are going to tell the consumer what their only option is.
00:01:50.940 That's that's a market allocation violation of a racketeering thing.
00:01:54.680 You also cannot suppress information and coerce people into accepting a single scenario when the market forces are not at play.
00:02:03.560 In other words, you cannot suspend from market consideration other alternatives so that you pick the only winner in which,
00:02:12.220 by the way, you've already placed bets on the table in the form of funding.
00:02:16.600 And you also have an economic gain and you can guarantee yourself that the Canadian government knows very good and well that it had huge economic gain to gain from the use of the lipid nanoparticle technology.
00:02:30.280 And it had everything to lose if the lipid nanoparticle technology didn't win.
00:02:35.420 So we know that the collusion was there.
00:02:37.940 We know that the racketeering was there.
00:02:40.100 We also know that there was insider information, non-transparent transactions from what's called interlocking directorates,
00:02:48.500 where individuals who have the ability to set prices, to allocate research dollars and to ultimately set acquisition policy to take that technology on board is,
00:03:00.360 in fact, by very definition, the racketeering that is anti-competitive, anti-trust.
00:03:05.180 Now, why is this important?
00:03:06.340 It's important because these are all felony violations.
00:03:11.520 And what makes a felony violation far more important than a civil crime is that a felony violation actually pierces the veil of corporate liability.
00:03:24.060 And this is a very important point people need to understand.
00:03:27.300 The reason why I'm so obsessed with going after felonies and not going after civil cases
00:03:33.500 is because the felony violation of antitrust laws, which is prima facie established in this pandemic,
00:03:41.620 would in fact mean that the manufacturers would not have the protections provided here in the United States
00:03:48.800 under the 1986 Act, under the PREP Act, and in Canada, under those acts equivalents.
00:03:54.720 In other words, no corporation gets civil liability immunity if they are complicit in a felony crime.
00:04:06.400 And once we establish that that is, in fact, the case, which, by the way, does not require legal expertise,
00:04:15.200 this is a prima facie case, meaning the facts present themselves, there is no question that this was an act of racketeering and collusion.
00:04:25.560 There is no question that this is an act of willful manipulation of market forces and violation of statutes both sides of the border.
00:04:35.740 And the fact of the matter is, the minute this becomes felony violation, all of the liability flows back.
00:04:43.560 Civil and criminal liability flows back to the manufacturers.
00:04:47.380 And I can guarantee you that the day Pfizer and Moderna have to be on the hook for the lives they're harming
00:04:55.000 and the lives that they're taking, there is no question that the entire terror campaign would shut down the next day.