Why the MSM Silence on Sputnik V? It may be the Best Covid-19 Vaccine, but Anti-Russian Agendas Could Stop Millions Getting it

It has also made a public offer to help boost the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine’s effectiveness. You probably aren’t aware of this, though, as all of that has remained absent from the mainstream media.

There have been suggestions of supposed evidence that Russian researchers falsified the Sputnik V data, driven, possibly, by the fact that the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) has funded the project.

It’s a sovereign body, so its money comes from the Russian government.

CEO Kirill Dmitriev was aware the state links would be seen as some as an issue, and said: “We understood that there would be lots of scepticism and resistance to the Russian vaccine for competitive reasons; therefore, there was a decision to call it a Russian recognisable international name.”

The narrow-minded zealots should instead look at the Gamaleya Institute, which was involved in clinical trials previously for Ebola and Middle East respiratory syndrome vaccines. But none of that has been deemed relevant.

Some journalists and media corporations are blinkered, possibly subconsciously, when it comes to viewing certain parts of the world. It’s an arrogant attitude that means the Russian claims have been pre-judged with a suspicion which has not been applied to the other vaccines.

Inexplicably, Wayne Koff of the Human Vaccines Project stated that the Sputnik V results didn’t pass “the smell test.”Meanwhile vaccine researcher John Moore, of  New York’s Weill Cornell Medical College, referred to the announcement as “Putinology”and added: “Why is Russia doing this? It’s the international vaccine race. They want to be seen to be keeping up with their competitors in other countries.”

The European Union also displayed its true colours by warning Hungary it was undermining public confidence by importing Sputnik V to test it. The EU added that it would become “much harder” to carry out mass inoculations, if citizens began to question vaccines because they were not approved. And France 24 threw out the innuendo-laden line “Moscow rushes to keep pace with Western drugmakers.”

All of this stems from lazy stereotypes and in some cases, an illogical disdain for Russia leftover from the Cold War era.

This is a global pandemic. Every country is facing the same scenario, and we need all the scientific help we can get. Nothing should be dismissed because of xenophobic paranoia.

The MSM’s airbrushing of Sputnik V proves the so-called experts can’t allow themselves to give any credit to Russia, as it doesn’t fit the narrative they want to convey.

What if it’s the most potent vaccine we’ve got? What if it is the best option? It’s baffling that so many are playing agenda-laden infowars, when so many lives at stake.