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Vaccine industry social influence document reveals attempted bribery of 'key social influencers' such as Disney / Marvel, ESPN, Oprah and a CNN reporter


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(NaturalNews) Have you ever wondered whether people who publicly push vaccines are being secretly bribed by the vaccine industry? An internal document created by a vaccine "social influence" group funded by GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Novartis Vaccines, Pfizer, and Sanofi Pasteur reveals that precisely such an arrangement exists.

The document is entitled Roadmap for Action to Reach the Healthy People 2020 Goals for Adult Vaccination. It is dated November, 2013, meaning that almost everything mentioned here has already been implemented as we've seen with the Disneyland measles false flag outbreak, the push for SB 277 in California and the insertion of pro-vaccine propaganda into Netflix programs.

The document openly admits that the vaccine industry pays people to exert social influence calling for increased sales of lucrative vaccines.

Vaccine industry specifically names ESPN, Disney, Oprah Winfrey, Sanjay Gupta and others

The document calls for the vaccine industry to, "Identify influential spokespersons from multiple sectors (e.g., business, sports, music) to reach each identified target population."

Targets are identified as groups that can either be influenced or surveiled to track their vaccine status. "Data should be used and communicated to align targets to specific needs; disease burden, vaccine coverage, age, geodemographics, economics, sex, race, ethnicity, and family work roles are examples of areas in which to collect data," says the report.

It also goes on to list what it thinks are likely targets for exerting social influence:

Influential Champions and Spokespersons. Identify influential spokespersons from multiple sectors (e.g., business, sports, music) to reach each identified target population. National champions might include ESPN announcers, individuals from the Jim Henson Foundation or Disney, Oprah Winfrey, Sanjay Gupta, Dr. Oz, and the Surgeon General of the United States.

Interestingly, Disney has already been co-opted by the vaccine industry, as we saw with the insertion of outrageous pro-vaccine propaganda into the new Netflix show Daredevil, a Marvel property now owned by Disney. See this 11 second clip from the show as proof that the "social influence" blueprint has now become a reality across pop culture TV shows:



The Surgeon General has also been co-opted, recently producing hilarious pro-vaccine videos with Sesame Street character Elmo.

Openly admitting to paying bribes to social influencers

The report then admits that financial incentives should be paid to such influencers based on how many vaccines they help promote... a process which can be achieved by spreading scare stories about false flag outbreaks, for example. This is called "internal excitement for immunization awareness." (Emphasis added)

Incentives and motivators should be identified and employed to optimize reach and effectiveness in communicating key messages to target audiences... Provider champions can incentivize and mobilize other providers through conveying mutual benefits of partnership and action, and helping them to align strategies and raise internal excitement for immunization awareness... Financial incentives also can be effective to mobilize providers (e.g., increase in compensation or quality scores in response to increases in vaccination rates or data reporting). Lay champions and patients who engage the public through effective messaging may drive demand and, in turn, increase motivation and supply at a provider level.

All this makes you wonder: Was Calif. Sen. Richard Pan also bribed by drug companies to push SB 277? A recall effort is already on against Pan, and the official recall website is found at this link.

Vaccine industry FAILS on science, FAILS on transparency and FAILS on honesty, so must resort to Orwellian-style covert influence strategies

The upshot of all this is that the vaccine industry -- an industry steeped in fraud and criminality, including literal international fugitives running from the law -- can't achieve its goals based on science, honesty, transparency and rational thinking.

Instead, the industry must resort to covert influence tactics by inserting its agenda messages into TV shows and movies, all while targeting and bribing key social influencers to push a pro-vaccine message.

This is exactly why intelligent people no longer trust anything they see in the popular media: not the news, not the TV shows, not the movies and certainly not Disney. What's next? Are they going to insert vaccine propaganda into Star Wars and make Han Solo push vaccine injections onto Ewoks or something?

It's all just becoming so pathetic, ridiculous and EVIL that it's actually turning people away from vaccines more than ever. When the vaccine industry's increasingly resemble those of ISIS, you know they've lost the moral high ground and abandoned science.

Besides, let's get real here: The vaccine industry isn't about protecting children. It's about earning profits from vaccines. Anyone who doesn't yet realize that is living in a fairytale fantasy land (or is being bribed by Big Pharma as described in this document).

Also read Key CDC scientist who downplayed vaccine-autism connection is now fleeing from justice.

And: AIDS scientist sentenced to prison for vaccine research fraud - Merck fraudsters remain unpunished.

And: Merck vaccine fraud exposed by two Merck virologists; company faked mumps vaccine efficacy results for over a decade, says lawsuit.

Sources for this article include:
Roadmap for Action to Reach the Healthy People 2020 Goals for Adult Vaccination

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