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Just read this transcript Its long but worth reading in my opinion.

NAOMI WOLF: Hey, everyone, welcome. It’s Naomi Wolf of Daily Clout and I’m incredibly honored and excited, actually thrilled, it’s quite historic, to have here with us today Edward Dowd. Welcome, Mr. Dowd.

EDWARD DOWD: Thank you for having me, Naomi.

NAOMI WOLF: Thank you so much for being here. So Edward Dowd is, you know, hugely in the news right now. He’s kind of the intersection of finance, fraud scandal, and massive current events. He’s the extraordinarily kind of courageous and well-informed whistleblower who has come forward to explain to audiences, very actively in the last couple of weeks, why in his view Pfizer has committed a fraud. And he’s also explained, I’m not going to put words in his mouth, he’s really good at explaining this himself, but he’s been to millions of people how this is sort of the third great financial scandal, the third great fraud that he has witnessed.

So I know you’ve done this a million times in the last 2 weeks, but please just briefly recapitulate your initial thesis and then we can dive into the details.

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EDWARD DOWD: Sure, no problem. You know, I was very leery of taking the vaccine initially only because I knew two things. I didn’t know what I know now, but I knew two things. Operation Warp Anything seems like a disaster to me, just from a understanding of how things work, things get rushed, corners cut. And then also I know from my experience on Wall Street that vaccines take usually 7 to 10 years of safety data before they’re launched on the populace. 

So with those two facts, I said to myself, and a couple others on Wall Street also agreed, we’ll wait. We won’t take it, we’ll see what happens.

And fairly early on, April, May, June of 2021 we started hearing anecdotes. And what you need to understand about anecdotes is, they’re anecdotes but statistically any vaccine that’s going to cause some adverse reactions and or deaths, but they’re so rare statistically you should never hear of that happening in your circles. So right away, from a math perspective, I knew something was wrong, but I couldn’t put my finger on it. 

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Then it came out in the fall that, and I learned this from a friend in the biotech industry, that Pfizer had failed its all cause mortality endpoint in the initial trial. They kind of really didn’t go forward with that in the press release, imagine that. They emphasized other data points, end points, so to speak, the fact that it was quote unquote 95% effective.

All cause mortality is the gold standard in any drug trial at the FDA.[1] When you fail that end point, the drug’s not approved.

So what did we find out?

Well, the Pfizer vaccine killed more people, or, didn’t kill, but more deaths occurred in the vaccine arm than in the placebo arm. And that didn’t come out until a FOIA request and data dump in late November[2] and the press didn’t pick up on it. And that’s when I really started to say that fraud was committed.

I got more loud about fraud when the FDA decided to hide the clinical data for 75 years.

So, you know, when I’m— I’m an investor, so let me just say how I think about the world. I don’t wait for people to tell me what just happened. I— my job was to come up with a analyst’s mosaic and investment thesis, and then, over time I’d be proven right. So I don’t wait for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal or the Washington Post to tell me anything because by the time that happens the opportunity to make money’s lost. 

So I started screaming fraud as soon as I saw that because it’s unprecedented to hide data from the public. So I said, that’s a cover up, that’s fraud.

And then I made the analogy to the great financial crisis. The fraud in the great financial crisis, the real estate fraud, was perpetrated not by just the banks. They needed a third party trusted institution to do that, and that was the rating agencies. So the people who ultimately bought these bonds in the great financial crisis trusted the the rating agencies. So that’s why they didn’t look too hard or long at the bonds being sold to them by Wall Street. 

So I made the analogy, and it looks like it’s proving out to be true, that the FDA is the third party trusted institution, and Pfizer needed them to commit this fraud.

I went on Steve Bannon show and I said I wanted to be a lightning rod, and a lot of people took that to mean that I was going to, you know, get attacked by, you know, drug companies. No, what I mean was, I wanted people to reach out to me.

And Brooke Jackson, a whistleblower in the clinical trial data that came out in November, she came forward in November with the British Medical Journal, she came forward and she gave them all the receipts, all the documentation. They published an article that made a little bit of noise but then it was quickly censored by the tech overlords. Mainstream media didn’t even talk about it or even reach out to her.

So she called me, reached out to me, because I was the first person she heard to say fraud. And so I talked to her for 3 hours. And there’s so much fraud that it actually overwhelms you. This is the problem. So a lot of people— and this is what I do, I sort data then I figure out what’s the most relevant part. 

And what I figured out, and she would agree, is that her clinical trial, her 1,000 patients were unblinded. And when you unblind, when you unblind, it should be tossed out, the data should be tossed out. And Pfizer’s own protocols state that as well. 

So she brought that to the attention of her other colleagues. That’s when the tone with her changed. There was a coverup call to just hide this. She decided to whistleblow. She went to the FDA, reported it anonymously in the morning at 9 am. She was fired 6 hours later.

Then as several days later Pfizer attorney, who we’ve identified as Mark Barnes,[3] who has, who apparently, is swamp creature that goes way back to all sorts of things, contacted her. She never talked to him.

So she then went to go file a suit with the FDA, a whistleblower suit, and the FDA kept kicking the can down the road. That’s why we didn’t hear from her until she decided to whistleblow in November. Her attorney fired her because you’re not supposed to talk about cases like this, you’re locked down from speaking. But she felt it was so important she decided to go against her attorney’s advice and she came public.

So this is where we are. So the data is fraud. The whole thing is fraud.
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