The Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a special interest group that agitates in opposition to the Bill of Rights, will honor Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla with the Courage Against Hate award during their annual “Never is Now” summit in New York City on Nov. 10.
As his company was pushing experimental vaccines onto populations and reaping in obscene profits, Bourla was playing the victim with help from media outlets like the Jewish Telegraphic Agency who championed this corporate villain as a laudable hero.
“It’s disgusting to say that a request to protect the health of others by wearing masks or protect the health of yours and others by getting vaccinated, can compare with if you are Jewish, gypsy or homosexual, you are sent in a concentration camp. This is ridiculous to even make those accusations,” Bourla said of individuals who compared Big Pharma’s mandatory vaccine regime to policies implemented by Hitler during the Holocaust.
