Who else has caught the Rona?

[gelton]

Sure the gov intentionally lost hundreds of billion dollars in tax revenue last year to make a bill on the free for everyone vaccine. Get real

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They print the money, you think they care about tax revenue?

This is who they serve, and if you think any different ask yourself why Home Depot and Walmart stayed open while mom and pops were shut down.

Billionaires got $12T richer, and the bailouts will be paid by your great grandchildren.

Billionaires got 54% richer during pandemic, sparking calls for "wealth tax"

The world's 2,365 billionaires enjoyed a $4 trillion boost to their fortunes the past 12 months, even as poverty surged.

www.cbsnews.com

 

[Rob5589]

If ivermectin cured or prevented Covid, do you really think for one second that Fauci or anyone else in the MSM would admit to it with BILLIONS of $ for commercial (non-FDA approved) vaxing on the line?

C'mon, man.

I would think that if it worked, pharma would glom on, take control of all ivermectin, and charge a shit ton for it. That happens already in hospital. 50 bucks for a couple Tylenol is pretty normal. Hell, we charge 50 bucks for oxygen use

 

[sneaky]

I find it ironic that people who are balking at the vaccines because they are not FDA approved are using the livestock version of ivermectin which is not FDA approved for human use let alone as a treatment for COVID.

As long as you wear your mask at your BHA pint night you'll be fine

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[Rob5589]

They print the money, you think they care about tax revenue?

This is who they serve, and if you think any different ask yourself why Home Depot and Walmart stayed open while mom and pops were shut down.

Billionaires got $12T richer, and the bailouts will be paid by your great grandchildren.

Billionaires got 54% richer during pandemic, sparking calls for "wealth tax"

The world's 2,365 billionaires enjoyed a $4 trillion boost to their fortunes the past 12 months, even as poverty surged.

www.cbsnews.com

Exactly. Meanwhile some friends lost their asses owning 3 restaurants.

 

[Hootsma]

Sure the gov intentionally lost hundreds of billion dollars in tax revenue last year to make a bill on the free for everyone vaccine. Get real

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Nice red herring. It’s true, the government did, however the politicians did not. It’s business as usual for them. They really couldn’t care about budgets or deficit spending or the deficit itself. We wouldn’t be trillions in debt if they did.

 

[sneaky]

So that’s enough, cool. Someone should clearly write an article saying similar things about Covid vaccines. Anyone who says “no adverse affects” about ivermectin knows very little about it’s side effects in humans. If you gave the number of people who have had the Covid vaccines a course of ivermectin over the same time period, it would probably get pulled from the market.


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Perhaps that's why it's been used in India and South America, including Mexico, right? There's literally billions of doses of Ivermectin that have been given to humans over the past 40 years. But, hey, don't let facts destroy your narrative.

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[amassi]

Perhaps that's why it's been used in India and South America, including Mexico, right? There's literally billions of doses of Ivermectin that have been given to humans over the past 40 years. But, hey, don't let facts destroy your narrative.

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For parasitic intestinal worms

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[sneaky]

Don’t need to Google, webMD, or cnn. I don’t get any of my information or though from any of them. Mine comes from 7 years of education and 10 years of clinical practice. Politics don’t enter into the process, either.


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Guess you didn't study hard enough then if you didn't realize it's widespread use. Figures.

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[Hootsma]

Yup, and for Covid too. What’s your point?

 

[amassi]

Exactly. Meanwhile some friends lost their asses owning 3 restaurants.

Well restaurants(other than fast food franchises)make terrible investments In The best of times owning 3 would be like playing Russian roulette with 3 loaded chambers

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[gelton]

I would think that if it worked, pharma would glom on, take control of all ivermectin, and charge a shit ton for it. That happens already in hospital. 50 bucks for a couple Tylenol is pretty normal. Hell, we charge 50 bucks for oxygen use

Not so fast.....

