Pfizer bankrolling radical child gender movement in hospitals | Eastern NC Now

Big Pharma looking for big profits at the expense of children

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It turns out there is big money being deployed to promote hospitals to push radical gender ideology in hospitals.  That big money is coming from Big Pharma, specifically Pfizer.  The key is that there is also big money to be made in gender drugs.  The problem is that they are using children as guinea pigs to do things that European experts are saying are bad for children.

https://freebeacon.com/latest-news/how-left-wing-activist-group-teamed-up-with-big-pharma-to-push-radical-gender-ideology-on-american-hospitals/

 


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