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CLAIM: Pharma giant Gilead sent death threats to French doctor for telling the world that hydroxychloroquine cures COVID-19

By ethanh // 2020-09-15

French scientist Dr. Didier Raoult, who successfully cured at least 80 Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) patients with hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), has come forward with claims that Gilead Sciences, Inc., a "deep state"-run biopharmaceutical company with ties to Donald Rumsfeld, recently sent him death threats for telling the world about this simple, inexpensive cure for the plandemic. Testifying before parliament, Dr. Raoult explained that he has received numerous death threats over his findings, which showed a 91 percent success rate among more than 1,000 Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) patients who were cured after taking a regimen of HCQ combined with the antibiotic drug azithromycin. At the time when he first started receiving these death threats, Dr. Raoult says he filed a public complaint for "acts of intimidation against a public service official," prompting an investigating by the French Judiciary. More recently, he testified under oath that the person who sent him these death threats is from Gilead Pharmaceuticals. "Professor Raoult testified that, shortly after he started to talk about HCQ as a treatment, in March, he received anonymous death threats," reports explain. "He filed a complaint with the police, and an enquiry was opened by the French judiciary." "The medical doctor behind the threats was found and happens to be from a Nantes university hospital," these same reports add. "It happened to be the person who received the most money from Gilead over the past six years." You can peruse more news about Big Pharma's assault on HCQ and other cures by checking out Terrorism.news.

CLAIM: Gilead has dark history of "bioterrorism," used Pentagon to bomb competitor's factory

As you may recall, Dr. Raoult was extremely outspoken against the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM) after it published a fake science study claiming that HCQ is ineffective and dangerous. He openly called out the journal for publishing clearly "sloppy" research filled with false claims against the generic anti-malaria drug. For daring to tell the truth time and time again, Dr. Raoult remains in the crosshairs of Big Pharma, which is doing everything it can to stifle HCQ while propping up its competitor, remdesivir, along with the future Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines that are set to be released under President Trump's "Operation Warp Speed" program. As Great Game India reports, "Gilead Science has a dark history of allegations of bioterrorism, including having Pentagon to bomb a competitors factory under the false pretext of association with Al-Qaeda." The World Health Organization (WHO) is also linked to Gilead's corruption, having played a role in spreading fake science not only about HCQ but about the plandemic in general. Back in 2009 during the infamous H1N1 "swine flu" outbreak, the WHO was secretly taking its orders from Big Pharma companies like Gilead, which ordered the United Nations arm to declare a false pandemic. Tamiflu, an influenza drug produced by Gilead that was aggressively pushed during the H1N1 plandemic, has repeatedly been shown to be dangerous and ineffective, despite being promoted by the WHO and our own federal government. Donald Rumsfeld and former U.S. Secretary of State George Schultz both profited heavily from the government's stockpiling of Tamiflu during the 2009 plandemic, raking in as much as $1.5 billion from the fraud. As revealed by Great Game India, Gilead was directly responsible for influencing the WHO back in 2009 to declare a pandemic that, like this current one, did not actually exist. And the company was successful in keeping it all a secret until committees were eventually set up to expose the racket. Sources for this article include: NaturalNews.com GreatGameIndia.com NaturalNews.com

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