This admission by the Costs Rican “health” minister, that the country used a statute allowing import of experimental agents for properly regulated, clinical investigation, because they couldn’t import the injectables under any other statutes applicable to fully approved medical products, is THE smoking gun.

The use of the laws permitting human experimentation tells us THEY KNEW FOR SURE that what was to be injected into everyone duped into rolling up their sleeves weren’t “safe & effective”. They had no relevant & reliable information at all about the potential for harm, especially to vulnerable populations. They lied to the trusting public, and then assaulted them, repeatedly, knowingly, without remorse.

Here’s something that very few know or, if they did hear this at some point in the past, they’ve apparently forgotten it. Sasha Latypova exposed that the “Emergency Use Authorisation” (EUA) pathway which, it was claimed was used with the FDA, the US medicines regulatory agency, EXPLICITLY EXCLUDED USE IN CLINICAL INVESTIGATION.

It says, in the deployment of agents under EUA that “administration of these agents to humans shall not constitute clinical investigation”. They’re telling us in plain language that they’re neither medical regulator-approved medicinal compounds nor are they research materials.

They are “countermeasures” deployed in the event that there has been, or might be, the deployment on the civilian population, CBRN (chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear) attacks. This is MILITARY LANGUAGE saying, essentially, that the nation is under attack and we, the Department of Defense, is entitled to use whatever is to hand in our efforts to counter these attacks. There are no regulations which apply to these countermeasures. They are not required to have been proven to be safe or effective. All that needs to be said is that, in the sole discretion of the Health and Human Services Secretary, that the countermeasures “may be effective”. There is no yardstick by which the question needs to be answered. No standards to meet. No Congressional oversight. In fact, there is no mechanism whatsoever even for judicial review of any aspect of these countermeasures because, it was anticipated, when these laws were ut in place, that they would apply solely during an emergency, such as represented by war.

So, the use by the Costa Rican government of a legal provision to import products that weren’t approved anywhere else as medicinal agents, explicitly and only for the purposes of properly controlled, clinical experimentation under the Nuremberg Code, opened the floodgates to military countermeasures, which were explicitly NOT for use in clinical trials.

We know that judicial procedures everywhere have been carefully corrupted so that, almost five years since the first, innocent victims of this insidious crime were injected, not a single case has reached the stage of a legal challenge, based on properly understood facts and evidence. Any lawyer reading this now knows that a clear path to doing so exists and has done for some time. What cracks this wide open is the admission by the Costa Rican government that they knowingly used a completely inappropriate law to import and deploy military countermeasures on their own people. One side of their mouths said these are approved medicines, while the other side said they’re purely experimental. Yet at the same time, stocks of materials for injection were never for clinical investigation nor were they ever approved at safe & effective products by FDA. This duplicitous pathway, or one with the same legal effect, has been used everywhere in the world. It is a crime of monumental proportions.