Albert Osterhaus, a professor for virologie at Erasmus University in The Netherlands, and a key advisor of WHO and EU, is under investigation for having concealed slush funds from pharmaceutical companies, according to Polskaweb.
Polskaweb reports a Dutch parliamentary committee of inquiry has been launched into the connection between the large sums of money paid by big pharma into Osterhaus' private bank accounts and his role in ratcheting up the swine flu scare to allow a pandemic level 6 declaration – something which, in turn, has allowed big pharma to reap huge profits through the sale of toxic pandemic vaccines.
Osterhaus also played a leading role in creating the bird flu scare by maintaining that he had proved that the bird flu virus could be transmitted to humans.
The bird flu alarmism resulted in health minister pushing through pandemic plans that strip people of their constitutional rights and also to profits of 100 million euros for Roche.
But Osterhaus appears to have financial links not just to Roche but also to GSK, Aventis and Baxter.'
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