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The World Health Organization is Creating a New ‘Pandemic Industry’

ByPhilipp Kruse, LL.M
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Attorney at law with his own law firm in Zurich Switzerland. He has practiced for over 25 years in business and in tax law. In the fall of 2020, Philipp decided to dedicate his professional experience to re-establishing an evidence- and constitution-based approach to resolve the COVID-19-crisis.

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