Importantly, every practicing doctor absolutely knew the truth about Ivermectin. Efficacy aside, they knew it wasn’t dangerous or meant solely for animals.
With the exception of an extremely small group of good and honorable physicians, they all went along with this. Unforgivable behavior that destroyed their credibility.
Whether they knew or not, they just couldn't help themselves with that little bit of authoritarianism as an option.
I noticed that my GP stopped wearing regular people clothes and donned scrubs since Year 1 CE (Corona Era). That bothered me the same way that city cops wearing all-green fatigues, like they're heading into the jungles of Nam make me realize that they might have lost sight of their mission.
And don't forget that BLM protests were good for public health while protestors for Jan 6th were bad. Once the veil is pulled back, so much becomes predictable and clear. Matt Taibbi posted a Bill Moyers interview with a capital staffer from a few years ago who discussed the deep state running everything.
Saw that Bill Moyers interview! You won’t see that kind of mainstream reporting anymore because those in power have been Uber successful at scaring real journalists away. Too many mysterious deaths. Clinton’s at the forefront of it all then taken up by Obama! The elites are in complete control now!
When they cheat big enough, hard enough and in our face's enough for the 2024 election, if there is one, or even if there is not, that is the time all 80 million of us lay siege to the capital, drag them out by the short hairs and put them on busses lined up waiting for their passengers on a journey to hell. I'm thinking straight to a tour of duty in Haiti.
I 100% agree with you, Ryan. The whole reason this is happening is because we need to STAND UP. We've had it too easy for too long, and we've become soft.
Materially, we thought were doing well, but spiritually we were dying. Now, it's time to reverse that.
"Vision is the art of seeing things invisible." Jonathan Swift (and he was thinking of the Ryan Gardners of this world when he said that)
It's been 4 fking years of non-stop distractions and still, almost nobody is sounding the alarm about nanotechnology biosensors for surveillance under the skin via the Internet of Nano Things and the WBAN (Wireless Body Area Network IEEE802.15.6 in the Terahertz Band.)
Scroll to the bottom and find the truth about the MICS (Medical Implants Communications System) used to warrantlessly search and seize our biometric data and torture us with the help of the priest class whitecoats.
That has been my contention for going on 3 years: how can I trust my health to your care when you advertise your very ignorance of "science" by wearing that mask?
I'm 74 and my husband is 77. We take NO meds and never have. When we are in a situation in which we are questioned about which meds we take and we say "none", they just can't believe it. People in our age group take astounding numbers of meds...usually at least 12, I have been told.
Well while you are masked in their lobbies you can likely see their actual mission statements framed and hanging on the wall. Diploma+License.
This is a feature of the Empire of Credentials. Many people took the stroke poke to "keep their jobs" selling insurance or whatever.
Doctors have a stack of debt and precious status and credentials that are the ultimate collateral. They will go to even greater lengths to preserve their station.
"Covid" laid bare the inflated and fabricated credibility of the entire medical industry vis a vis Your Health and Wellness that had long been impaired, the broken incentives and financial trappings on an individual practitioner level, and the amount of theater that passes for care across "healthcare" in general.
this is why I like our vet. No plastic screens, no masks, you could go in with the animal, just as before. The only difference : a long table in front of the front desk, as the secretary did not want you to come up close, you know, since the virus stops at 6 feet.
Dog took ivermectin and still does, and I ordered a large box if dog ivm just in case. I trust our vet way more than all the doctors in town combined.
During the beginning of Covid I was taking an elderly cat to an animal ophthalmologist. His office was open, most of the time packed and not a mask in sight. He knew it was all a charade.
They are heroes. You know. We all yelled out our windows at how heroic they were. How essential they were, and why the rest of us useless eaters would be lost without them.
To be fair - a lot of those pushing masks in lobbies were under some huge corporate umbrella and those instructions came from the suits up there, not actual doctors. I know the nurses we encountered were incredulous that masks were being pushed for the flu when we went through far worse viruses in the past without wearing masks. The nurses pushed the "wash your hands" narrative and you could tell they had to throw in the (then obligatory) wear a mask phrase.
That's not to say that some "medical experts" bought into this nonsense all the way, and likely because it gave them more authority/power, but many also saw masks as nonsense and were in the "go along to provide for my family" phase. :(
Under the corporate umbrella is the reason my doctors are still "recommending" wearing a mask. I went for a scan and then to see one of them earlier this month and one-half of the people coming in (I was waiting for two hours between appointments so saw a lot of people) wore masks. Half the staff and half of medical personnel wore masks. But the doctor I saw is completely brainwashed and we argued about me getting "all my vaccinations". I told her I am never going to get any jabs the rest of my life. And I am never going back to this doctor either.
"To be fair - a lot of those pushing masks in lobbies were under some huge corporate umbrella"
I am certain of this. That said, they expected me to trust them with other medical and health advice while they knew masks didn't prevent contagion. And I knew, and I knew that they knew, and they knew that I knew that they knew, and we all pretended all of the other advice was dispensed by someone I basically saw wearing a clown nose.
They didn't go along with it. They dont care. I dont mean that coldly or callously; I mean to say they already have too much on their plate. They have a shitty job, and they are told to STFU and follow protocol and do what all the other Sheep of doctors are doing. They also aren't as a general population of people as smart as you might think. Most of them are like the straight-A students you knew in high school, book-smart, but had zero street smarts.
Some of us were very smart, didn't study, drank beer in college, didn't have the grades for med school, worked at NIH & got another degree to make the grades to get to med school, applied 3 times, finally got in w/ a recommendation from Tony Fauci (irony), and continue to see our profession as a mission. Find us. I'm not the only one.
And I think many of us believe this. The issue was that the most visible, most powerful, most corrupt people dictated policy and determined which of us should be shamed.
Yes, more second-order problems of centralized/socialized anything. The ACA set in motion a sea change in medicine that worked to incentivize, coerce through mandates and liability sorting, and convergence of financial and technological processes an aggregation and inversion of healthcare practice.
The results have been a massive reduction of family doctor offices in favor of "networks", hospital-privilege driven protocols, and a massive administrative load in terms of mandatory electronic health records, insurance/Medicaid/Medicare billing and records management, etc.
We now have doctors that spend more time charting in the digital system than they spend sitting with patients.
Actual care is pushed down to support staff and a growing number of nurses and nurse-lite practitioners who are already in short supply and so largely rely upon the matrix of pre-determined "level -of-care" protocols. Which are driven by network profitability and risk management which is their number one concern. Second is cost coding for reimbursement. Third is regulatory compliance. Eventually we will get to your illness...
And yet I still hold them individually accountable. Just because your job is hard and the system is flawed and your income is at risk does not mean the ethical and moral principles don't exist.
This is exactly what happened. It started with Kaiser in the late 60s or 70s. My mom was a nurse (too bright to be a doctor) and always told me not to use Kaiser. Now, everyone in medicine is doing everything they can to be just like Kaiser. The model is to own your patient population by creating an insurance product. Then, standardize care and make sure doctors can’t go off script. It’s a race to the bottom. First one to hell wins.
I don't want to upset any doctors out there, but most of them are "meat mechanics" who have very good memorization skills. That's why I always hated medicine - it barely qualifies as a science. All doctors today are taught to follow the symptom-diagnosis-prescription model of medicine, where each step has already been scripted for them. Shows like "House" are a fairy tale. If on the first two tries they get the diagnosis wrong, the vast majority of them are stumped. Unfortunately for them, just like auto mechanics, computerized diagnostic systems (AI) are replacing them, and do a demonstrably better job!
