A recent hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship on the MV Hondius has generated global concern and alerts from health authorities. The hantavirus has already resulted in multiple deaths, and required quarantines of the remaining passengers. Not coincidentally, interest in a treatment for the disease has spiked, as have the prices of Moderna’s stock. During the Covid-19 Pandemic, Moderna, along with Pfizer and AstraZeneca rapidly developed vaccines using mRNA technology, the first of their kind in history. And these vaccines were widely distributed and used around the world, marketed as “safe and effective” by numerous health authorities. 

But an investigation into recent trends in public health suggests otherwise.

It is common knowledge by now that Covid-19 is overwhelmingly fatal to the elderly; in contrast, it only produced marginal excess mortality for young adults and children. Thus, it can be ruled out as the cause for record excess deaths in the same demographic, which started only a year after the pandemic. Life insurance providers in the United States were some of the first to notice this trend of working-age adults in 2021. This phenomenon was especially pronounced in Northern and Western European countries, where Covid-19 vaccine uptakes were some of the highest in the world. And the effect of these vaccines on preventing the disease has been revealed to have been greatly exaggerated. 

What is the culprit of this spike in mortality? Looking at the side effects of these vaccines, conditions such as myocarditis, diabetes, bells palsy, and blood clots, have become far more frequent since 2021 in younger demographics. Given that these vaccines were developed and mass produced less than a year after the start of the global pandemic, their severe flaws should not have been surprising. Furthermore, Pfizer did not even test its vaccine before release, as part of its effort to deliver it so rapidly. Despite this, numerous people were censored by social media companies for disputing the claims made by Big Pharma, and millions of people across the world were forced to take the vaccines to keep their employment and avoid paying massive fines. 

What could be Big Pharma’s motive for selling such harmful medications? Looking at their finances, they have earned hundreds of billions of dollars from selling these vaccines, their highest profits in history. Furthermore, by creating a sicker and more medication dependent population that they can sell cures to, they essentially create their own customer base. And they are able to maintain their market power through their exploitation of patent laws on the drugs that they produce. As long as they face no competition, they will continue to be more concerned with their profits instead of the health of their customers. 

Not surprisingly, actual cures and medications against Covid-19 were discouraged or even banned by health authorities during the pandemic. Ivermectin and Vitamin D administration to covid patients was widely discouraged despite their actual effectiveness. Meanwhile, the lockdowns that shut down many businesses and cost trillions in lost income and employees failed to contain the spread of the disease. As it turns out, those who gave up their essential liberties for the illusion of security lost both in the long term.