Discussion on Ivermectin and Media Coverage
It's fascinating though the X exposing of mainstream media. That's one thing. Don't call the mainstream because they're not mainstream
Right. This this show is more mainstream. Yes. It's the corporate press
It's more mainstream by a factor of 10, of course, which is pretty crazy
But it's also funny how they will do everything in their power to make you seem like you should be dismissed and not taken seriously
Right. Yeah, but it's not working. No, that's what's fascinating. But this this framing of
Like ivermectin is horse medicine
Was I'm in in some ways, I'm really happy that they did it to me because they could have the audience
Yes last back. Did you see that supercut? Yes, just one after another them laughing. Yeah. Yeah hilarious
It's but also that this is what's interesting. They kept saying that I've remet first of all
It's like you called your dealer. You had it prescribed, right? So when they say it's not approved
It's not like you are using your own judgment
Of a medical professional which is what they've been yelling for a year and a half listen to the experts
Well, not only that I listed off a laundry list of medications and that's the one they focused on, right?
I said I took monoclonal antibodies. I said I took prednisone. I said I took Z pack
I said I had IV infusions of NAD and of vitamins and I also took ivermectin. I mean, it should be a no surprise
I had dr
Who is one of the doctors from the frontline critical kovat care group that has been treating people including by the way
200
Congress people have been treated with ivermectin for kovat. Did you know I did not know that? Yeah, holy crap Google that
200 I believe you could probably find it in dr. Pierre Corey's
Twitter page. Yeah before there were vaccines
This was a common treatment an off-label treatment for kovat
Now I do not know what the motivation for demonizing this this particular medication is
Again, I'm not a doctor and I'm not a scientist
But I would imagine some of it has to do with money
The reason being is that it is a generic drug now
They've the patent has run out so anybody can make it and it's worth like 30 cents a dose
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