Back when I was in grad school in the 70’s there were only 8 vet schools in the US. I know at least 3 fellow grad students that couldn’t get into vet school so they ended up in med schools b
A vet can't talk to the animals he treats, so I would think his analytical and diagnostic skills are much sharper than a human doctor. I also suspect that vets aren't getting inundated with Pharma drugs to treat symptoms rather than working to eliminate underlying illness. My son's girlfriend (a vet tech) several years ago wasn't really paying attention to the political side of things and didn't even know about the ban on ivermectin, but when she got sick she knew to dose herself appropriately with animal ivermectin and got rid of what she was coming down with. She didn't have health care at the time and couldn't afford a trip to the doctor, so she just used the vet version of IVM.
Doctors either have good memories or average to poor memories; and we have poor or very good commands of logic. That means there are four (4) general categories of doctors.
Most MDs have excellent memories but, like most of humanity, poor ability to use logic. Med schools don’t select students based on logic usage, so that variable is normally (Gaussianly) distributed.*. I call them the large database/little logic group. Probably makes up at least 95% of all doctors. They hear hoofbeats, they only ever think of horses.
If your memory is as bad as mine is (nothing to write home about), you need to have a solid ability to reason your way from that small database to a diagnosis and then to a treatment. Small database/lotta logic. Maybe as high as 4%. Hoofbeats are usually horses, but I’ve seen—and caught—a few zebras in my career.
A former colleague of mine is the single smartest MD I’ve ever known. Guy has encyclopedic recall and his logic machine is every bit as good as mine. When I ran into a diagnostic wall, I’d consult him. He always knew. It was like having constant access to the answers in the back of the book. <<1%. Horses >> zebras >> unicorns. He got ‘em all.
And finally, we see the group that really shouldn’t have gone to med school: no logical ability and poor memories. Public health beckons. What’s that clopping sound?
* Recall that IQ is pretty much distributed normally with an average of 100 and a standard deviation of 15 points. Now look at the normal distribution and ask yourself what percentage of people (read: doctors) probably have an IQ of at least, say, 130? And remember: 130 is nowhere close to genius.
I called the President of KY Board of Medicine and he assured me they would not be following the guidance of the FSMB. I was able to order ivermectin and dispense directly from my Direct Care practice, which I started in 2015 after it became clear that the system had been taken over by bureaucrats and administrators.
Find a Direct Care doctor. Kat Lindley, Mary T Bowden, Mollie James, and I work for our patients, not for a hospital system, not for an insurance company, not for the government.
Well done. The hospital admins/pharma shills and top-down control have ruined medicine in many cases. Pretty scary. If docs had been left alone to do their thing--treat covid like any other respiratory illness, we would have been WAY better off. But no. No repurposed drugs, must use Rundeathisnear, vents, etc. Terrifying.
Kentucky girls know horses, and that Kory here made a mistake. He should have had the BACK END of that horse toward the camera and drawn a much-deserved comparison between its anatomy and the FDuhA. 😉
During the worst of the pandemic I asked my long-time family doctor if she would give me a prescription for ivermectin. She said she would, but added that she didn't think any local pharmacy would fill it. And indeed, that was the case. All the pharmacies had their marching orders about it.
And remember when they tried to convince us that the virus came from a bat in Tibet that made a wrong turn in Albuquerque and then landed in some chinaman’s soup???!
I had a huge text thread with my doc in December 2020, huge because I made multiple detailed, documented, rational arguments for getting a prescription just for potential future use. He kept refusing, and his lame excuses were essentially "because the WHO said so" and then "because the CDC said so" and then "because the FDA said so".
I kept pointing out that THEY were not my doctor; HE was. And that 20% of scripts written in America are for off-label use. He never budged.
I finally got the script filled by a doc in Virginia, and paid 10X what the cost was before the f'n FDA got involved.
When I finally caught the Chinese virus in April 2022 (from a jabbed and boosted doc client I sat next to for 2 hours in a meeting), I started on the IVM and the extent of my symptoms was a low-grade fever for 36 hours and a few days of fatigue. Literally that was all.
Burn them down. Lock the doors from the outside first, I don't care. The FDA needs to be dissolved, for starters.
If FDA, CDC, and 99% of MDs were struck by lightning tomorrow, we would be a much healthier society. They all need to go the way of Blockbuster Video - obsoleted and left behind by a better model.
Most doctors are in it for the money. Becoming a Doctor is akin to having a health Franchise from the NIH and other governing bodies. They have to follow orders or lose their franchise. Most are too lazy to think for themselves and too afraid to buck the system.
yes, they do. Every profession has a moral duty to it's customers. Restaurant owners, waitresses, cooks should not serve food that's spoiled or poisoned. Airplane manufacturers should make their airplanes safe to fly (don't forget to install bolts in the plug door, don't write software that forces the nose of the airplane down without telling the pilots about it, etc.) Civil engineers should not build bridges that collapse, etc. Every profession has a moral duty to its customers.
The word 'customers' implies that there's a business relationship which can be dissolved by either party.
Once a doctor has taken on a customer, they do indeed have that duty.
The people who fix planes are part of the customer/service arrangement. They must execute those duties.
The implication in the original comment in this thread was that doctors only do their job for money. I argued that thas the only reason anyone does their job. Read back up. I don't think I said and I certainly didn't mean to infer that there is no moral duty to execute one's job.
I just indicated that they have multiple motivational for doing so.
Doctors are so overpaid, their ego so overinflated because of this, they cannot risk speaking out. The money is the symbol of how great and smart they are.
They killed people with one hand and grabbed stacks of money with the other. They all need to answer.
forgivable for those that admit they were wrong and apologize for not standing up for the truth which they knew or should have known. I don't hear many of those.
Bourla is a vet who turned billions into his sheep. Yet we were attacked for warning them about the wolves. Pets receive better healthcare than most humans.
bourla was promoted from head of veterinary to CEO after successfully keeping a vaccine that was causing the calves of vaxxed mother cows to bleed to death through their eyes.
they knew this full well but kept selling and pushing it for years in the EU.
It’s key that he is a vet, because he could promote “therapies” that caused horrible deaths in livestock and no one noticed-if he’d done that to children, it would have been harder to hide. He had to wait until he was really big to murder kids.
How can you say that about darling Bourla? He gave the Israelis money for a Holocaust museum. If that's not an example of genocide washing and gaslighting, I don't know what is. Some people look like clones to me, and Deirdre Barrett the evolutionary psychologist, thinks they already walk among us, and some people truly seem to radiate evil. Bourla radiates it, I mean, beyond the job requirement that you have to be hideous to join the psychopath club.
I think most vets truly care about their patients and they're not in it for the money. Sadly, I'm not sure the same thing can be said about many doctors.
How dare you deny my true species!? I self-identify as a gigachad warhorse, waiting for my modern-day Alexander the Great to mount me as he leads armies to victory, and I reserve the right to eat oats and hay, drink water, neigh in public, and take as much Ivermectin as I need to affirm my chosen identity! How dare you deny me my species-affirming care!?
Excellent analysis, bad cat, and you're right - it was intentional and there will be no accountability. Not under this administration and probably not under any following. Grand scams are like that.
Kind of like the banksters in 2008. Still walking around and some are close to the ears of policy makers. This is what soured me on Obama, among many other reasons, when I was still a Democrat. Lives and personal economies killed and they all still strut around. POS plural.
A couple of my woketard friends were drooling about Obummer the other day. I asked them WTF he did about Wall street robbing everyone blind. You know, what he ran on. I informed them that Goldman Sachs appointed his entire cabinet. Blank stares.
Seriously, y'all? Trying to sound like a southern black woman? What I wonder is how many people fell for this, to me, obvious gambit. Apparently enough. On a side note, Ivermectin was selling in the US for upwards of $17 a dose, but I was getting it from a vet for my rescue dog at $0.11 a dose. Hmmmm...power, money, more money, and ultimately, control.
