Dr. Maryanne Demasi: My Experience of Exposing the Statin Controversy

BigTech BigPharma DeepState Monopolies of any kind, tend to lead to more bad than good.

Ivermectin and COVID-19

Let's investigate "the petition was removed by change.org" 

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Dr Lawrie, Ivermectin video, Short Precise update covering the longer, more technical interview

And there you have it.  A serious scientific professional interpreting the evidence on Ivermectin

Efficacy up to 93% , being as critical as possible 63%.  Full results likely to be higher in the end, but several studies were stopped due to it becoming clear that it would be immoral to continue the trial with the control group missing out on life saving medicine for the sake of more data.  Lives > "policy".

In spite of this, there is PLENTY Of evidence, data, and real world testimony of very qualified doctors and researchers to move forward across the world.  Czech Republic was the latest to approve, and I expect all the other dominoes to start following suit.

The only question is, when will YOUR country adopt this life saving treatment along with the vaccines to end this pandemic, and how many lives will be saved by how SOON they do this.

Following that, we must ask some serious questions of our health institutions and agencies, about competency, and anything else that might have gotten in the way of implementing the obviously wisest choice in a more timely fashion.

Owl

 In Greek mythology, a little owl is usually depicted accompanying Athena, the goddess of wisdom and warfare.

The reason for this is unclear, although some scholars believe that the owl’s ability to see in the dark serves as an analogy of knowledge, allowing us to see through the darkness of ignorance instead of being blinded by our own perspective. (5)

Regardless, because of this association, it has come to serve as a symbol of wisdom, knowledge, and perspicacity in the Western world.

It is also perhaps the reason why owls, in general, have come to be considered as wise birds in many western cultures.