This is an article on a Remdesivir protocols murder case in Nashville, Tennessee. The family wants to pursue criminal charges. No Attorney General in the United States has yet to take a stand against this murder program that simulated the spread of a deadly virus.
The trial would have been blinded so they wouldn't know if it was Remdesivir until they unblinded to analyze the data.
Also, presumably they gave informed consent.
I don't like their chances. There were plenty of deaths in younger people, not part of a trial who were given Remdesivir despite telling the hospital they did not wish to receive it. These have a much better chance of getting a guilty verdict
On Frank Carter, US Army Lieutenant Colonel, Remdesivir casualty, and what to do about it.
Sounds great. Thank you for all your research and hard work.
Thank you for this article and helping my Dad’s story be seen. You are doing an amazing job.
Thank you for your good research.
You know Mark of Housatonic Live has been documenting Remdesivir murders, including a few interviews.
FWIW
The trial would have been blinded so they wouldn't know if it was Remdesivir until they unblinded to analyze the data.
Also, presumably they gave informed consent.
I don't like their chances. There were plenty of deaths in younger people, not part of a trial who were given Remdesivir despite telling the hospital they did not wish to receive it. These have a much better chance of getting a guilty verdict
What is the difference in reading notes vs a regular article? Why is notes being used?
https://rumble.com/v2jyoc6-rfk-jr-tony-fauci-knew-that-remdesivir-would-kill-you.html