It was the snide arrogant tone that got under my skin. In this case it was semi targeted at the white rural class. The most likely people to have animal versions of IVM. The real target was everyone else. The message was “Don’t be a dumb hick because they are stupid. If you take any version of IVM you are too.” …..such a dirty trick.
I took/take the animal version. Don’t care it’s fine and gets the job done. Saves me money and hassle. And I don’t think I’m stupid but that’s my opinion I suppose.
I got the feeling they may have been trying to stifle IVM for more than just covid. Looking at what we now know, I think that theory is correct.
When Trump got Covid, they threw all the spaghetti at the wall. He got every treatment possible. I'm actually a little surprised he survived the treatment 😆
I freely admit I was disappointed at the time, when I was suffering from TDS. I still don't like Trump, but I can recognize that he's been unfairly and politically demonized and scapegoated.
That I do not recall. I do remember when he had. The left was ecstatic thinking he would not be able to campaign for half a month. I do remember that quite well.
He may not have suffered much, but I'm half convinced it cost him the election (if you don't subscribe to the stolen vote theory). The first debate occurred shortly before he tested positive (when he was likely getting sick but not yet showing symptoms), and the guy was a bigger asshole than usual during the debate; everybody who saw it and was not in the TDS horseshoe gave a collective WTF.
The propaganda worked, it got IVM banned from polite society when it really mattered . On the other hand, the blatant lies really pissed off and redpilled people like Joe Rogan, who went harder towards truth on his show than he might otherwise have done.
A good friend of mine fell for it hook line and sinker. Last guy I would have expected. He seethes about the Sacklers and the FDA after watching Dopesick
The retail Pharmacy must have a medical doctor as signatory to a legal distribution agreement. Further, per the law “...pursuant to a valid collaborative pharmacy practice agreement containing a non-patient-specific prescriptive order and standardized procedures developed and executed by one or more authorized prescribers."
You still have to present to the pharmacist your case and they ultimately determine your dosage, etc. This is a far cry from OTC as it is down at Tractor Supply.
Additionally, this law failed to account for the administrative aspect of registering, tracking, publishing these Doctor-Pharmacy practice agreements so there is no centralized way to locate retail outlets or doctors who backstop them in this regard.
Pharmacies may be able to provide without a "prescription", but they don't have to absent one of these formalized agreements, nor do they need to pursue one. In terms of liability exposure, this presumably goes to that doctor in the agreement, so there is little incentive for a doctor to pursue this as well.
There is perhaps one retail pharmacy that is not online and overcharging in TN that does this. If you know of any others - or a list, please do share.
Our local pharmacy actually has a nutrition center and their own private label supplement line. Plus the pharmacist risked his license to ensure that people got what they needed. He's still dealing with the financial fallout from various investigations.
That is exactly what is required and why defiance is so rare. We all enjoy our principles until they suddenly become too risky or expensive.
I have more respect for people who admit to selling out, compromise, becoming party to the lies for whatever personal reasons than I do for those who hide behind the paper curtains, faux morality, and material comforts that might be in peril should they fail to comply with the next round of edicts from the empire.
Or worse, the social status fiat in the cul-de-sac BBQ circuit.
Then there is the matter of the war profiteers. An uncomfortable topic for many - and under-reported during and after the "covid" dustup, but an essential aspect of the over-arching moral question.
I admit that I have a package of horse ivermectin (I know the dosage adjustment) which I KNEW I would not be willing to use, but I also know from my adventures in the medical underground that getting vet drugs is one way we are able to work around the gatekeepers. I got swept up in the anxiety of stockpiling random crap.
I’m a homeopath. If you read that, you have one of four reactions-1) “that’s cool, is that like herbs and stuff?” 2) “wow, what a fascinating and amazing modality-it sound whack but my SIL was completely cured of PCOS by a homeopath so it’s gotta be something” or 3) “that’s bs voodoo nonsense and the only reason anyone buys it is because the medical industry is so corrupt” (which means you think I’m a fraud at worst and delusional at best, but I don’t take that personally:) 4) “nice. Where can I book?” (For that last one, go to my substack and I’ll tell you-it’s free!)
But why? No one says this about chiropractic or TCM? Well, it *does* come down to cronyist interference, in a couple of ways. One is the famous Flexner Report. But what this did, by marginalizing homeopaths, was it sent them into an echo chamber; shunted out of “respectable” company, they no longer faced the pressure of testing and challenging assumptions and results. I have no need to convince bigots like Paul Offit of anything, but *I* need to find the arguments and research credible (and I do, but they have to line up with real world experience, and they do that, too, both in the sense that it works, AND that it’s not some miraculous cure for everything in everyone.)
When the pharma-medico-regulatory complex conspires to manipulate the information and opportunities, the market is not able to use, and vet, what’s available. We all lose out on finding what, and whom, can help us heal.
Oh, homeopathy works the same on horses, though. So take that, FDA.
I had Covid in March 2020, and while I didn’t “sail” through it, I never developed any respiratory issues and was back on my feet in 2 weeks. All credit to my homeopathic practitioner who started me on remedies Day 1. Blessings on your practice Sarah.
Following from the proscription of the prescription of Ivermectin, in order to clear the way for the jabs: Lincoln County News, March 21: age of death 79, 78, 47, 77, 85, 75 (but just barely),73, 87, 102. Anything under 80 is questionable, I think. The 47 year old "died suddenly March 17".As Jeff Childers (Coffee and Covid) says, "died suddenly" means he didn't even have time to get to the hospital. Two of them died in a VA home--which means they had been heavily heavily pressured to take the jab. I wonder if the fellow who got to 102 had managed to evade the shot, although since he was living in an "independent living retirement community", I doubt it.
There's chiropractors and chiropractors. I've had good ones and I've encountered the chiropractic-as-religion types too. With any type of practice the practitioner matters.
I want to see that limpdick Jimmy Kimmel on his knees admitting he lied and begging for forgiveness on prime time TV, wearing a MAGA hat. And videos of this posted on every one of his social media accounts.
I would like to see SOMEONE catch Kimmel and other weasels of his ilk publicly and on camera and confront him/them about their past behavior. Get it on camera!
"Edifices of trust constructed multiple generations ago, and handed down with joy and pride, have been inherited by inhabitants of an entirely different world, in which the operational ‘ethic’ is to bleed everything for instant profit and to regard human beings as a superfluous irritant, unless they are immediately useful, which mostly they are not."
The Truth has a tendency to come out once The Lie has safely passed it expiration date. That way, those in authority can maintain this facade that it "always told the truth." And they actually might... eventually.
The people that comprise our governments have joined a club that mandates they collectively hate us peasants. They seek to persecute us and create misery for us.
I am getting so depressed about how many lies and how much corruption has been exposed over the past 4 years yet there have been virtually no consequences. Media and governments keep on going with more of the same and the masses in Canada continue to be brainwashed and clueless. It really does seem hopeless.
In early 2020 I was one of the brainwashed, Trump derangement syndrome, NYT subscriber, and all. A lifelong science nerd, I finally started to smell a rat with the claims that natural immunity was inferior to vaccine immunity, which opened me to recognizing more and more of the lies propagated by the mainstream.
I know I'm not alone.
So that's a consequence. There's a good reason that public confidence in public health and government and officialdom in general is so abysmally low now.
