DrRichardMFleming

Let's lay this to rest once and for all. For all the people who want to dredge up the past. From 2003-2004 with the trial in 2009. For all the people who want to obfuscate the facts and muddy the waters. Let's put this to bed once and for all. You can lie and cheat and steal and it still doesn't make what you did right. It's time we all face the truth about the corruption in our judicial system, our government and our courts. With all that said, we are still going to make the REAL Criminals pay for their crimes against the American people. Our parents, brothers, sisters, children, friends, fellow workers, neighbors and every single American.

This is a brief video of some of our initial efforts to see what the vaccines do when they come into direct contact with human sperm.

Every research project should be compared with controls. In this instance we chose Normal Saline, Atropine and Domitor. Each of these three drugs are given to people and expected to enter their blood stream. In each instance you can see movement of the blood with the addition of these drugs; however, these three drugs expected to enter the human blood stream do NOT cause desaturation (loss of oxygen) from the erythrocytes (red blood cells) and do not cause clotting. All blood in this study was drawn directly from subjects without the addition of venipuncture tube chemicals that could alter what is seen under the microscope. We did not "stain" the blood with Wright stain or other substances that could alter the red and white blood cells. The controls and the studies to follow this video clearly show vibrant red blood cells without the need for artificial "staining" of the blood AND without the risk of introducing some interaction that could confound the results.

Drugs meant to be in the blood stream do NOT change the blood. Blood remains oxygenated and does not form ITR.

Red and not clumping (clotting) together.

Challenge to the FDA, HHS, CDC, Pfizer, Moderna and Janssen

These studies were conducted between September and November of 2021. It has taken this long to get published.