Injection of the vaccine by a nurse at the Vaccination Center of the Palais des Expositions in Nice. – SYSPEO / SIPA
The operation could have gone unnoticed. But several influencers – who have more than a million and a half subscribers on YouTube in total – denounced Monday a “strange” attempt at canvassing. They claim to have been contacted by a communications agency, which offered them, for a fee, to post messages implicating the Pfizer vaccine.
Sami Ouladitto (comedian, with nearly 400,000 subscribers on YouTube), “
And it is said Doctor “(Medical intern, 84,000 Instagram subscribers) and Léo Grasset (scientific popularizer, 1.17 million subscribers to his YouTube channel) shared the same story on their Twitter accounts: an agency contacted them to offer them a” partnership To sharply criticize the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine.
A “colossal” budget
” It’s strange. I received a partnership proposal which consists in breaking down the Pfizer vaccine on video. Colossal budget, client who wants to remain incognito and it is necessary to hide the sponso (“sponsorship”). Ethics / 20. If you see videos on it you will know that it is an op (“operation”), ”says Léo Grasset.
It’s strange.
I received a partnership proposal which consists in breaking down the Pfizer vaccine on video. Colossal budget, client who wants to remain incognito and you have to hide the sponsorship.
Ethics / 20. If you see videos of it you’ll know it’s an op, then. pic.twitter.com/sl3ur9QuSu– Léo Grasset (@dirtybiology) May 24, 2021
Same scenario described by the two other personalities of the networks, Sami Ouladitto and “And it is said to be a doctor”. ” Unbelievable. The address of the London agency that contacted me is bogus. They never had premises there, it is an aesthetic laser center! All the employees have weird LinkedIn profiles… which have been disappearing since this morning. Everyone has worked in Russia before, ”added Léo Grasset in the afternoon.
Pfizer, contacted by AFP, had not reacted Monday afternoon. On Twitter, this story, very relayed, aroused the creativity of Internet users. “Vaccinated with Pfizer since 05/22/2021 and since anything metallic is instantly attracted to my shoulder and the magnet that is in it”, jokes @ LouisWitter by posting several photos of metallic objects (cell phone, camera lens). camera and even metal chair) as if taped to his forearm.