I probably was a bit more skeptical than you prior to covid. For example, I didn't trust allopathic medicine, so I sought out Homeopaths, Naturopaths, and Chiropractors, but I usually voted Democrat, thinking they were the party that cared about people, especially those groups that had been marginalized. But something happened to the "left", the Democrats, in 2016 when Trump won. I saw a viciousness that I had not seen before. And it was directed at the voters. A kind of elitism, snobbery, look down their noses at the stupid Trump voters, instead of asking themselves WHY did Trump get so many votes, WHY did working class, which used to vote solidly Democrat, vote for Trump? And that kind of hatred only intensified during covid. As a result, I took a sharp turn Right in my political leanings. I will probably never vote Democrat again (or at least until they go back to the party they used to be)
Actually the Democratic Party of today needs to land on the scrap heap of history along with the Whigs, Federalists, and various others. It is a Marxist/Communist Party now, through and through. There is no room in this seditious cabal for anyone else.
Absent a Democrat Party, the
Republicans will rapidly split into a “country club” version of Establishment types, and a populist party that will replace the defunct old Democrat Party. This would get us back to normal without the Bolshevik nit-wits trying to destroy us.
Thank you for writing this. In my circle, I have had only one person "wake up". Everybody else isn't even getting suspicious, which is so disturbing as they are mostly "intelligent" people.
Importantly, every practicing doctor absolutely knew the truth about Ivermectin. Efficacy aside, they knew it wasn’t dangerous or meant solely for animals.
With the exception of an extremely small group of good and honorable physicians, they all went along with this. Unforgivable behavior that destroyed their credibility.
But they all made us wear masks in their lobbies.
Whether they knew or not, they just couldn't help themselves with that little bit of authoritarianism as an option.
I noticed that my GP stopped wearing regular people clothes and donned scrubs since Year 1 CE (Corona Era). That bothered me the same way that city cops wearing all-green fatigues, like they're heading into the jungles of Nam make me realize that they might have lost sight of their mission.
They have lost sight of themselves. The end result of the perfect propaganda campaign.
You can read this shit as much as you want in history but it's like having kids....you just can't truly understand it until it happens to you.
I'm still pinching myself that I live at this time in history...nonetheless here we are.
And you know what?
What wonderful qualities We The People have here. It always comes down to the few to fight tyranny.
I'll take the good people here in a foxhole any day. It's almost as if history has forced us to STAND UP TOGETHER.
I still like our chances.
The whole Jan 6th BS was meant to instill fear in the populace so there would be no rising up against the gov’t. It worked!!
And don't forget that BLM protests were good for public health while protestors for Jan 6th were bad. Once the veil is pulled back, so much becomes predictable and clear. Matt Taibbi posted a Bill Moyers interview with a capital staffer from a few years ago who discussed the deep state running everything.
Saw that Bill Moyers interview! You won’t see that kind of mainstream reporting anymore because those in power have been Uber successful at scaring real journalists away. Too many mysterious deaths. Clinton’s at the forefront of it all then taken up by Obama! The elites are in complete control now!
If they got scared away they aren't real journalists.
Let's just humor those elites into thinking they are in control but not tell them they stink of ignorance from a million miles away!
This is a very good point
When they cheat big enough, hard enough and in our face's enough for the 2024 election, if there is one, or even if there is not, that is the time all 80 million of us lay siege to the capital, drag them out by the short hairs and put them on busses lined up waiting for their passengers on a journey to hell. I'm thinking straight to a tour of duty in Haiti.
#TeamTorchesAndPitchforks
and knitting needles
https://youtu.be/6eX3fiQLo84?si=llLojzLN6lDJ97DT
yep. that describes most of us... I confess I am there too, waiting with my needles on the sofa until no one comes...
and pellet guns....
always have a glass of water in a few rooms too. Throw not only the water, but also the glass.
Yup! Exactly what you said! I went to a funeral over the weekend and those ppl I tried to warn 3yrs ago wouldn't even look me in the eyes.
I recently went to a funeral of a physician who believed his heart failure was caused y Covid shot. He died of heart failure
I 100% agree with you, Ryan. The whole reason this is happening is because we need to STAND UP. We've had it too easy for too long, and we've become soft.
Materially, we thought were doing well, but spiritually we were dying. Now, it's time to reverse that.
"Vision is the art of seeing things invisible." Jonathan Swift (and he was thinking of the Ryan Gardners of this world when he said that)
Likewise Anna!
#TeamTorchesAndPitchforks!
As long as we live, there are still chances.
It's been 4 fking years of non-stop distractions and still, almost nobody is sounding the alarm about nanotechnology biosensors for surveillance under the skin via the Internet of Nano Things and the WBAN (Wireless Body Area Network IEEE802.15.6 in the Terahertz Band.)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/349881372_Effect_of_Coronavirus_Worldwide_through_Misusing_of_Wireless_Sensor_Networks
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/359691796_The_Internet_of_Bodies_The_Human_Body_as_an_Efficient_and_Secure_Wireless_Channel
https://phys.org/news/2023-11-networking-nano-biosensors-wireless-communication-blood.html
DAMN. Also I'm thoroughly convinced those bioscanners at airports are collecting our bio-data that will be used against us.
https://www.blakeporterneuro.com/science/laboratory-teaching-resources/sounds-of-the-brain-neurons-and-rhythms/
Scroll to the bottom and find the truth about the MICS (Medical Implants Communications System) used to warrantlessly search and seize our biometric data and torture us with the help of the priest class whitecoats.
I hear this noise (link above) every night.
I said, how can I trust your care when you are participating in this anti-scientific charade?
That has been my contention for going on 3 years: how can I trust my health to your care when you advertise your very ignorance of "science" by wearing that mask?
It has been very disorienting. I wouldn’t let a vegan cook a steak for me, I’m not letting a larper play doctor.
good comparison !
🎯🎯🎯
It's difficult. But we can only get prescription drugs through them.
Luckily, I know a guy.
He who dies with the least prescriptions wins says my doc. Love that guy. I am currently at zero and I plan to stay that way.
Many don't like it that you're not on medication though. In A&E after a fall:
Q: what medication are you on? (I'm 66, they expect a list)
A: none
Q: what about the anxiety?
A: ??
Q: You're not wearing a mask (in other words I must have anxiety rather than a brain)
Yeah we have friends that were beyond amazed that I’m on no pills. And they have lost loved ones to SADS of course.
"He who dies with the least prescriptions wins says my doc."
Better living through Chemist...
Oh.
I'm 74 and my husband is 77. We take NO meds and never have. When we are in a situation in which we are questioned about which meds we take and we say "none", they just can't believe it. People in our age group take astounding numbers of meds...usually at least 12, I have been told.
And you probably have a much higher quality of life. Good work
Well while you are masked in their lobbies you can likely see their actual mission statements framed and hanging on the wall. Diploma+License.
This is a feature of the Empire of Credentials. Many people took the stroke poke to "keep their jobs" selling insurance or whatever.
Doctors have a stack of debt and precious status and credentials that are the ultimate collateral. They will go to even greater lengths to preserve their station.
"Covid" laid bare the inflated and fabricated credibility of the entire medical industry vis a vis Your Health and Wellness that had long been impaired, the broken incentives and financial trappings on an individual practitioner level, and the amount of theater that passes for care across "healthcare" in general.
The true epidemic - credentialism!
And it ain't just health care. Its everywhere.
" "Covid" laid bare the inflated and fabricated credibility of the entire medical industry'
It feels like that to me as well. I sure hope so.
"Stroke Poke" lol 😆 first time I heard that one! Well done 👏
this is why I like our vet. No plastic screens, no masks, you could go in with the animal, just as before. The only difference : a long table in front of the front desk, as the secretary did not want you to come up close, you know, since the virus stops at 6 feet.
Dog took ivermectin and still does, and I ordered a large box if dog ivm just in case. I trust our vet way more than all the doctors in town combined.
