As we reported last year, World Bank President David Malpass made a telling admission. In a nutshell, Malpass stated that Pfizer won't go into countries unless those governments grant them immunity from any an all damages caused by their vaccine.

If the country allows individuals or organizations to sue after Pfizer hurts them, Pfizer stays out.

"Pfizer has been hesitant to go into some of the countries because of the liability problems, they don't have a liability shield," Malpass stated.

Imagine the audacity it takes for a company who is ostensibly helping to stop a pandemic, to tell people they can't have their "life-saving" medicine unless said company can harm them with impunity. There is no need to imagine, as this is the situation in which we currently find ourselves.

Refusal to take responsibility for a product with many known side effects — which was mandated on people throughout the world without their consent — naturally doesn't sit well with folks who care about their health. For this reason, a massive black market formed around fake vaccination certifications for people who didn't want to lose their livelihoods or worse, over forced vaccinations.

While we were told that this black market was the work of criminals and staunch antivaxxers, an investigation in Spain found that more than 2,200 famous people, including top medical personnel and the leader of one of the country's largest pharmaceutical companies — have been buying fake vaccination certificates.

A report from Euroweekly painted this discovery as a bad thing — as if avoiding state-sponsored forced medical procedures by buying a fake piece of paper is somehow unethical.