Marine to sue Wal-Mart for REFUSING to fill PRESCRIPTION for life-saving Ivermectin
As a Marine, Bill Salier was shot at by snipers in Mogadishu during his nearly five years serving his country. With an impressive security clearance, earlier he was trusted to guard the Presidency from threats on station at Camp David. For the next 20 years he farmed 250 acres in Iowa producing corn, soybeans and pigs to feed American families.
But his local Wal-Mart pharmacist didn’t trust his judgment to fill a life-saving dose of Ivermectin when COVID attacked his body last month and corporate policy was to deny such medicine based on politics, not science.
MARINE DENIED MEDICINE BY MULTINATIONAL RETAILER FOR INVALID REASONS
“I was very concerned I was going to die,” Salier said. “I was falling asleep during my doctor’s medical examinations.
