US pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer, Moderna etc. conduct trials in developing nations that KILL people yet you are UNAWARE? Consider the case of Pfizer's TROVAN that killed 11 African children;

Pfizer's test of meningitis drug on 200 children in Kano, Nigeria, in 1996, killed 11; TROVAN! foreign drug trials are unregulated, sometimes dangerous and often unreliable; FDA often fail to regulate

It is no problem for companies like Pfizer to go kill the little black and indian children of poor nations, none at all and FDA is often an accomplice for it fails to regulate and oversee once little black and brown indian kids and peoples are involved…kill them, yes you read it right, like how it was no problem for Pfizer and MODERNA to bring the COVID mRNA technology vaccines for to them, its the cost of doing business but I am firm now in the belief that this mRNA technology (Malone, Bourla, Bancel, Weissman et al.) gene vaccine is a binary bioweapon devised to slow kill people, a culling depopulation device.

Yes, it is Malone, Weissman, Kariko, Sahin, Bancel, Bourla et al. and others like them that have killed people in this fake fraud 0.05% IFR non-pandemic, this PCR-induced asymptomatic transmission lie of a ‘not a pandemic’ pandemic…, it is their technology and vaccine…do not get confused or misdirected by Lusitano horses, don’t…and ranches…and dog and pony shows….child oh puullleeezzzeeee…..get that thinking hat back on…don’t let them fuck your thinking with ‘modified’ and ‘adulterated’ and ‘moratoriums’ and synthetic mRNA vs man made mRNA’…don’t…the names I just wrote must be investigated for their handy work killed people…KILLED people…Malone and Bourla killed your mother, yes, you father, your brother and sister, your co-worker…it was them…and yes they must answer in proper legal forums…proper courts with proper judges and juries. let courts hear them out and let juries and judges decide guilt or innocence.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/pfizer-case-over-test-that-killed-11-kids-could-blow-the-lid-off-foreign-drug-trials/

‘The U.S. Supreme Court's decision to send the Pfizer (PFE) Trovan case to trial threatens to do the one thing the pharmaceutical industry most wishes won't happen: Reveal to Americans exactly how foreign drug trials are unregulated, sometimes dangerous and often unreliable.

The seemingly endless Trovan case involves Pfizer's test of a meningitis drug on 200 children in Kano, Nigeria, in 1996. Pfizer failed to get proper consent for the trial. Eleven kids died and the drug was eventually nixed because it was too dangerous. The events may have inspired the book and film, The Constant Gardener. Pfizer has attempted to do the right thing in recent years by settling the case for $75 million, but it's been stymied by local bureaucracy and corruption.’

The case coincides with an investigation of the FDA's lack of supervision of drug trials on foreigners conducted by the Office of the Inspector General. It found that the FDA looks at only 1 percent of trials conducted outside the U.S. The trial data are then used to convince the FDA to approve medicines which are taken by Americans.’

The parents of four Nigerian children who died of meningitis have become the first winners of a 15-year legal battle against Pfizer over a fiercely controversial drug trial.

The world's biggest research-based pharmaceutical company announced on Thursday that it had made payments of $175,000 (£108,000) to each family. More such compensation settlements are expected to follow.

Pfizer was sued after 11 children died in a clinical trial when the northern state of Kano was hit by Africa's worst ever meningitis epidemic in 1996. A hundred children were given an experimental oral antibiotic called Trovan, while a further hundred received ceftriaxone, the "gold-standard" treatment of modern medicine.’