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A contractor employed by the Bayer plant in Luling, LA died from complications due to the coronavirus last week. The contractor tested positive for Covid-19 last week, but was at the Bayer location on March 5. The facility has been cleaned and Bayer is testing all who came in contact with the person.
Wait a second! Last week, Bayer donated three million tablets of their malaria drug Resochin to the US government to possibly fight against the symptoms of Covid-19. However, Bayer could not find one tablet to give to a person that worked for him. If Bayer thought that this tablet really worked, then they would have given one of their employees the tablet.
I don’t know the history of Bayer, dear friend ….. What did they do so horribly during World War II?
They experimented on people during World War II in the concentration camps
This is indeed sad news of the day
Yes, everyone dying from coronavirus is definitely sad as the world is mourning
May be there will soon be an answer to that.
If you knew about Bayer’s history during World War II, then you would have made a different comment
If those in power know it then they will question this move, I am sure.
No, they will not question the move. If you knew what Bayer did during World War II, then you would realize that this is how they operate.