EXCLUSIVE: Military Whistleblower Shares his Motivation for Releasing the Explosive “The Remdesivir Papers” Report
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The military whistleblower who helped provide the explosive data behind the 5,400-word report called The Remdesivir Papers speaks out. Emphasizing that his views don’t reflect those of the Department of Defense or any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces, an active-duty service member spoke to The Gateway Pundit using the pseudonym Daniel LeMay for fear of reprisals.
Why did he do it? “[Because he believes] everyone has the moral responsibility to fight against corruption wherever they find it,” he pointed out. “I don’t think anyone should be excused from a thorough investigation when their actions potentially resulted in the death and disablement of countless people who trusted in their decision making.” On top of that, “[he] knew the information would never get out through the formal release process without being stripped of all of its value.”
For LeMay,
