Yesterday, 1 October 2026, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against Pfizer and its CEO Albert Bourla, alleging the company violated Florida’s Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act.
The complaint claims Pfizer deceptively marketed its covid vaccine as safe while concealing known risks, including myocarditis and dangers to pregnant women.
“Weeks ago, we learned Fauci and the biomedical state knew the covid jabs were dangerous but hid it from us. While that investigation continues, today we sued Pfizer for deceptively marketing the products as safe- making billions -while pregnant women were miscarrying their babies and teenagers were having heart attacks,” Uthmeier said in a tweet.
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Pfizer’s Vaccine Messaging Heads to Court in Florida
By RVM News
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a lawsuit against Pfizer and CEO Albert Bourla, accusing the company of deceptive practices involving the marketing and safety claims surrounding its mRNA covid-19 vaccine.
Uthmeier said Pfizer presented mass vaccination as necessary to stop the spread of covid-19 while assuring the public that there were no significant safety concerns. “Pfizer told Florida families that mass vaccination with their mRNA covid vaccine was necessary to stop the spread, and that there were no material safety risks,” Uthmeier said.
He specifically pointed to comments from Bourla that, according to Uthmeier, pressured people to take the vaccine by suggesting they would otherwise endanger those closest to them. “CEO Albert Bourla said, ‘If you didn’t take it, you were putting the people you love the most at risk. He called people who asked questions criminals,” Uthmeier said.
The attorney general also criticised Pfizer’s public statements about potential safety concerns following the widespread distribution of the vaccine. “In January 2023, after billions of doses, he said Pfizer had not seen a single safety signal,” Uthmeier said.
Uthmeier argued that Pfizer had enormous financial incentives surrounding the vaccine and spent heavily on advertising while generating tens of billions of dollars from sales. “They spent 10 billion dollars on advertising. They brought in more than 80 billion from the vaccine alone,” Uthmeier said.
At the centre of Florida’s allegations is Uthmeier’s claim that the company failed to adequately disclose information about potential risks. “What they didn’t say was that they knew about myocarditis in teenagers and young adults,” Uthmeier said.
He further claimed that Pfizer had received thousands of reports involving adverse events. “They had reports of 1,000s of adverse events, including stroke and death, and they had reason to know the shot posed risks to pregnant women and unborn babies in the first trimester,” Uthmeier said.
Uthmeier also referenced information he said was recently revealed by Senators Rand Paul and Ron Johnson involving Dr. Anthony Fauci and concerns about pregnancy. “Recently, Senators Paul and Johnson revealed that Dr. Anthony Fauci texted that the second dose theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the first trimester,” Uthmeier said.
According to Uthmeier, other federal health officials were aware of the discussion while pregnant women continued to be told that vaccination was safe. “The CDC director and the Surgeon General agreed, but pregnant women, nevertheless, were told it was safe,” Uthmeier said.
The Florida attorney general also alleged that Pfizer had not established whether the vaccine prevented transmission before making claims about the broader public-health benefits of vaccination. “Pfizer hadn’t even tested whether the vaccine stopped transmission,” Uthmeier said.
He said those allegations form the basis of the state’s lawsuit against Pfizer and Borla. “That’s why we filed a lawsuit today against Pfizer and Albert Borla for their deceptive practices; what they did was wrong,” Uthmeier said.
Uthmeier framed the legal action as an effort to challenge what he described as a failure to provide Florida families with complete information about the vaccine. “They assumed Florida families could not be trusted with the truth. Well, we disagree,” Uthmeier said.
He concluded by promising that his office would pursue accountability through the lawsuit. “My office will hold them accountable. Thank you.”
Watch Uthmeier’s video statement below:
You can also watch the video statement above on Attorney General James Uthmeier’s Twitter (now X) profile HERE.
Featured image: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announcing lawsuit against Pfizer and its CEO.
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Samson wishing all a happy autumn.
Hi Isabel, aww, that’s made my day.
Hi Rhoda, Samson is a naughty boy. He knows not to go into the flower beds, but Delilah is in heat so Samson is being really naughty right now, but his naughtiness made a cute photo.
Hi Isabel, a very cute photo!
Thank you! And most of all Samson thanks you. Samson is so happy he made your day!
Excuse my ignorance, but what breed of dog is he?
He is able German Shepherd puppy, he just turned 6 months old
His ear is just starting to stand at attention like the other ear does.
I know that this breed is inherently dangerous, if in the wrong hands (I’m sure that this doesn’t apply to you!); as for me, the only dogs I have homed are rescue dogs- the most faithful.
There is no such thing as a bad dog, only bad owners!
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Is Uthmeier one very brave man? Many have died for less.
However, as I understand it, this (“turn of events”) is just part of The Plan. At some stage, the public will be informed that they knew all this, but they jabbed you anyway. And, they jabbed your children and pregnant women, knowing the likely consequences.
This is all part of the plan to engender mass uprisings, so they get another chance to kill and dominate, while they use the “opportunity” to also impose the NWO.
If you saw the TV Series “Manifest”, ‘It’s All Connected’. That was just to tell those who were awake what was going down.