GRSRM Hosts COVID Presidential Debate

GRSRM, in consultation with
LIVEONE.TV, DJELF7 and Dion Powell,
present a panel of experts and presidential candidates who will outline their stand on Federal, State and Local government crimes against the people of the United States and world involving the development, release, and mandated use of Department of Defense (DoD) bioweapons, referred to herein as the Covid-19 virus and vaccine.

These govt. crimes resulted in needless and wide-spread death and debilitating mental and physical illness that was foisted upon fetuses, children and adults.

The U.S. government and its agencies compelled medical providers, public institutions, private firms and the news media, through financial incentives and/or through the use of penalties such as censorship, arrest, license suspension, firing, and demonetization, to directly administer or recommend the use of experimental m-RNA technology on the unsuspecting public when known and inexpensive remedies existed.

Further, the public was lied to about the merits of the remedial medications ivermectin and chloroquine, and doctors and pharmacies were prohibited from prescribing and/or filling these longstanding safe and cost-effective drugs.

The public was denied medical care “until their lips turned blue” from lack of oxygen (hypoxia).

Then, they were admitted to hospitals and mistreated with the drug remdesivir, which caused organ failure and/or surviving patients were intubated until dead.

Additionally, the public was subject to house arrest, prevented from attending school and work, and lied to in media cover-ups about its unauthorized DoD gain of function/duel use lab research and deployment.

Documents show health authorities knew the COVID-19 virus did not originate from the “Wet Market” in Wuhan, China.

In summary, the U.S. govt violated a myriad of codes, protections, laws and Constitutional Rights, which include but are not limited to the following:

The Nuremberg Code
Freedom of Speech,
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of Assembly
HIPAA medical privacy laws
Conflict of Interest protections
Informed consent requirements