Creepy Super Bowl ad spreads super-sized dose of Pfizer propaganda

Pfizer spent $7 million to reach a captive audience with its mind-controlling message: Trust the merchants of death over your good conscience

Pfizer spent $7 million on a Super Bowl ad, hoping to convince us that the company represents “science” and not billion-dollar vaccine profits.

The ad triggered so much outrage that the comments were turned off for the ad on YouTube, which is owned by Google.

The ad includes images of famous scientists, including Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, and Copernicus, a Catholic canon and mathematician who formulated a model of the universe that placed the Sun rather than the Earth at its center.

Sorry Fauci, but you’re no Albert Einstein.

The ad also featured Rosalind Franklin, whose work was central to the understanding of the molecular structures of DNA and RNA.

The word “science” appeared several times in the ad. Subliminal messaging and mind control at its best.

So, without further adieu, here is the creepy ad that people watched during the Super Bowl.