Unverified Pfizer Claim Takes Off Among U.S. Skeptics In China
An unverified Project Veritas claim alleging that Pfizer deliberately mutated SARS-CoV-2 variants for profit has found an audience among U.S. critics in China.
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Unverified Pfizer Claim Takes Off Among U.S. Skeptics In China
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