Show Notes
Do you trust Pfizer?
The answer is a resounding no from author Kurt Mahlburg who joins us for episode 11 of Conservative One: Pandemic Unmasked.
Kurt Mahlburg is a writer who has researched corporate mainstream media reports to build a dossier of the pharmaceutical giant Pfizer’s history of criminal behaviour and questionable ethics.
He has compiled a top list of their most notorious and egregious violations and they are but scratching the surface of Pfizer’s lack of corporate and social responsibility.
Kurt writes for The Daily Declaration as well as Caldron Pool, Eternity News, The Spectator and The Good Sauce. He has his own blog at kurtmahlburg.blog and is author of the book Cross and Culture: Can Jesus Save the West?
His article “8 reasons Pfizer cannot be trusted” can be read at The Daily Declaration.
The podcast is now powered by The Good Sauce conservative news site which can be found at goodsauce.news
More podcast episodes from Conservative One can be found at www.georgechristensen.com.au/podcast
More from Conservative One: Pandemic Unmasked
Former Australian Member of Parliament and host of the Conservative One podcast George Christensen talks to Senator Pauline Hanson about the issues that matter in the upcoming federal election.
We have seen the erosion of freedoms and liberties and discrimination against the non-vaccinated. Largely, these measures have been accepted — even cheered on — by a large part of society. This psychological phenomenon has been observed as ‘mass formation’, which has also been seen in societies that slid in totalitarianism. So it begs the question: are we beginning the descent into a totalitarian state?
What has caused all the COVID madness? Why has there been so much irrationality? So much fear? So much division? And what is ‘mass formation’?
Will our courts defend the people against medical tyranny?
Across the world there’s been dismay at how Australians have seemingly welcomed the rise of authoritarianism to deal with the pandemic. Is there something in our cultural makeup or national history that’s enabled all of this? And are there parallels to other moments in our history?