Spot the similarities between the 2 medicines

One is a lipid based injection for sterillising wild mammals and one is a vaccine containing lipids that since it's use started birthrates and pregnancy rates have both dropped drastically

How about this Pfizer link to other companies:

https://spayvac.com/about-spayvac
- wild horse and mammals humane sterilisation system that is lipid based could be used for covid

https://spayvac.com/f/covid-19-on-everyones-mind
subsequently licensed to Pfizer who’s boss is a vet who would have known all about this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Bourla

Bourla joined Pfizer in 1993, first serving as a doctor of veterinary medicine and technical director for the company's animal health division in Greece.

He held multiple executive roles at Zoetis (then known as Animal Health) and other divisions of Pfizer.[10] From 2005 to 2009, he served as area president for Animal Health's Europe, Africa and Middle East division. In 2009 and 2010, he oversaw the Europe, Africa, and Asia Pacific division.[12] In the latter role, he managed the merger of Wyeth's Fort Dodge Animal Health business with Pfizer in these regions.

https://pharmaceutical-business-review.com/news/immunovaccine_seals_worldwide_license_agreement_with_pfizer_animal_health_091123-2/

Who then supply a lipid based mRNA vaccine against covid.

Coincidence with the data coming out now concerning falling birth and pregnancy rates?