The Mega-Thread for COVID Evangelists

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'Marion Gruber and Phil Krause, two of the Food and Drug Administration's top vaccine reviewers, are leaving the agency, the regulator confirmed on Tuesday.'
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'The White House announced plans to begin administering boosters the week of Sept. 20, a debated decision that got ahead of the completion of the FDA's own review. The Biden administration drew criticism for the public announcement, which puts considerable pressure on the regulator to clear boosters in time for the planned rollout despite lack of definitive proof they are needed broadly for healthy adults.'
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'Their sudden and near concurrent departures could raise questions about the impact political pressure, now spanning two administrations, is having on the agency.'

You don't say.
 
...but 卐auci objects.


'A Butler County judge in Ohio has ordered a hospital to administer Ivermectin to a ventilated COVID-19 patient, granting an emergency relief filed by the patient’s wife.
'Butler County Common Pleas Judge Gregory Howard ruled last week that West Chester Hospital, part of the University of Cincinnati’s health network UC Health, must “immediately administer Ivermectin” to patient Jeffrey Smith following his doctor’s prescription of 30 mg of Ivermectin for 21 days, the Ohio Capital Journal reported.'
Ivermectin and other treatments must be used at the beginning of signs of illness. Waiting until you are on a ventilator is too late.
 
Ivermectin and other treatments must be used at the beginning of signs of illness. Waiting until you are on a ventilator is too late.
It's not very successful late, but has worked. The takeaway is the bureaucratic control of healthcare, and why does Fauci object to the actual practice of medicine.
 
Ivermectin and other treatments must be used at the beginning of signs of illness. Waiting until you are on a ventilator is too late.
What's the preferred form of ivermectin? Horse paste, or sheep drench?
 
What's the preferred form of ivermectin? Horse paste, or sheep drench?
You do realize that ivermectin has been prescribed to humans for years, right? And repurposing drugs has been a thing long before covid? Just asking.
 
$1.7 MILLION! Ransom and the other info-rejecting zealots will strike it rich!

 
A source you can trust! If only those old folks were taking Alex’s supplements.
 
$1.7 MILLION! Ransom and the other info-rejecting zealots will strike it rich!

Natural News.... :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
Info on Natural News:
  • Overall, we rate Natural News a Questionable source based on the promotion of quackery level pseudoscience and conspiracy theories, as well as extreme right-wing bias. This is one of the most discredited sources on the internet.
Natural News - Media Bias/Fact Check (mediabiasfactcheck.com)

Don’t believe anything you read at Natural News​

Don't be taken in: This site sometimes plays to green sympathies, but it's full of untrustworthy information and outright conspiracy theories.​

Don't believe anything you read at Natural News | Grist

"Molecular geneticist Layla "Biochica" Katiraee explained to me why she is part of the campaign: 'Natural News has routinely peddled incorrect information and misled its readers in attempts to sell its nutritional supplements and organic goods that Adams claims protects consumers from a wide range of maladies, ranging from Zika to cancer. Not only do his claims harm the individuals who purchase these with the hope that their own condition will be improved, but it harms public health initiatives that can be impacted by pseudoscience and false information.'”
#NaturalNonsense: Science Supporters Condemn Natural News Founder Mike Adams (forbes.com)

"[Mike] Adams [of Natural News] seems to revel in going against the grain. He likes to tell readers on his website that if they just exercise, eat the right foods and take the right supplements (he markets supplements on his site) infectious disease cannot harm them. Like Mercola, he is an AIDS denialist, and claims flu vaccines are totally ineffective."

4 of the Biggest Quacks Plaguing America with False Claims About Science - Alternet.org
 
Info on Natural News:
  • Overall, we rate Natural News a Questionable source based on the promotion of quackery level pseudoscience and conspiracy theories, as well as extreme right-wing bias. This is one of the most discredited sources on the internet.
Natural News - Media Bias/Fact Check (mediabiasfactcheck.com)

Don’t believe anything you read at Natural News​

Don't be taken in: This site sometimes plays to green sympathies, but it's full of untrustworthy information and outright conspiracy theories.​

