"So many people overdosing on Ivermectin that gunshot victims have to wait!" Mainstream Media fall for a hoax

The mandatory-vaccination machine is in high gear.  To succeed in its goal of forcing every American to take the jab, it has to convince you that the jab is your only chance to live--that if you catch the Chyna virus, nothing can save your life, so you MUST take the jab.

Of course that's utter horse shit.  There are two therapies that have cured tens of thousands, often in two or three days: HCQ/zinc/azithromycin, and Ivermectin.  So for the forced-vax group to succeed, they must convince you that neither therapy works.

They do this by using their media allies to publish an endless stream of articles sneering at the therapies, claiming they don't work.  But that's not good enough, because people think "If there's a chance that they work, I'll try 'em."  So the Mainstream Media has a second line of attack:  Claim the therapies are actually VERY VERY DANGEROUS!

Thus you may have seen articles claiming Ivermectin is a "horse de-wormer" that "hasn't been approved for human use."  But the drug HAS been approved for human use, by the U.S.  FDA.  So how can the Media claim it hasn't been approved for human use, eh?

Simple:  They just lie, shamelessly...knowing that not one American in a million knows the drug won the 2015 Nobel prize for medicine, or that in 2019 our own CDC recommended that it be given to immigrants to the U.S.  They know not one American in a million will bother trying to find out the truth.

Example: A doctor in rural Oklahoma breathlessly called a TV station 180 miles away, claiming that not only were people overdosing on Ivermectin, the number of overdoses was so high that GUNSHOT VICTIMS had to wait for a bed in the emergency room of his hospital!  So many that all the ambulances were being used to transport Ivermectin overdoses, so da po' gunshot victims couldn't even get to da hospital!!!!  Where they would have had to wait to be treated, eh?

Except...all of that is utter horse shit.  The population of Sallisaw is 8,450.  It's got one main street and no gangs, and I'll bet it's been at least a decade since anyone got shot there.  But dozens of Mainstream Media sites--including Yahoo, Rolling Stone,  and even the U.K's Daily Mail ran the story.

 

And to ensure that millions of Americans learned about the RS article, the mag used the so-valuable Leftist platform Twatter--which will cancel you if you post even a word criticizing the virus, but is fine with totally bullshit stories that support the forced vax:

"OMG, Leonard!  Look at all those poor people--apparently gunshot victims!--having to wait in the cold outside the hospital to get treatment!  My Lord, that's AWFUL!  That proves the story is TRUE!  But wait--for gunshot victims they all seem to be pretty healthy, all standing around very casually.  Guess they have some tough folks in Oklahoma.  And I thought Oklahoma was sorta near Texas, which is down south.  The pic says 'September 3,' so it seems odd that all those people would be cold enough to wear coats.  Maybe it gets cold in the mornings there.  Or maybe I'm confusing Oklahoma with Oregon.  Yeah, that must be it.  Cuz the Mainstream Media would NEVER publish a pic with a story if the pic was of something else entirely, right?"

And sure enough, someone found the above "stock shot."  It's of folks in January, 180 miles from Sallisaw.  But hey, it's a LINE of people waiting!  So they COULD be gunshot victims in Sallisaw, Oklahoma, right?  "Hey, close enough to fool the rubes so let's go with it."

Starting to get it yet?  The Media know you don't know jack about Sallisaw, Oklahoma.  Hell, most of Rolling Stone's readers couldn't find the state on a map.  So neither you nor they instantly suspect the story is horseshit.  It's why they can get away with this absurdity.  They also know that most readers are far more influenced by images than words, so a stock shot of people lined up grabs viewers.  And they also know that virtually no one will see the following press release from the hospital:

NHS Sequoyah has not treated any patients due to complications related to taking ivermectin. This includes not treating any patients for ivermectin overdose. All patients who have visited our emergency room have received medical attention as appropriate. Our hospital has not had to turn away any patients seeking emergency care.

You've been played by the Mainstream Media, with the help of one corrupt small-town doctor.

