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A vast network of international celebrities were involved in a fraudulent purchase of Covid vaccination cards and their names were put on a vaccination register despite not being vaccinated, Spanish law enforcement have revealed. Notably, one of those accused of fraud was José María Fernández Sousa-Faro, the president of European pharmaceutical giant PharmaMar.
As reported by Euro Weekly News on May 27, at least 2,200 celebrities were willing to pay a hefty sum to forgo the Covid vaccine as a result of the Europe-wide investigation called Operation Jenner carried out by Spanish police , although they all had the advantages of belonging to the privileged class of vaccinated citizens.
“Among those studied are leading singers, musicians, football stars, businessmen, politicians and high-ranking medical personnel,” the report said.
According to the report, the program’s profits totaled €500,000 ($53,212.00) in cash and €1.5 million ($1.6 million) in Bitcoin investments. The fee apparently depended on the client’s social status: “The more important you were, the higher the price,” according to EuroWeekly.
The leader of the network was a nursing assistant at La Paz University Hospital in Madrid, who was arrested and has been in detention since May 27.
The presence of Sousa-Faro’s name on the suspect list certainly reinforced the story in European media.
Europe Renaissance, specified among other things,
The President of PharmaMar, 76 years old and with a degree in chemistry and a PhD in biochemistry from Complutense University, has been implicated in the fake vaccine conspiracy by deceptively claiming he had received the third dose of the coronavirus vaccine….
[The] The manager paid the criminal organization the VIP tariff (between 1,000 and 2,000 euros). [$1,073.43 and $2,146.86] for appearing in the official vaccination database with the third dose despite not having given it. In this way he allegedly also fraudulently obtained the Covid passport in order to be able to travel. The company PharmaMar did not want to comment on this.
Apparently Sousa-Faro made an arrangement with the nurse that he would be injected with saline instead of a real Covid shot. The reports leave out whether the executive was vaccinated with the first series of a Covid vaccine available in Europe and elsewhere and whether or not he faked it.
The outlet quoted Australian journalist Nicole Webb, who wrote:
“Imagine if the President of PharmaMar, with a degree in chemistry and a PhD in biochemistry, decided it would be better to pay for a certificate than inject the ‘safe and effective vaccine’.”
Her concerns were echoed by the American entrepreneur and founder of the Vaccine Safety Research Foundation (VSRF)…
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