Don't believe anything you read at Natural News | Grist

"Molecular geneticist Layla "Biochica" Katiraee explained to me why she is part of the campaign: 'Natural News has routinely peddled incorrect information and misled its readers in attempts to sell its nutritional supplements and organic goods that Adams claims protects consumers from a wide range of maladies, ranging from Zika to cancer. Not only do his claims harm the individuals who purchase these with the hope that their own condition will be improved, but it harms public health initiatives that can be impacted by pseudoscience and false information.'”
#NaturalNonsense: Science Supporters Condemn Natural News Founder Mike Adams (forbes.com)

"[Mike] Adams [of Natural News] seems to revel in going against the grain. He likes to tell readers on his website that if they just exercise, eat the right foods and take the right supplements (he markets supplements on his site) infectious disease cannot harm them. Like Mercola, he is an AIDS denialist, and claims flu vaccines are totally ineffective."

4 of the Biggest Quacks Plaguing America with False Claims About Science - Alternet.org
Obviously quotes were all from the lizard people overlords. Oh, and if you want better cognitive health so you can be more aware of our overlords, for limited time I'm offering my scientifically formulated Liz-Aware supplement for over half off.
 
Curiouser and Curiouser


'Marion Gruber and Phil Krause, two of the Food and Drug Administration's top vaccine reviewers, are leaving the agency, the regulator confirmed on Tuesday.'
...
'The White House announced plans to begin administering boosters the week of Sept. 20, a debated decision that got ahead of the completion of the FDA's own review. The Biden administration drew criticism for the public announcement, which puts considerable pressure on the regulator to clear boosters in time for the planned rollout despite lack of definitive proof they are needed broadly for healthy adults.'
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'Their sudden and near concurrent departures could raise questions about the impact political pressure, now spanning two administrations, is having on the agency.'

You don't say.

Two more have had it.

'Joe Biden made a big deal about always consulting the "science." He vowed to follow the "experts." He vowed to control COVID.
But well, that promise was like all of Joe's other promises: Phony.
Two more leading health care regulators, genuine experts in their field, have resigned their long-held positions just as the flu and COVID season is upon us. Their exit follows high-profile resignations at the Centers for Disease Control -- Nancy Messonnier and Anne Schuchat. Word is out that these professionals don't like being issued orders about what the 'science' is from the White House before they can make their determinations and they'll willing to end their careers for it.'
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'MSNBC of all places has a pretty good piece on how bad it looks:
'But when four scientists and physicians at two of the most important United States agencies leave during the middle of a pandemic with no ready transition plan or heirs apparent, there is clearly a need to look to the agencies’ leadership. In this case, the FDA lacks the necessary leadership in the Office of the Commissioner, and the public will pay a price for it.'
 
300,000,000 immune. If that number seems too large it would be because the number of deaths has been inflated.



'“I’m not going to arm wrestle with the administration about where to put you,” Dr. C., a highly skilled gastroenterologist, said gently to my friend who was in bed in a triage room in the ER. “We just want to get you into a bed so we can figure out what’s wrong and get you treated.”'
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'After a battery of testing, my friend was diagnosed with pancreatitis. But it was easier for the hospital bureaucracy to register the admission as a COVID case.'
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'After admission, I spoke to the nurse on the COVID ward. She was suited up in a plastic yellow disposable gown, teal gloves, and two masks underneath a recirculating personal respiratory system that buzzed so loudly she could barely hear. The nurse told me that she had gotten both vaccines but she was feeling worried: “Two thirds of my patients are fully vaccinated,” she said.'
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'...anyone coming into an American hospital who has only had one dose, or who has had both vaccines but had the second one less than two weeks prior, will likely be counted as “unvaccinated.”
'So when the South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control released a report about COVID severity on July 23, 2021, they reported higher morbidity and mortality rates in the “not fully vaccinated.” '
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'“We don’t have accurate numbers,” insists Dr. James Neuenschwander, an expert on vaccine safety based in Ann Arbor, Michigan.'
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'Then there is the problem of attributing severe illness and deaths from other causes to COVID, like in my friend’s case. Health authorities around the world have been doing this since the beginning of the COVID crisis.'
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'In an even more striking example of overcounting COVID deaths, a nursing home in New Jersey that only has 90 beds was wrongly reported as having 753 deaths from COVID. According to a spokesman, they had fewer than twenty deaths. In other words, the number of deaths was over-reported by 3,700 percent.'
 
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