This is the most illuminating- and ultimately hopeful - conversation I’ve heard. Wall Street dissident Edward Dowd - @DowdEdward - explains to Naomi Wolf why he expects Pfizer and Moderna stocks to plummet while ordinary people will get to wake up… dailyclout.io
Edward Dowd’s claim about Pfizer fraud, made as a Wall Street trader, counts as an “investment thesis” and so is protected under freedom of speech. By publicising it he hopes he’s providing cover for a lot of other people to speak out.
As Dowd sees it, what affects markets and insurers is that when fraud is proven it vitiates all contracts. Therefore any immunity to prosecution stipulated in a contract becomes null and void. That leaves the manufacturer wide open to prosecution for adverse effects.
When Dowd is asked if he’s worried about the risk of being sued, he laughs: “then there would be discovery!”
Given there have not even been attacks on him in the media, where information can be controlled, one understands it wouldn’t be him at risk in a court of law.
Given there have not even been attacks on him in the media, where information can be controlled, one understands it wouldn’t be him at risk in a court of law.
Another interesting point made by @DowdEdward is about the worth of anecdotal evidence. If an event is rare, you are statistically unlikely to be familiar with instances of it. If you are aware of several, that in itself could be regarded as statistically meaningful.
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