I am sorry to hear about your brother. May you have peace knowing he is in a better place now.
SO many families went through impossible frustration with the medical authorities, who continue to deny responsibility for the massive number of deaths that occurred as a direct result of their malfeasance.
We still have many battles ahead. “The Death Of Informed Consent” is more than a past issue. We were entitled to, but never got, the true information, and we weren’t asked for consent. That’s how it will be from now on if we don’t rise up and fight violations of our human rights under the Nuremburg code.
It’s about our future, our children’s future, and the future of the human race.
Thank you. It’s been 2 years already. I miss him. He was a very kind and funny man. Not a mean bone is his body. It just wasn’t in his nature. He did what he could do every single day to make someone else’s life less painful, and more happy, even, and maybe especially, a perfect stranger’s day. Little things, that many don’t even notice. One of his favorite songs was “High Hopes” by Sinatra. It was something my brother took to heart.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Buq40brGDTY
I intend to keep fighting for our human rights and dignity. So much was forcibly taken from us.