During the beginning of Covid I was taking an elderly cat to an animal ophthalmologist. His office was open, most of the time packed and not a mask in sight. He knew it was all a charade.
Your vet is probably good but watch out for the vets because mRNA shots are coming for your pets. https://virologyj.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12985-022-01919-7
my pets do not get jabbed. have not been in years. vet is also not a jab - pusher! A gold clump.
That was a State regulation here...But I refused, claiming panic attacks from having my nose and mouth covered...They caved...
I just claimed I was pro-face and made them kick me out.
That only happened 4 or 5 times out of hundreds.
I was thinking of running as an Independent with Libertarian leanings but I'm forming a new political party: The Pro-Face Party.
#Pi Guy/Gardner 2024: We won't make you wear the Face Diaper and probably won't make $#!+ any worse!
Our mascot would be heavy machinery for all the institutions we'd be bulldozing
Like Milei's chain saw. Love. It.
Posted elsewhere on this very forum is this very link: https://tinyurl.com/3zvebjxa
Got my vote!
I knew we could count on you, Andy!
Plays right into their "God-like" egos, too.
They are heroes. You know. We all yelled out our windows at how heroic they were. How essential they were, and why the rest of us useless eaters would be lost without them.
To be fair - a lot of those pushing masks in lobbies were under some huge corporate umbrella and those instructions came from the suits up there, not actual doctors. I know the nurses we encountered were incredulous that masks were being pushed for the flu when we went through far worse viruses in the past without wearing masks. The nurses pushed the "wash your hands" narrative and you could tell they had to throw in the (then obligatory) wear a mask phrase.
That's not to say that some "medical experts" bought into this nonsense all the way, and likely because it gave them more authority/power, but many also saw masks as nonsense and were in the "go along to provide for my family" phase. :(
Under the corporate umbrella is the reason my doctors are still "recommending" wearing a mask. I went for a scan and then to see one of them earlier this month and one-half of the people coming in (I was waiting for two hours between appointments so saw a lot of people) wore masks. Half the staff and half of medical personnel wore masks. But the doctor I saw is completely brainwashed and we argued about me getting "all my vaccinations". I told her I am never going to get any jabs the rest of my life. And I am never going back to this doctor either.
"To be fair - a lot of those pushing masks in lobbies were under some huge corporate umbrella"
I am certain of this. That said, they expected me to trust them with other medical and health advice while they knew masks didn't prevent contagion. And I knew, and I knew that they knew, and they knew that I knew that they knew, and we all pretended all of the other advice was dispensed by someone I basically saw wearing a clown nose.
Maybe if just a few more doctors stood up...
They didn't go along with it. They dont care. I dont mean that coldly or callously; I mean to say they already have too much on their plate. They have a shitty job, and they are told to STFU and follow protocol and do what all the other Sheep of doctors are doing. They also aren't as a general population of people as smart as you might think. Most of them are like the straight-A students you knew in high school, book-smart, but had zero street smarts.
Some of us were very smart, didn't study, drank beer in college, didn't have the grades for med school, worked at NIH & got another degree to make the grades to get to med school, applied 3 times, finally got in w/ a recommendation from Tony Fauci (irony), and continue to see our profession as a mission. Find us. I'm not the only one.
"Find us. I'm not the only one."
And I think many of us believe this. The issue was that the most visible, most powerful, most corrupt people dictated policy and determined which of us should be shamed.
Find you, I married one of them. Like I said most of them not all of them. 🙂
Thank you for your bravery and character.
You realize there's a business plan there, right?
www.bluegrassfamilywellness.com
Bravo!
That. ☝ Love direct care model, especially since I spent my career in the health insurance industry (I.T. not sales).
Exactly.
Empty lab coats lorded by empty suits.
It's Empty Turtles all the way down!
What's really empty is sitting just above the suit.
Lolol
Yes, more second-order problems of centralized/socialized anything. The ACA set in motion a sea change in medicine that worked to incentivize, coerce through mandates and liability sorting, and convergence of financial and technological processes an aggregation and inversion of healthcare practice.
The results have been a massive reduction of family doctor offices in favor of "networks", hospital-privilege driven protocols, and a massive administrative load in terms of mandatory electronic health records, insurance/Medicaid/Medicare billing and records management, etc.
We now have doctors that spend more time charting in the digital system than they spend sitting with patients.
Actual care is pushed down to support staff and a growing number of nurses and nurse-lite practitioners who are already in short supply and so largely rely upon the matrix of pre-determined "level -of-care" protocols. Which are driven by network profitability and risk management which is their number one concern. Second is cost coding for reimbursement. Third is regulatory compliance. Eventually we will get to your illness...
And yet I still hold them individually accountable. Just because your job is hard and the system is flawed and your income is at risk does not mean the ethical and moral principles don't exist.
Well said!
This is exactly what happened. It started with Kaiser in the late 60s or 70s. My mom was a nurse (too bright to be a doctor) and always told me not to use Kaiser. Now, everyone in medicine is doing everything they can to be just like Kaiser. The model is to own your patient population by creating an insurance product. Then, standardize care and make sure doctors can’t go off script. It’s a race to the bottom. First one to hell wins.
I don't want to upset any doctors out there, but most of them are "meat mechanics" who have very good memorization skills. That's why I always hated medicine - it barely qualifies as a science. All doctors today are taught to follow the symptom-diagnosis-prescription model of medicine, where each step has already been scripted for them. Shows like "House" are a fairy tale. If on the first two tries they get the diagnosis wrong, the vast majority of them are stumped. Unfortunately for them, just like auto mechanics, computerized diagnostic systems (AI) are replacing them, and do a demonstrably better job!
This is true. They are not what you would typically consider critical thinkers by any stretch of the imagination. By and large, not all of them.
Back when I was in grad school in the 70’s there were only 8 vet schools in the US. I know at least 3 fellow grad students that couldn’t get into vet school so they ended up in med schools b
Vets are way smarter than Docs. Imagine having to deal with the Average obese American as your patient every single day.
A vet can't talk to the animals he treats, so I would think his analytical and diagnostic skills are much sharper than a human doctor. I also suspect that vets aren't getting inundated with Pharma drugs to treat symptoms rather than working to eliminate underlying illness. My son's girlfriend (a vet tech) several years ago wasn't really paying attention to the political side of things and didn't even know about the ban on ivermectin, but when she got sick she knew to dose herself appropriately with animal ivermectin and got rid of what she was coming down with. She didn't have health care at the time and couldn't afford a trip to the doctor, so she just used the vet version of IVM.
Same in UK - veterinary science is way more competitive than medicine so you need higher grades to get in.
Good observation! Here’s how it works:
Doctors either have good memories or average to poor memories; and we have poor or very good commands of logic. That means there are four (4) general categories of doctors.
Most MDs have excellent memories but, like most of humanity, poor ability to use logic. Med schools don’t select students based on logic usage, so that variable is normally (Gaussianly) distributed.*. I call them the large database/little logic group. Probably makes up at least 95% of all doctors. They hear hoofbeats, they only ever think of horses.
If your memory is as bad as mine is (nothing to write home about), you need to have a solid ability to reason your way from that small database to a diagnosis and then to a treatment. Small database/lotta logic. Maybe as high as 4%. Hoofbeats are usually horses, but I’ve seen—and caught—a few zebras in my career.
A former colleague of mine is the single smartest MD I’ve ever known. Guy has encyclopedic recall and his logic machine is every bit as good as mine. When I ran into a diagnostic wall, I’d consult him. He always knew. It was like having constant access to the answers in the back of the book. <<1%. Horses >> zebras >> unicorns. He got ‘em all.
And finally, we see the group that really shouldn’t have gone to med school: no logical ability and poor memories. Public health beckons. What’s that clopping sound?
