 If you trust the government you obviously failed history class. " George Carlin" Reply With Quote 00-00-0000, 00:00 #00 Uncle Wally View Profile View Forum Posts Russian Bot Join Date Jul 0000 Location Moscow Posts 00,000 Thanked: 0000 Originally Posted by Bogatyr I've been following closely the ivermectin issue and early treatment recommendations from the early-treatment-proponents (e.g., FLCCC, https://covid00criticalcare.com/) for about a month now. The US-based (includes FDA, CDC, NIH, WHO) all-out assault on ivermectin, which has been picked up and echoed gleefully by the media, and indeed against any early treatment protocol (earlier it was hydroxychloroquine they were railing against, which while it appeared somewhat effective, apparently is not as effective as ivermectin), is probably one of the greatest crimes against humanity in our lifetimes. If by some miracle a mass rollout of ivermectin is successful against the blockade and proves effective within the US, then heads literally need to roll. We must convene a Covid-"Nuremburg" trial and gas all those who prevented wide adoption of a life-saving treatment (assuming it does work). Follow the links on the FLCCC site ("Totality of evidence" paper), watch their videos. These are not quacks, but top-rate, highly accredited, highly published, experienced clinical doctors who have front-line experience treating covid. I trust and listen to the doctors whose motivation is to save lives, who are searching, trying, DOING something, not just sending their patients home until their lips turn blue then put them on a ventilator until they die. The FDA and their echo-chamber media are spewing total absolute crap about ivermectin, and call the people taking it "horse-paste eaters." It is pure fabrication and propaganda at its finest. Read for yourself the long pedigree of ivermectin, and all the research papers describing its multiple ANTI-VIRAL mechanisms, including interfering with covid's binding to cells. With all the FUD it is difficult to ascertain the truth. Many of the trials supporting ivermectin use come from outside the US, and American MDs and scientists are notorious for their "not invented here" bias in terms of medical information from outside the US. While a layman, I do have a brain, and the "totality of the evidence" clearly supports AT LEAST TRYING ivermectin on a widespread basis. India, Mexico, Peru, other countries, in either internal states or country-wide, have made ivermectin available as part of a treatment kit for newly-infected people, and their households. The anecdotal data indicates VERY STRONG signals that it has helped massively. The ivory tower "doctors" and medical/research scientists blather about "we need more Random Controlled Trials." Bullsh*t, this is a crisis, we do NOT need to precisely identify exactly which medication at exactly which dose is effective. Just roll it out as has been done in other countries, at dosages suggested by the FLCCC physicians. It is already proven safe over 00 years of use an 0 billion doses administered, as described in its history, it is likely safer than aspirin. Something like 00 people have died in FORTY YEARS of ivermectin use while hundreds die every year from things like aspirin and tylenol. What is so hard to understand? If it works, using it could possibly largely defeat covid, and ease a great deal of suffering. It if doesn't work, NO HARM DONE. This logic seems entirely lost on the leadership. It's like, they WANT people to be sick, suffer, and die, covid to mutate and last forever, and people to take endless booster after booster ad infinitum [yeah, I know...]! On another note, has anybody found a source of ivermectin within Russia? I've only been able to find a liquid product for animals (Ивермек), and it's not clear just what else is in that (vitamin E, but others?). It's (ivermectin, I mean, the human form) clearly something that should be in everybody's medicine cabinet, just in case. I've found an Indian producer who supposedly ships to Russia, but I suspect importing pharmaceuticals is illegal, does anybody have experience with that? 