Finnish Biotech Secures U.S. Patent for Ivermectin-based Nasal Spray to Take on COVID-19 in Low-to-Middle-Income Countries (LMICs)

A biotech venture based in Turku, Finland, called Therapeutica Borealis just secured a patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for its COVID-19 therapy based on ivermectin and a few other notable therapies: hydroxychloroquine and aprotinin. Developed as a nasal spray...

trialsitenews.com

Edit - updated link.

 

[Rob5589]

Perhaps that's why it's been used in India and South America, including Mexico, right? There's literally billions of doses of Ivermectin that have been given to humans over the past 40 years. But, hey, don't let facts destroy your narrative.

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To pose a question; if we can't trust our own gov't with regards to Covid, can we really trust India, S. America, and Mexico? There is so much misinformation it's hard to believe anyone anywhere.

 

[wyosam]

I don’t have a friend the PA. Did you accidentally quote the wrong person?

Yep, must have. Meant to quote whoever was talking about his friend the PA who quit a clinic because they wouldn’t let him write prescriptions for ivermectin or plaquenil or something.


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[gelton]

Yep, must have. Meant to quote whoever was talking about his friend the PA who quit a clinic because they wouldn’t let him write prescriptions for ivermectin or plaquenil or something.


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Prescriptions coming just as soon as patents allow the pharmaceuticals to make billions....

Finnish Biotech Secures U.S. Patent for Ivermectin-based Nasal Spray to Take on COVID-19 in Low-to-Middle-Income Countries (LMICs)

A biotech venture based in Turku, Finland, called Therapeutica Borealis just secured a patent from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for its COVID-19 therapy based on ivermectin and a few other notable therapies: hydroxychloroquine and aprotinin. Developed as a nasal spray...

trialsitenews.com

 

[wyosam]

Perhaps that's why it's been used in India and South America, including Mexico, right? There's literally billions of doses of Ivermectin that have been given to humans over the past 40 years. But, hey, don't let facts destroy your narrative.

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Used doesn’t mean used without side effects.


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[Hootsma]

To pose a question; if we can't trust our own gov't with regards to Covid, can we really trust India, S. America, and Mexico? There is so much misinformation it's hard to believe anyone anywhere.

We’re not trusting their government or their versions of the CDC. We’re trusting the doctors on the front lines treating the disease and the methods they’ve found successful in said treatment.

 

[amassi]

They print the money, you think they care about tax revenue?

This is who they serve, and if you think any different ask yourself why Home Depot and Walmart stayed open while mom and pops were shut down.

Billionaires got $12T richer, and the bailouts will be paid by your great grandchildren.

Billionaires got 54% richer during pandemic, sparking calls for "wealth tax"

The world's 2,365 billionaires enjoyed a $4 trillion boost to their fortunes the past 12 months, even as poverty surged.

www.cbsnews.com

Home depot sells building Supplies
Walmart sells clothing and groceries
Mom and pop stores that offer those two goods were also allowed to remain open.

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[Hootsma]

Used doesn’t mean used without side effects.


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It’s been used successfully over the years precisely because it works well with few side effects.

 

[Broomd]

Dotgov doesn't g.a.s. about money--they'll print more or borrow more from their Chinese overlords. They care about your servitude and their power.

From Reuter's (left wing) today:
There have been 1,367 infections and 50 coronavirus-related deaths reported in the country of Tanzania since the pandemic began.
Reread that.....

This is a country of 58 million people. Ask yourself, why is that?
I'll tell you why, Tanzania has a robust anti-malaria program in which the populace utilizes that Trump-recommended drug hydroxychloroquin.
Remember that oldie but goodie that the media said was Satan's poison and in fact several states such as Michigan--aka Gov. Witless--outright banned its frigging use! The blatant manipulation was stunning, and yet here we are with guys thinking that Uncle Sugar is being straight with them.

Clown world.

 

[wyosam]

Guess you didn't study hard enough then if you didn't realize it's widespread use. Figures.

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Never said it wasn’t in widespread use. Again, widespread use does not mean it does not have side effects and adverse affects. Lots of drugs in widespread use that do (most of them, in fact). It’s a risk vs benefit equation.


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