The Third World has got it rough: completely apart from rampant poverty, malnutrition, disease and early death, they also have to deal with the misguided humanitarian campaigns waged against them by the idle, ignorant rich from the First World. These campaigns take a variety of forms, including devastating regime-change wars that transform whatever social order that existed into a raging dumpster fire, “aid” that ends up destroying the local economy, to propping up the humanitarian-approved dictator with billions in taxpayer dollars. They also take the form of vaccines. One such vaccine is Dengvaxia, ostensibly designed to inoculate one such Third World population against dengue fever. That population resides in the Philippines, and the vaccine did not perform as planned. The manufacturer, French-based corp Sanofi Pasteur, found, in 2017, that their vaccine caused a severe dengue infection in those without a prior infection. By that time, over 700,000 Philippine children had been vaccinated with Dengvaxia, many without parental consent. Fallout ensued.
This is just another example of the Third World being used as a laboratory for First World pharmaceutical corporations.
The last thing that these poor countries need is any more intervention from the West, whether that be in the form of regime-change war via the Military Industrial Complex, or the Big Pharma poison, be it in the form of a syringe or a pill. They don’t need money, they need to be left alone to evolve, to find their own path, to grow their own social order, their own institutions.