* Recall that IQ is pretty much distributed normally with an average of 100 and a standard deviation of 15 points. Now look at the normal distribution and ask yourself what percentage of people (read: doctors) probably have an IQ of at least, say, 130? And remember: 130 is nowhere close to genius.
I know about 20 doctors reasonably well. I married an internal medical Doc as well. I can say my anecdotal evidence supports your comments.
I called the President of KY Board of Medicine and he assured me they would not be following the guidance of the FSMB. I was able to order ivermectin and dispense directly from my Direct Care practice, which I started in 2015 after it became clear that the system had been taken over by bureaucrats and administrators.
Find a Direct Care doctor. Kat Lindley, Mary T Bowden, Mollie James, and I work for our patients, not for a hospital system, not for an insurance company, not for the government.
Well done. The hospital admins/pharma shills and top-down control have ruined medicine in many cases. Pretty scary. If docs had been left alone to do their thing--treat covid like any other respiratory illness, we would have been WAY better off. But no. No repurposed drugs, must use Rundeathisnear, vents, etc. Terrifying.
Kentucky girls know horses, and that Kory here made a mistake. He should have had the BACK END of that horse toward the camera and drawn a much-deserved comparison between its anatomy and the FDuhA. 😉
During the worst of the pandemic I asked my long-time family doctor if she would give me a prescription for ivermectin. She said she would, but added that she didn't think any local pharmacy would fill it. And indeed, that was the case. All the pharmacies had their marching orders about it.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/349881372_Effect_of_Coronavirus_Worldwide_through_Misusing_of_Wireless_Sensor_Networks
In their mind WE were the VIRUS
And remember when they tried to convince us that the virus came from a bat in Tibet that made a wrong turn in Albuquerque and then landed in some chinaman’s soup???!
That's funny....all of it was so ridiculous
I had a huge text thread with my doc in December 2020, huge because I made multiple detailed, documented, rational arguments for getting a prescription just for potential future use. He kept refusing, and his lame excuses were essentially "because the WHO said so" and then "because the CDC said so" and then "because the FDA said so".
I kept pointing out that THEY were not my doctor; HE was. And that 20% of scripts written in America are for off-label use. He never budged.
I finally got the script filled by a doc in Virginia, and paid 10X what the cost was before the f'n FDA got involved.
When I finally caught the Chinese virus in April 2022 (from a jabbed and boosted doc client I sat next to for 2 hours in a meeting), I started on the IVM and the extent of my symptoms was a low-grade fever for 36 hours and a few days of fatigue. Literally that was all.
Burn them down. Lock the doors from the outside first, I don't care. The FDA needs to be dissolved, for starters.
Yup.
But I think the most realistic objective is to not let these MF'ers write history.
Long-term that is the best accountability.
I'd still like to see them punished in _this life_ though.
Of course...but I'm a pragmatist
Don't let the Perfect be the enemy of the Good. I hear ya.
This about sums it up:
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=snl+theodoric+of+york&mid=09547E70F23DE0E51A4509547E70F23DE0E51A45&FORM=VIRE
"Brun Gilda"
That's funny.
If FDA, CDC, and 99% of MDs were struck by lightning tomorrow, we would be a much healthier society. They all need to go the way of Blockbuster Video - obsoleted and left behind by a better model.
Certainly every single pharmacist knew.
Goodness, you'd surely hope so.
But they were all wearing masks at the Wegman's pharmacy I use.
One girl has worn her KN95 mask straight on through since this all started.
A sick girl. Mentally sick, that is.
Most doctors are in it for the money. Becoming a Doctor is akin to having a health Franchise from the NIH and other governing bodies. They have to follow orders or lose their franchise. Most are too lazy to think for themselves and too afraid to buck the system.
"Most doctors are in it for the money."
So are most waitresses. And most ditch diggers.
I'm not sure why we'd think that they shouldn't also be able run a business.
Different jobs and purposes altogether. Don't mess up your common sense with comparing oranges to apples.
Jobs are what people do to get paid. Or are you suggesting that Doctors have some sort of higher moral duty to serve their customers?
yes, they do. Every profession has a moral duty to it's customers. Restaurant owners, waitresses, cooks should not serve food that's spoiled or poisoned. Airplane manufacturers should make their airplanes safe to fly (don't forget to install bolts in the plug door, don't write software that forces the nose of the airplane down without telling the pilots about it, etc.) Civil engineers should not build bridges that collapse, etc. Every profession has a moral duty to its customers.
The word 'customers' implies that there's a business relationship which can be dissolved by either party.
Once a doctor has taken on a customer, they do indeed have that duty.
The people who fix planes are part of the customer/service arrangement. They must execute those duties.
The implication in the original comment in this thread was that doctors only do their job for money. I argued that thas the only reason anyone does their job. Read back up. I don't think I said and I certainly didn't mean to infer that there is no moral duty to execute one's job.
I just indicated that they have multiple motivational for doing so.
Doctors are so overpaid, their ego so overinflated because of this, they cannot risk speaking out. The money is the symbol of how great and smart they are.
They killed people with one hand and grabbed stacks of money with the other. They all need to answer.
forgivable for those that admit they were wrong and apologize for not standing up for the truth which they knew or should have known. I don't hear many of those.
They knew the truth about many things--including basic facts on the management of any respiratory virus regardless of its origins.
Practicing doctors haven't been practicing good medicine for a very long time. This just exposed that most starkly.
Bourla is a vet who turned billions into his sheep. Yet we were attacked for warning them about the wolves. Pets receive better healthcare than most humans.
bourla was promoted from head of veterinary to CEO after successfully keeping a vaccine that was causing the calves of vaxxed mother cows to bleed to death through their eyes.
they knew this full well but kept selling and pushing it for years in the EU.
https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/remember-how-health-authorities-said?utm_source=substack&utm_campaign=post_embed&utm_medium=web
and the promoted him for it.
any other questions about pfizer?
After all the recent success stories, I have to wonder if fenbendazole will be the next off-label treatment they snatch from desperate hands.
https://www.google.com/search?q=itu+j-fet+Ian+F+akyildiz+&sca_esv=598202578&sxsrf=ACQVn08_jC_IWV_dDvwTh8EChYu7_5mOgg%3A1705172905725&ei=qd-iZabyK9Wi0PEP6-G7sA8&udm=Ge&oq=itu+j-fet+Ian+F+akyildiz+&gs_lp=EhNtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1zZXJwIhlpdHUgai1mZXQgSWFuIEYgYWt5aWxkaXogMgQQIxgnSPH8BlCV1wZY0foGcA14AJABAJgBjwGgAccFqgEDMS41uAEDyAEA-AEBwgIKEAAYRxjWBBiwA8ICBRAhGKABwgIGEAAYHhgNwgIIEAAYBRgeGA3CAgsQABiABBiKBRiGA8ICBxAhGAoYoAHCAggQABiABBiiBMICCBAAGIkFGKIE4gMEGAAgQYgGAZAGCA&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-serp
It’s key that he is a vet, because he could promote “therapies” that caused horrible deaths in livestock and no one noticed-if he’d done that to children, it would have been harder to hide. He had to wait until he was really big to murder kids.
Always failing upwards. Must be nice
that wasn't failing.
that was "overcoming obstacles to maximize revenue and ROI"
morality clearly not a key consideration
It's ALWAYS.....always about the money. Money trumps morality.
💯
Yup.
They're retirement plans aren't quite as good though.
"They're" ?? Dag, wth? I'm so bad with homophones.
But I swear I'm not homophonic.
🤣. If you live long enough or your country doesn’t steal it from you or deliberately try to kill you for it.
Yeah... there's that.
