A military whistleblower has spoken out to reveal that hundreds of service members have been killed by “treatments” that are supposed to tackle Covid.
More than 600 service members died after being treated with the controversial COVID-19 drug Remdesivir at a time when it had not been approved by the FDA for treating the virus.
This is according to documents from the Department of Defense Joint Trauma System that were released by a military whistleblower, and they note that the military gave the drug “liberally” to service members who were believed to have COVID-19 months ahead of its official FDA approval.
The whistleblower, who uses the pseudonym Daniel LeMay to protect his identity, handed the documents over to journalist J.M. Phelps, and they were published in the Gateway Pundit.
When the men discussed the contents of the documents, LeMay explained that the “initial trial depicted data manipulation in favor of remdesivir.”
After analyzing the data, he determined that a number of the clinical trials did not use a genuine placebo group that was suitable for comparing to the results of those who received remdesivir.
“The primary issue is with patient data. If we can’t verify the placebo group … then we