Hydroxychloroquine & other Covid 19 treatments

There was a lot of money made over the last few years.   Would you rather sell a treatment that cost $3, or one that costs $2,500?    Plus, Fauci had purchased a billion dollars worth of Remdesivir after a failed Ebola study a few years back.  It was a great time to unload it.   The problem with Remdesivir is it caused organ failure.  Once the kidneys failed, the lungs filled up with liquid and the patient had to be put on a ventilator.   Is that a bad thing?   The hospitals got paid tens of thousands for the ventilator treatment.   And if the patient died, the hospitals got paid another $15K to dispose of the body and clean things up. 

Don't forget about all of the testing.  Remember, that was free too.  No one paid for that, right?   The insurance companies made out, the hospitals made out, and the clinics made out.   

But what is better than a $3 treatment.  Getting the global population to take a vaccine.   Think about the money made there!   What a win!   Some of the batches were worse than others.  I believe the better batches had more time at room temperature.   The spikes broke down and perhaps the lipid nanoparticles did too.   Those were safer injections. 

And the timing was perfect.  Bill Gates said there would be a major pandemic in his lifetime, and Fauci is on camera saying there would be one during Trump's term.   Wow, that was foresight!    And just in time for the election.   But don't worry, election officials were prepared.   Mail in ballots would be used for this emergency.   Everything went smoothly.   

But that was just a coincidence.   We were told by experts in a Lancet study that the virus was natural.  That letter was withdrawn a few months later. And now we know the first people hospitalized in China with Covid worked in the lab.   Sheer coincidence.  It came from a pangolin.   

Millions of people died from the virus, form the wrong treatments, and from the vaccine.  It was a disaster.   And to think that the taxpayer had a hand in funding the lab the virus came from???   And we are still funding similar research so that some day we can get ahead of a pandemic.   That specific research has been moved to Indonesia now.  We had labs in the Ukraine and throughout the world.   And still do.

But what lies ahead for us.   I think if it looks like the Democrats are going to lose, there will be another dark year ahead.   Fear will force extreme measures like mass mail in ballots.   Bundles and boxes of new voter registrations will be dropped off at the county clerks in swing states.  Pop some popcorn, and let's see what happens.   Mask mandates, new variants, new vaccines....    

The first thing they need to do is stop funding the labs.   That is stupid.   Second, on a state level governors need to fight the mandates.  Third, they need to stop the boxes and bundles of last-minute voter applications that they use to steal the election.   Those photos and clerk statements released last week were eye openers.   

Then there's this masking nonsense. Never prevented a damn thing, and not good for you to breathe through on a regular basis.

Who knew?

Bick, I saw a report this week that listed the dangerous chemicals in the N95 masks.   I had a ton of customers who swore by N95.   The cloth masks are not as good, right?   

Here is the flip side.  People should have used the cheap effective drugs like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, but in the hospitals they used Fauci's stockpile of remdesivir.   The cheap medicines cost just a few bucks, literally, while remdesivir was over 3K per treatment.   It was patented.  Plus the NIH had purchased millions of doses years earlier after a failed Ebola trial, under Fauci's direction.   




It causes kidney failure while leads to a buildup of fluids in the body, including the lungs.   And then hospitals would put the patient on a ventilator.  But don't worry, the government paid for all of this, even reimbursing insurance companies.  It was a win for hospitals and insurance companies.   And if the patient died, the federal government would pay the hospital another $15K to take care of the body.   

I've been getting a grip of "people" looking to join here lately. "Manuel" was not a member.