You should read about his involvement with Mad Cow disease in the UK. The guy is a straight-up criminal. He makes Al Capone look like a choir boy.
How can you say that about darling Bourla? He gave the Israelis money for a Holocaust museum. If that's not an example of genocide washing and gaslighting, I don't know what is. Some people look like clones to me, and Deirdre Barrett the evolutionary psychologist, thinks they already walk among us, and some people truly seem to radiate evil. Bourla radiates it, I mean, beyond the job requirement that you have to be hideous to join the psychopath club.
I think most vets truly care about their patients and they're not in it for the money. Sadly, I'm not sure the same thing can be said about many doctors.
Your bigotry leaps through the screen 🤪
How dare you deny my true species!? I self-identify as a gigachad warhorse, waiting for my modern-day Alexander the Great to mount me as he leads armies to victory, and I reserve the right to eat oats and hay, drink water, neigh in public, and take as much Ivermectin as I need to affirm my chosen identity! How dare you deny me my species-affirming care!?
"gigachad warhorse"
Giddy up
We going for a ride? Just for practice or are we on a hunt? I'm so excited I could gallop!
LOL
A gigachad warhorse, who is able to pass as a dog!
I can't afford leg-lengthening surgery yet! My legs are still too stocky for my desired size, I want the long, spindly stick legs of a horse!
Excellent analysis, bad cat, and you're right - it was intentional and there will be no accountability. Not under this administration and probably not under any following. Grand scams are like that.
Kind of like the banksters in 2008. Still walking around and some are close to the ears of policy makers. This is what soured me on Obama, among many other reasons, when I was still a Democrat. Lives and personal economies killed and they all still strut around. POS plural.
A couple of my woketard friends were drooling about Obummer the other day. I asked them WTF he did about Wall street robbing everyone blind. You know, what he ran on. I informed them that Goldman Sachs appointed his entire cabinet. Blank stares.
"Kind of like the banksters in 2008. Still walking around"
Well
A: It wasn't their money.
(2) They are the experts, after all.
iii. It wasn't their money.
True that.
Should Trump win, it's VERY unlikely there will be any covid accountability. Could happen under RFK (but he could never win).
Zero chance. Not unlikely. “His” magic jabs saved the world and will now cure cancer. Just ask him.
¡AFUERA!
https://tinyurl.com/3zvebjxa
Seriously, y'all? Trying to sound like a southern black woman? What I wonder is how many people fell for this, to me, obvious gambit. Apparently enough. On a side note, Ivermectin was selling in the US for upwards of $17 a dose, but I was getting it from a vet for my rescue dog at $0.11 a dose. Hmmmm...power, money, more money, and ultimately, control.
It was the snide arrogant tone that got under my skin. In this case it was semi targeted at the white rural class. The most likely people to have animal versions of IVM. The real target was everyone else. The message was “Don’t be a dumb hick because they are stupid. If you take any version of IVM you are too.” …..such a dirty trick.
I took/take the animal version. Don’t care it’s fine and gets the job done. Saves me money and hassle. And I don’t think I’m stupid but that’s my opinion I suppose.
I got the feeling they may have been trying to stifle IVM for more than just covid. Looking at what we now know, I think that theory is correct.
This exactly it. Well said.
This had nothing to do with equines.
It was simply a way to get one set of people to forget another set was human.
The “governor” in NM wouldn’t even allow vet supply stores to sell it back in the day
I think The Donald also credited IVM with his quick recovery from COVID back in 2021.
When Trump got Covid, they threw all the spaghetti at the wall. He got every treatment possible. I'm actually a little surprised he survived the treatment 😆
And many were disappointed, good people that they are.
I freely admit I was disappointed at the time, when I was suffering from TDS. I still don't like Trump, but I can recognize that he's been unfairly and politically demonized and scapegoated.
Yeah, we should be careful wishing ill of others - even if we're confident that they're The Enemy.
That I do not recall. I do remember when he had. The left was ecstatic thinking he would not be able to campaign for half a month. I do remember that quite well.
He was back out on the trail quickly.
The fact he didn’t seem to suffer at all slap pissed them off 🤣
He may not have suffered much, but I'm half convinced it cost him the election (if you don't subscribe to the stolen vote theory). The first debate occurred shortly before he tested positive (when he was likely getting sick but not yet showing symptoms), and the guy was a bigger asshole than usual during the debate; everybody who saw it and was not in the TDS horseshoe gave a collective WTF.
Yeah, even the cheap medicines are expensive!
The propaganda worked, it got IVM banned from polite society when it really mattered . On the other hand, the blatant lies really pissed off and redpilled people like Joe Rogan, who went harder towards truth on his show than he might otherwise have done.
I love the grifter smear. I can just see the Ferrari’s piling up from those 80$ scripts
dogwhistle much?
way to isolate a certain demographic with one word, y'all.
I think it was mostly a marketing tactic to make them sound folksy to the rural voters who were most likely to use the animal version.
Yup.
But also to make them sound silly and all rednecky to those Dazzling Urbanites Who Knew So Much Better who see it.
A twofer!
A good friend of mine fell for it hook line and sinker. Last guy I would have expected. He seethes about the Sacklers and the FDA after watching Dopesick
Neigh means Neigh, Mick.
To which I retort, "Nay, nay!"
I would expect nothing less.
I am nothing if not consistent!
And we love all the more for it!
If anyone cares, Tennessee allows you to purchase the drug without a prescription.
Sort of. Its good political theater mostly.
The retail Pharmacy must have a medical doctor as signatory to a legal distribution agreement. Further, per the law “...pursuant to a valid collaborative pharmacy practice agreement containing a non-patient-specific prescriptive order and standardized procedures developed and executed by one or more authorized prescribers."
You still have to present to the pharmacist your case and they ultimately determine your dosage, etc. This is a far cry from OTC as it is down at Tractor Supply.
Additionally, this law failed to account for the administrative aspect of registering, tracking, publishing these Doctor-Pharmacy practice agreements so there is no centralized way to locate retail outlets or doctors who backstop them in this regard.
Pharmacies may be able to provide without a "prescription", but they don't have to absent one of these formalized agreements, nor do they need to pursue one. In terms of liability exposure, this presumably goes to that doctor in the agreement, so there is little incentive for a doctor to pursue this as well.
There is perhaps one retail pharmacy that is not online and overcharging in TN that does this. If you know of any others - or a list, please do share.
Our local pharmacy actually has a nutrition center and their own private label supplement line. Plus the pharmacist risked his license to ensure that people got what they needed. He's still dealing with the financial fallout from various investigations.
That is exactly what is required and why defiance is so rare. We all enjoy our principles until they suddenly become too risky or expensive.
I have more respect for people who admit to selling out, compromise, becoming party to the lies for whatever personal reasons than I do for those who hide behind the paper curtains, faux morality, and material comforts that might be in peril should they fail to comply with the next round of edicts from the empire.
Or worse, the social status fiat in the cul-de-sac BBQ circuit.
Then there is the matter of the war profiteers. An uncomfortable topic for many - and under-reported during and after the "covid" dustup, but an essential aspect of the over-arching moral question.
Interesting. “Someone I know” doesn’t even live in TN and has ivermectin from Tennessee that was mailed to me I mean a friend I may know…
I admit that I have a package of horse ivermectin (I know the dosage adjustment) which I KNEW I would not be willing to use, but I also know from my adventures in the medical underground that getting vet drugs is one way we are able to work around the gatekeepers. I got swept up in the anxiety of stockpiling random crap.
