Andrea Crisanti, letter of fire on the Covid vaccine. This is how it unmasks companies, government and colleagues – Il Tempo

The virologist Andrea Crisanti avalanche on a letter to Corriere della Sera. The Professor of Microbiology at the University of Padua is furious with Pfizer and modern, companies that have announced the imminent launch of the vaccine for Covid: It has taken a lot of public money, it has a duty to make the experimental data available, is Crisanti’s thought. So far, commercials are only good for financial markets where you sold your shares. Are your colleagues criticizing you? Bassetti had said that the virus was gone, giving the green light to everyone and we saw how right it was. Those of the Cts? Bravo them. They explained to everyone how to be safe and instead made everyone sick with thousands of new back deaths. History will nail his grave responsibilities, not my words about the vaccine, writes Crisanti.

“In a recent interview with Focus life in response to the question if I would vaccinated in january I said that I would not do it until the efficacy and safety data were available to both the scientific community and the authorities that regulate its distribution. I formulated a concept of common sense that did not express any negative judgment on the quality of the vaccine ”, he says in the letter entrusted to Crisanti. Messenger Service pointing a finger at the “way in which manufacturing companies have communicated i Results obtained without accompanying them to adequate information. at least as far as Phase 3 is concerned. “

Manufacturing companies, instead of sharing data with the scientific community, ” proclaim not based on evidence “, writes the attacking virologist:” If the companies in question are in possession of information that justifies advertisements that may appear directed in particular to financial marketsi, these should also be made public taking into account the fact that the research was largely funded by taxpayer money. “The reference is to the earnings of the managers of Pfizer and Moderna who sold their shares.

Crisanti then responds to the “custodians of scientific orthodoxy” who “do not admit hesitation or hesitation, they demand an act of faith from those who do not have access to privileged information. ‘The vaccine will work’, they thunder indignantly. I am the first to wish it, however, I would like to object that the vaccine is not a sacred object. We leave faith to religion and doubt and confrontation with science, which are its stimulus and guarantee ”.