The EU launched its vaccine procurement strategy in June 2020. By the end of 2021, it had signed contracts worth €71 billion, allowing it to purchase up to 4.6 billion doses.
The special committee concludes that the EU has managed to build a diversified portfolio of vaccines for member states, although it started its procurement later than the UK and the US. On some key points, the contracts signed in 2021 contain stronger provisions than those signed in 2020.
However, the committee does not mention a word about the fate of the vaccines.
Others have figured that out.
A little math :
There are a rounded 500 million population in the EU, children and neonatals included.
4.6 billion Covid vaccines ( including 2.4 billion purchased from Pfizer ) is rounded up to account for 10 vaccinations per person and even 11 if children are excluded, which is perfectly possible as only a minority have had 1 to 2 injections and a very small minority 3 or 4.
For the first round of vaccination ( 2 vaccinations or 1 in the case of Johnson&Johnson ), 80% of the European population reportedly had at least one injection. For the 2nd injection, there were far fewer applicants.
Anyway, let's be generous and count 2 x 80% = 800,000 vaccinations.
In the 3rd shot, barely 30% were still interested and that percentage has plummeted even more with subsequent shots.
All in all, less than 1.5 billion Covid injections have been placed in the EU.
Now comes the cat on the tightrope.
Everyone will remember that the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines had to be stored at extremely cold temperatures ( -70:-80° ) and were usable for only 5 days after thawing.
Less well known is the fact that all vaccines have an expiry date and that expiry date has now passed since the vaccination campaigns began in December 2020/January 2021.
Taking into account the cost of purchasing the vaccines and accessories as well as the cost of storage, more than €100 billion has thus been squandered.
The costs associated with the destruction of expired vaccines are as yet unknown, as are the costs and quantities of the new generations of vaccines that Ursula Von de Leyen has ordered from - mainly Pfizer - which has demanded that the EU pay for all ordered vaccines, including those it will not use ( see earlier article ).
Add this loss to the 784 billion euros from the Covid fund that may have been embezzled ( investigation pending ) and we are talking about an amount of around 900 billion euros. That is beyond comprehension. Not to mention for a fake pandemic that was never a pandemic but nothing but a test to push and condition the population into a fear psychosis.
And yet the ladies and gentlemen pulling the strings are still in power.
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