By Publius • Sep. 27, 2024
Covid “truthers” have spent the last four years talking about the ineffective and deadly vaccines. We often tout the efficacy of Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. We say Covid is basically the flu, that it leaked from the Wuhan Institute of Virology and not from bat soup, and that Anthony Fauci should be jailed.
But one of the biggest Covid stories that doesn’t get nearly enough attention is the conspiracy to push remdesivir onto as many Americans as possible. Now, the drug has been recalled and none of it makes sense.
As Dr. Simone Gold noted:
Gilead Sciences has announced a recall of its antiviral drug remdesivir.
Remdesivir had a 53% mortality rate in clinical trials done in Africa. This is the same medication they forced on us while preventing us from using hydroxychloroquine & ivermectin!
The fact that so few news outlets even covered the recall of such an “important” drug is telling. Newsweek was one of the few who did cover the recall, but it reads more like an ad for Remdesivir than a cautionary news story.
What’s really happening? Yes, it’s possible (some would say likely) that there really was a nationwide batch that was contaminated with glass. That’s the official story. But they have offered no explanation about the alleged contamination. They’re basing the massive voluntary recall on a single report of a glass particle found in a vial. Perhaps most importantly, they haven’t recorded a single instance of harm from glass.
A few theories are floating around. Some are saying they’re just getting ready for a fresh round of panic as Covid diagnoses rise. Others believe they’re laying the foundation for a near-future explosion of adverse reaction, including deaths, from the “vaccine.” If the latter is the case, do they expect deaths from the Covid jabs to skyrocket soon?
Whatever their machinations are, it is almost certainly going to be dismissed, fact-checked, and debunked by corporate media as the ongoing coverup of Covid crimes continues unabated. We will monitor this story for updates.