[__ Science __ ] Ivermectin used in New York Hospitals
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What biologicals does it list?
There isn't supposed to be DNA or biologicals in the vaccines, and moreover viruses in vaccines are plainly microorganism toxins. And since antibodies aren't used in the vax, I can only conclude that the goal is to reproduce antigens using bacteria.
Again, whatever.
That's because viruses tend to be RNA and DNA, and bacteria are very susceptible to reproducing and making them.
That's what your source said...
"Views and opinions expressed on The Ben Armstrong Show are solely those of the host and do not necessarily represent those of The New American. TNA is not responsible for, and does not verify the accuracy of, any information presented."
Dr. Malone: Vaccine Delivers Short Fragments of DNA
This show previously aired on 10/30/2023This bombshell news that the vax really does contain short fragments of DNA has some lawyers salivating. This could lead to proven fraud, and that the FDA was lied to. Lawsuits would then be allowed to go forward against Big Pharma.DISCLAIMER: Views and...
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They're peddling fairy tales and put that disclaimer at the bottom to avoid legal liability for lying. And it works because a lot of people lack the care to read carefully.
Cry me a river. They are defending their 2nd amendment rights with such a disclaimer.
What does denying responsibility for peddling fake stories have to do with the 2nd Amendment?
What else would they be?
They didn't say the stories are fake. It is a warning to understand them carefully.
Fair enough.
Although in the United States, truth is an absolute defense, the First Amendment provides no protection for libel or slander. Hence the guys peddling those stories put in a disclaimer to try to protect themselves from the consequences of lying about it.
No, the disclaimer is in case they are mistaken. The liability is limited if the other party is guilty. No journalist or media corporation has sued the New American so far, because they know that they wouldn't win.
3 pages later and I still fail to see the point of this thread. That points to me in the direction of disinformation, and not information.
I don't really care about trump, conspiracy theories, or anything. I see (and care) that there is a claim that Ivermectin was allowed in a hospital. Okay...is there truth to that? And if so, what evidence supports its use, and for what? I already know this claim that Ivermectin has few side effects is absurd, because I already know full and well what it does to my pets when I administer it to them every month--even at the right dose, and for the usual reason. It has side effects. Come on.
And I see all this talk about mRNA vaccines--which has nothing to do with Ivermectin. Again, disinformation.
I don't really care about trump, conspiracy theories, or anything. I see (and care) that there is a claim that Ivermectin was allowed in a hospital. Okay...is there truth to that? And if so, what evidence supports its use, and for what? I already know this claim that Ivermectin has few side effects is absurd, because I already know full and well what it does to my pets when I administer it to them every month--even at the right dose, and for the usual reason. It has side effects. Come on.
And I see all this talk about mRNA vaccines--which has nothing to do with Ivermectin. Again, disinformation.
So you're peddling them because you don't care?
For one thing it has authorized medical uses. Just not for COVID-19 infections. As you learned it doesn't work for that purpose.
New England Journal of Medicine
May 5, 2022
N Engl J Med 2022; 386:1721-1731
DOI: 10.1056/NEJMoa2115869
Conclusions
Treatment with ivermectin did not result in a lower incidence of medical admission to a hospital due to progression of Covid-19 or of prolonged emergency department observation among outpatients with an early diagnosis of Covid-19. (Funded by FastGrants and the Rainwater Charitable Foundation; TOGETHER ClinicalTrials.gov number, NCT04727424. opens in new tab.)Your source?
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Kinda says it all.
You don't read the other side's sources; thus, you have no claim in this matter.
If you don't read the other side's sources, you miss stuff. But I do check on things like that. As you learned, Rumble was peddling fake stories; that's why they put up a disclaimer to protect themselves from the consequences of their behavior.
Maybe you don't actually know what I know about immunology and infection...
You don't read both sides.
Or maybe you are not as smart as you think you are...
Of course I do. How do you think I knew how unreliable Rumble is?
Maybe you don't actually know what I know about immunology and infection...
You're confusing intelligence and knowledge. How smart I might be, isn't what gives me the advantage here. It's a couple of decades studying and working in immunology that makes the difference.