HanSolo
I didn't listen to the audio.
However, I knew the whole "shortage" was marketing.
Supply and demand. What is in low supply is a high value commodity. This plays on two premises. If the vaccine was indeed harmful, and those pushing it knew it was harmful, under normal circumstances they would have an endless supply. This would lead warry consumers to wonder what is so high value about this product that they have so much of?
Create an implied shortage, and you add instant value to a product on all plains.
Somone clue me in here. I keep hearing on the news about how many thousands of people are either sick in the hospital or dying from this flu, but where at? There is zero going on where I'm at maybe 5% more than normal for this time of year?