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Mocking the recent bird flu scare, critics claim it fits into a pattern of orchestrated emergencies timed around political events, such as inaugurations or elections. For instance, they highlight the extensive financial ties between big pharmaceutical companies and the government, noting billions of dollars in campaign contributions and contracts awarded in recent years.
A table showcasing large sums of money from Big Pharma to prominent government figures fuels concerns about regulatory capture and the potential for public policies to be swayed by corporate interests. Critics warn that fear-mongering around disease outbreaks could be used as a pretext to impose lockdowns, restrict movement, or extend control, all while enriching corporate allies.