I’m a homeopath. If you read that, you have one of four reactions-1) “that’s cool, is that like herbs and stuff?” 2) “wow, what a fascinating and amazing modality-it sound whack but my SIL was completely cured of PCOS by a homeopath so it’s gotta be something” or 3) “that’s bs voodoo nonsense and the only reason anyone buys it is because the medical industry is so corrupt” (which means you think I’m a fraud at worst and delusional at best, but I don’t take that personally:) 4) “nice. Where can I book?” (For that last one, go to my substack and I’ll tell you-it’s free!)
But why? No one says this about chiropractic or TCM? Well, it *does* come down to cronyist interference, in a couple of ways. One is the famous Flexner Report. But what this did, by marginalizing homeopaths, was it sent them into an echo chamber; shunted out of “respectable” company, they no longer faced the pressure of testing and challenging assumptions and results. I have no need to convince bigots like Paul Offit of anything, but *I* need to find the arguments and research credible (and I do, but they have to line up with real world experience, and they do that, too, both in the sense that it works, AND that it’s not some miraculous cure for everything in everyone.)
When the pharma-medico-regulatory complex conspires to manipulate the information and opportunities, the market is not able to use, and vet, what’s available. We all lose out on finding what, and whom, can help us heal.
Oh, homeopathy works the same on horses, though. So take that, FDA.
I read (was it Pierre Kory or at Midwestern Doctor? I read so many . . . )
They tested IVM available. They tested pharmaceutical India, USA, Canada, one other place (France?) and veterinary IVM.
Guess which one tested purest (no adulterants) and consistent in dosage?
Yep. Horse dewormer.
Don't be messin' with the horses!
Horse owners don’t mess around. Horses are family.
and people are not? (that's the thing, truly, we are chattel, less valuable than a horse)
People let their doctors say anything to them. It's nuts.
A horse is like a mustang (lol). A gigantic luxury purchase.
Horses are investments! = $$
Found my source: a comment on Igor Chudov's substack. Not as verifiable as I'd like, but here ya go: https://www.igor-chudov.com/p/cancer-rates-are-increasing-and-may/comments
I had Covid in March 2020, and while I didn’t “sail” through it, I never developed any respiratory issues and was back on my feet in 2 weeks. All credit to my homeopathic practitioner who started me on remedies Day 1. Blessings on your practice Sarah.
Following from the proscription of the prescription of Ivermectin, in order to clear the way for the jabs: Lincoln County News, March 21: age of death 79, 78, 47, 77, 85, 75 (but just barely),73, 87, 102. Anything under 80 is questionable, I think. The 47 year old "died suddenly March 17".As Jeff Childers (Coffee and Covid) says, "died suddenly" means he didn't even have time to get to the hospital. Two of them died in a VA home--which means they had been heavily heavily pressured to take the jab. I wonder if the fellow who got to 102 had managed to evade the shot, although since he was living in an "independent living retirement community", I doubt it.
Lincoln County NM?
Maine (omitted that bc was responding to Sarah T)
There's chiropractors and chiropractors. I've had good ones and I've encountered the chiropractic-as-religion types too. With any type of practice the practitioner matters.
For sure.
I want to see that limpdick Jimmy Kimmel on his knees admitting he lied and begging for forgiveness on prime time TV, wearing a MAGA hat. And videos of this posted on every one of his social media accounts.
I hardly have the appropriate adjectives for this POS anymore. But I like yours. 👍🏻🤩
🤣 I had to restrain myself. Ugh, I can’t stand that guy!
"I want to see that limpdick Jimmy Kimmel on his knees"
Jib. Cut thereof. Like.
I would rather see him be publicly crucified. They could nail him to the cross and raise him on Broadway street in Times Square.
Disclaimer: I’m a pacifist, or I play one on social media and would never call for anyone to be harmed in any way. 😜
Ugh what about douchebag Colbert w/ his dancing syringes????
I would like to see SOMEONE catch Kimmel and other weasels of his ilk publicly and on camera and confront him/them about their past behavior. Get it on camera!
I prefer that he die a horrible death
"Edifices of trust constructed multiple generations ago, and handed down with joy and pride, have been inherited by inhabitants of an entirely different world, in which the operational ‘ethic’ is to bleed everything for instant profit and to regard human beings as a superfluous irritant, unless they are immediately useful, which mostly they are not."
John Waters - The Abolition of Reality
Sooooo....they love us....:)
"Where love rules, there is no will to power; and where power predominates, there love is lacking. The one is the shadow of the other." - C. G. Jung
Not yet! They need to be “reeducated!”
Sounds like something written by Lucifer.
The Truth has a tendency to come out once The Lie has safely passed it expiration date. That way, those in authority can maintain this facade that it "always told the truth." And they actually might... eventually.
If justice is delayed, consequences rarely materialize.
History bats last. Let's at least prevent these cockroaches from writing it.
That's the point of trying to regulate/censor "misinformation." All "misinformation" is is truth that is inconvenient for The State.
Spot on
"The parties switched sides!"
Yo, Pato.
*fist bump*
Public health agency: big pharma drug pusher.
"You might not believe this, little fella, but it'll cure your Asthma, too!"
https://youtu.be/cwJKCF0jmFM?si=KWmERmM8IDbES8Lz
Fraudci is the number one sales rep of all time. He earns his commissions
The people that comprise our governments have joined a club that mandates they collectively hate us peasants. They seek to persecute us and create misery for us.
"That's up 636.7% from two days prior."
So basically an Influencer. Just like The Kardashians.
Cool.
Until heads start rolling, the war will not be coming to a close. The murderers must pay. They are criminals, not true regulators -- come on y'all!!!
I see what ya did there!
I am getting so depressed about how many lies and how much corruption has been exposed over the past 4 years yet there have been virtually no consequences. Media and governments keep on going with more of the same and the masses in Canada continue to be brainwashed and clueless. It really does seem hopeless.
In early 2020 I was one of the brainwashed, Trump derangement syndrome, NYT subscriber, and all. A lifelong science nerd, I finally started to smell a rat with the claims that natural immunity was inferior to vaccine immunity, which opened me to recognizing more and more of the lies propagated by the mainstream.
I know I'm not alone.
So that's a consequence. There's a good reason that public confidence in public health and government and officialdom in general is so abysmally low now.
I probably was a bit more skeptical than you prior to covid. For example, I didn't trust allopathic medicine, so I sought out Homeopaths, Naturopaths, and Chiropractors, but I usually voted Democrat, thinking they were the party that cared about people, especially those groups that had been marginalized. But something happened to the "left", the Democrats, in 2016 when Trump won. I saw a viciousness that I had not seen before. And it was directed at the voters. A kind of elitism, snobbery, look down their noses at the stupid Trump voters, instead of asking themselves WHY did Trump get so many votes, WHY did working class, which used to vote solidly Democrat, vote for Trump? And that kind of hatred only intensified during covid. As a result, I took a sharp turn Right in my political leanings. I will probably never vote Democrat again (or at least until they go back to the party they used to be)
Actually, that description fits me to a T.
A lot of people lost their minds when Trump was elected. A similar upheaval seems to be taking place now with the Gaza/Israel thing.
Actually the Democratic Party of today needs to land on the scrap heap of history along with the Whigs, Federalists, and various others. It is a Marxist/Communist Party now, through and through. There is no room in this seditious cabal for anyone else.
Absent a Democrat Party, the
Republicans will rapidly split into a “country club” version of Establishment types, and a populist party that will replace the defunct old Democrat Party. This would get us back to normal without the Bolshevik nit-wits trying to destroy us.
Thank you for writing this. In my circle, I have had only one person "wake up". Everybody else isn't even getting suspicious, which is so disturbing as they are mostly "intelligent" people.
Slap on the wrist with no meaningful remedy. Damage was done, and they got their win. MRNA vax from now on. We are still the big losers.