Latest “Twitter Files” Released Revealing Pfizer Pressured Twitter to Censor Posts Questioning Vax Efficacy

Alex Berenson broke records in the Twitter Files Monday’s statement stated that Pfizer board member pressured Twitter to suppress or censor any post questioning the efficacy and effectiveness of the company’s mRNA vaccination. 

On August 27, 2021 Pfizer Board Member Dr. Scott Gottlieb emailed Todd O’Boyle, a Senior Manager of Public Policy at Twitter’s Washington, DC location, according to LinkedIn, and also Twitter’s point of contact with the White House, Berenson reported. 

The email subject contained a tweet from Dr. Brett GiroirGottlieb had briefly served as a subordinate in the Food and Drug Administration. 

This tweet said: “It’s now clear that [Covid-19] natural immunity is superior to [vaccine] immunity, by ALOT. There’s no scientific justification for [vax proof] if a person had prior infection.”

Tweet added that CDC Director Rochelle Waensky and President Joe Biden were also mentioned in the tweet “must follow the science. If no previous infection? Get vaccinated!”

In response to the tweet, Gottlieb told O’Boyle, “This is the kind of stuff that’s corrosive. Here he draws a sweeping conclusion off of a single retrospective study in Israel that hasn’t been peer-reviewed. But this tweet will end up going viral and driving news coverage.”

O’Boyle forwarded Gottlieb’s email to the Twitter “Strategic Response” Berenson describes Jira as an internal system that Twitter uses to manage complaints. It is called team through Jira. 

The Strategic Response team takes care “for handling concerns from the company’s most important employees and users,” Berenson wrote.

O’Boyle wrote in this forwarding email, “Please see this report from the former FDA commissioner,” It is important to mention that Gottlieb was on the Pfizer board. Gottlieb was also a member of the manufacturing company for the mRNA vaccines against Covid-19. 

While a Strategic Response analyst found that the tweet didn’t violate Twitter’s rules on misinformation, the tweet was still flagged as “misleading.” 

Gottlieb brought forth a tweet to O’Boyle again on September 3, 2021, written by Justin Hart, which stated, “Sticks and stones may break my bones but a viral pathogen with a child mortality rate of ~0% has cost our children nearly three years of schooling.”

O’Boyle once again referred to Gottlieb as only “former FDA Commissioner Gottlieb,” Twitter, however, did not respond to this complaint. 

Elon Musk, Twitter owner, posted the following in response to the Twitter Files update. “Some conspiracies are actually true.” 

Gottlieb also wrote in a thread on Twitter. “In the past, I’ve raised concerns with Twitter related to the safety of me and others, and threats being made on the platform. This included direct as well as specific threats. Sometimes it included statements that I believed were purposely false and inflammatory.” 

Gottlieb stated that “The selective disclosure of my private communications with Twitter stokes the threat environment.” 

“So does actions that empower people who’ve shown little restraint when it comes to purposeful vitriol. It instigates more menacing dialogue, with potentially serious consequences,” He concluded.

Gottlieb sent additional emails to Twitter in which he continued to communicate with them. “safety remains an existential concern for Twitter,” And that “if the goal of TwitterFiles is transparency, here’s some of the private e-mails I had with Twitter.” 

One of these emails to O’Boyle on October 1, 2021, said, “Todd, this doxxes me, invokes my wife. I have given it over to some security folks, but wanted to flag for you as well.”

In response, O’Boyle wrote, “Hi Scott – sorry to hear that. I’ll send it to our team right away.”

Another email, sent to O’Boyle on August 31, 2021, highlights a comment made by a person, directed at Gottlieb, stating, “Execute this bastard!”

An April 3, 2022 email to O’Boyle flagged a number of messages from a user calling Gottlieb a “murderer” And he said that he would soon be “judged” Are you required to hold a meeting? “accountable.” Gottlieb noticed that this user had also posted about gun rights.

“Being on the receiving end of these, it does feel to come close to inciting violence. I have included some tweets below, but there are tweets about every day or two along the same lines.” 

Gottlieb has met Berenson before. Berenson to reveal October 2022 Gottlieb “a director of Pfizer, on the executive committee of Pfizer, which is made 10s of billions of dollars from selling these vaccines, went to Twitter and said ‘this guy is a problem.’ And then they banned me.”

Berenson revealed to Tucker Carlson that Andy Slavitt was his friend. “who was in the White House as a senior adviser to the Biden administration’s COVID Response Team,” Twitter conversations began as early as April 2021. They were about “who am I?” and “how I was perceived by the White House. I was dissuading people from seeking the presidency. vaccines This is what the White House wanted. We asked them why they hadn’t banned us. 

Berenson later added, “”They gave me three strikes in July, but I had already been on strike for one, which I didn’t know about. At the end of July, I was just one strike away. And by the way, Andy Slavitt, who is no longer in the White House, but was still sort of at the center of this conspiracy and talking to Albert Bourla, who was the head of Pfizer, and talking to people inside the administration, on a practically daily basis, was very upset.” 

“He was continuing to push Twitter secretly to ban me,” Berenson continued. “Still, when I came back on the platform last year in August, and was asking even harder questions about the vaccines, at a time when the Biden administration knew they were going to be pushing for mandates, knew they were gonna be pushing for boosters, they still wouldn’t ban me. And then Scott Gottlieb, who is a director of Pfizer on the executive committee of Pfizer, which is made 10s of billions of dollars from selling these vaccines, went to Twitter and said this guy is a problem and then they banned me.” 

Berenson’s Twitter account After a settlement with the journalist, the social media company restored the rights to the account. 

Shortly after Berenson revealed this, Gottlieb joined CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” It is possible to state “I’m unconcerned about debate being made. I’m concerned about physical threats being made for people’s safety.”

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