Speaking of Dr. Plotkin, he is quoted in this revealing 2017 article:
The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations was set up to develop and stockpile vaccines against three known viral threats, and also push the development of technology to brew large amounts of vaccine quickly when new threats, like the Zika virus, arise.
The coalition wanted a military-type campaign, with stores of ammunition and different weapons systems ready to be deployed as soon as a threat emerges.
In theory, health officials could even act pre-emptively — inoculating a population against a dangerous new flu or CORONAVIRUS circulating in animals before it infects many people, for example.
“We’ll have to make sure we do better than we did against Ebola,” said Bill Gates; with his foundation being one of the largest initial donors. The other donors include the governments of Japan and Norway, and Britain’s Wellcome Trust. Each is putting up $100 million to $125 million over five years; Germany, India and the European Commission are expected to announce donations soon.
Six major vaccine makers — GlaxoSmithKline, Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Pfizer, Sanofi and Takeda — joined in the coalition as “partners” rather than donors, as did the World Health Organization and Doctors Without Borders.
Dr. Stanley A. Plotkin, a longtime vaccine researcher and scientific adviser to the new coalition, said members debated which of 10 diseases to target first and picked three because “taking a vaccine from soup to nuts costs at least half a billion dollars"
"Even if the United States is not now a donor, he said, it already supports vast amounts of vaccine research through its bioterrorism budget, so I hope they’ll supplement the coalition’s work with theirs,” he said.
One of the coalition’s goals was improving the latest DNA and RNA vaccine technology, which seems like the best hope to make a true “plug and play” vaccine platform, which involves injecting a virus’s genes to provoke the immune system to make both antibodies and white blood cells primed to attack the virus.
But RNA and DNA can break down, or fail to penetrate cell membranes or to trigger protein-coding. So various “platforms” are being tried, such as folding them into larger shapes or chemically gluing them onto microscopic beads.
“We have not sorted out all the intellectual property problems yet, but I’m confident we can,” said Dr. Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust.
On the liability issue, Dr. Farrar added, the coalition likes an American model — the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, under which vaccine makers cannot be sued but must contribute to a fund that compensates anyone hurt by a vaccine.
Andrew P. Witty, chairman of GlaxoSmithKline, or GSK, who joined the Davos announcement, said the industry preferred protection like that of the United States’ 2005 Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act, which exempts vaccine makers from all liability — except for willful misconduct — once the secretary of health and human services declares a public health emergency.
The United Nations or W.H.O. will have to help protect the industry, Mr. Witty said.
By The Way - These globalists have more pandemics planned, more lockdowns, more restrictions and mandates.
And the WHO is protecting them.
Read the article linked above for more details.