Shanley

They've been doing unregulated clinical trials.

The doctors in Honduras have been organizing to try to shut this down, and they haven't been able to.

And they're going to have way worse problems now because Trump just installed...

A new president installed a president there who is is in support and is taking the steps to, you know, support this special economic zone called their Z.A.,

But that's one of the big reasons that they're doing it.

Their medical offering is profound.

They're doing clinical trials, drug development, activating clinical research sites.

They're also involved in insurance software, insurance marketplaces, IVF, longevity, anti-aging, the whole thing.

And this goes back to like,

When venture capital is entering a new market now, they come locked and loaded with a full platform.

And getting more accelerated clinical trials is something that is going to move their project forward significantly.

Network state is a way to accomplish that.

Yes.

A hundred percent.

It's also deeply concerning because the obsession with accelerating clinical innovation, drug innovation, like whatever that is, like at some point there is a like what makes that stuff move the fastest and it's human trials and human experiments.

And the more people that you can shove and the faster you can shove through medical development.

And that's very concerning.

So to me, I see this as like a recipe for large scale medical abuse and disaster.

So yeah, when you look at them doing these unregulated and unethical medical experiments and trials in Honduras, and then you see in this other part of the world, in different countries in Africa that the network see is also targeting that, you know, recently news came out about a very controversial and very unethical experiment in Guinea-Bissau to test

The vaccine timing of hepatitis B on 14,000 infants.