There is a correlation of several polls that show some alarming trends on vaccine efficacy, deaths and injuries. I found the bit where Google would refuse to conduct this type of poll to be rather illuminating.
The results are not under the control of the funder and the questions are neutral. The fact that they are all similar, regardless of which polling company is used, shows that the results are not anomalous. Anyone can commission a similar survey if they wish – though Steve Kirsch discovered that Google and some other polling companies refused to run surveys asking people about their experience of the vaccines.
I’d bet a huge advertiser with Google are big pharma companies. It was hard to find a good data source, but some interesting info from 2019, https://askwonder.com/research/google-ads-pharmaceuticals-qljp6gki5.
- Healthcare and pharmaceutical digital advertising represents 4% of the total digital advertising market in the U.S.
- Healthcare and pharmaceutical search advertising represents 37% of digital healthcare and pharmaceutical advertising.
- The total global spend for digital advertising in 2019 is expected to reach $354.0 billion.
- Assuming healthcare and pharmaceutical digital advertising represents about the same percentage globally as it does in the U.S., this would mean the global healthcare and pharmaceutical advertising spend would be about $14.16 billion.
There is no conflict of interest there with Google? And perhaps the financial component of why Google has cooperated with suppressing critical voices of big pharma products so enthusiastically (there are other reasons too).