10/05/2026
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Back in the 1960s, as a teenager, I watched the American series The Untouchables on Polish television, my face flushed with excitement, as Eliot Ness—a real-life figure—took on the Chicago gang led by the famous mobster Al Capone. This old story from nearly 100 years ago has become relevant again.
The year is 1931. Al Capone isn’t on trial for the murders. The whole city knows the names. Seven men in a garage on North Clark Street, on Valentine’s Day 1929, lined up against the wall. Anyone who’s seen the (in my opinion, highly regarded) film “Some Like It Hot” can picture it. Protection money, judges, and politicians that can be bought. Capone arrives in an armored car and smiles for the cameras. Everyone knows who runs the city. No one can prove anything. Witnesses don’t remember. Others disappear. The chain from the Capo di Capi’s order to the deed is broken before it reaches a jury.
Quote from an article published yesterday on tkp.at: Al Capone Redux? The Florida Attorney General is suing Albert Bourla and Pfizer. Source.
God will forgive them. Our job is to make it possible for them to meet.
Al Capone.
The famous gangster’s philosophy aligns with Pfizer’s doctrine.
There’s a new twist in the gangster revelations. Even the defendant’s nickname resembles the name of the famous mob boss Al Capone. The nickname of the new suspect, who is still suspected of gang-related crimes, is Al(berto) Bourelone—his real name is Albert Bourla.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed a lawsuit against Pfizer and its CEO, Albert Bourla.
The main allegations:
▪️ Misrepresentation: Pfizer withheld information about risks such as myocarditis.
▪️ Unsubstantiated claims: Protection against viral transmission was never tested, even though this was claimed in advertising.
▪️ Drastic price increase: The price per dose has quadrupled, from $30 to as much as $130.
Florida is seeking millions in fines as well as the repayment of profits. Pfizer rejects the allegations as baseless.
Source: Reuters (October 1, 2026).
Al Bourleone is the second person, after Klaus Schwab, to claim that COVID was a test of obedience. A test that the people who obediently followed the TV reports passed with flying colors. It will be much more difficult a second time around, which is why I advise against buying Pfizer stock. It’s not enough to change the name of the disease and show a picture on TV of a virus knocking passersby off their feet on the street. The next scam would have to be far more insidious to even come close to replicating this success.
We’d have to come up with a new epidemic!
The virus—the biological war—ended four years ago; the flu has returned and been replaced by the war in Ukraine. This war, which is being sustained by the colossal efforts of globalist Europe, will not last much longer. With it, the war in the Middle East will also end—and what will the advocates of war do then? They will have to come up with something terrible if they want to survive. Perhaps a war of rebellious artificial intelligence against its creators? Another fairy tale from the arsenal, based on false fear. More realistic is the real economic crisis, so skillfully set in motion by both the globalists and the three world powers.
This isn’t cooperation, because everyone wants to control the course of this crisis. And this is precisely where the conflict lies, because there are more parties interested in dividing up this piece of bread called the world. The crisis was actually supposed to begin only once digital currency was 100% ready—which, contrary to numerous assurances, it is not. We may not like Trump—and there’s no shortage of reasons why— but we owe him the collapse of key aspects of global control that matter to the globalists, such as the obsessive fear of fabricated climate disruptions, multi-gender family policies, mass migration, the CBDC—which is banned by law in several U.S. states—control over the distribution of diesel fuel, and the decline in NATO’s significance. The globalist swamp has every reason to hate Trump.
Although Pfizer has made billions from the COVID-19 scam, it is no longer able to repeat that feat. They should probably focus on advancing research into Viagra. There’s certainly no shortage of interested parties. I recently received an email advertising a similar erectile dysfunction medication that was addressed to my computer company, which I shut down a long time ago when I retired. I had no intention of resuming my professional career—and I have no reason to do so—but with such generous support, there might be a chance that a project could really take off—who knows?
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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