Since you almost certainly won't take the time to read the actual Rolling Stone hit-piece I linked up near the top, here's the text, with my highlights:

The rise in people using ivermectin, an anti-parasitic drug usually reserved for deworming horses or livestock, as a treatment or preventative for Covid-19 has emergency rooms “so backed up that gunshot victims were having hard times getting” access to health facilities, an emergency room doctor in Oklahoma said.

Dr. Jason McElyea told KFOR the overdoses are causing backlogs in rural hospitals, leaving both beds and ambulance services scarce.

“The ERs are so backed up that gunshot victims were having hard times getting to facilities where they can get definitive care and be treated,” McElyea said.

That's in case readers missed the same quote one inch above.  Gotta pound that scare story home.

“All of their ambulances are stuck at the hospital waiting for a bed to open so they can take the patient in and they don’t have any, that’s it,” said McElyea. “If there’s no ambulance to take the call, there’s no ambulance to come to the call.”

Dr. Mary Clarke, president of the Oklahoma State Medical Association told the Tulsa World that hospitals are so short on beds, they have to transfer patients out of state to get them the care they need. “We know that patients are being transferred out of state for beds,” Davis said. “We are increasingly concerned about the number of holds that are in emergency rooms waiting for ICU beds.”

“I’m trying to help people understand this is not just COVID,” said Clarke. “This is a domino effect to every other health condition that may need a hospital bed."

People getting sick from ivermectin — especially as some people take a formulation of the drug used in livestock — has become so frequent that this month the Food and Drug Administration released a statement imploring Americans to stay away from the drug that has not been approved to treat or prevent Covid-19. “You are not a horse. You are not a cow,” the agency said while linking to an explainer about the dangers of ingesting ivermectin designed for livestock.

“Animal drugs are highly concentrated for large animals and can be highly toxic in humans,” the FDA cautioned. The agency went on to explain that although the medication is sometimes used in humans...

"Sometimes"?  The drug is used on humans every damn day.  Prescribed by the damn CDC itself!  "Sometimes" my ass.

...as a treatment for parasites, the doses are much smaller than are given to livestock. Still, people have been going to feed stores and purchasing livestock doses of the drug, leading many stores to post warnings next to the ivermectin supply, cautioning it is not for use in humans.

As people take the drug, McElyea said patients have arrived at hospitals with negative reactions like nausea, vomiting, muscle aches, and cramping — or even loss of sight.

“The scariest one that I’ve heard of and seen is people coming in with vision loss,” the doctor said.

According to a health advisory issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on August 26, prescriptions for ivermectin have increased 24-fold over pre-pandemic numbers. That amounts to more than 88,000 prescriptions for the drug issued between early July and mid-August of this year. Even podcaster and anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist Joe Rogan bragged that he took ivermectin along with other experimental treatments after he tested positive for Covid-19. As a result of the drug’s increased publicity, calls to poison control centers nationwide regarding ivermectin have multiplied, as have hospital and emergency room visits, the CDC said.

Say, what happened to that "anti-vax conspiracy theorist" who DARED to defy the warnings by the FDA and actually take the deadly poison himself, eh?  Did the Ivermectin kill him, or did the Chyna virus?  I mean, if Ivermectin had cured the guy, how would it help your scare story to mention him?  So he must have died, right?

One call could have verified that Joe Rogan recovered from the Chyna virus in two days.  Yeah, we can see why you didn't mention that.

Finally, here's the FDA itself, warning anyone even thinking about taking Ivermectin:

This is the ultimate sneer, as if talking to a child:  "You are not a horse.  You are not a cow."  Gee thanks, you elite rat-bastards.  Cuz without your sneer we wouldn't have known.  And ya gotta love the folksy "y'all."  Do ya think the rat-bastards at the FDA really use that?  Nah, it's to show readers that only uneducated hicks would even think about taking Ivermectin.

And note the caption: "The FDA has not approved [this] drug!!!"  SEE, citizen?!  Duh FDA has not approved this drug!!!

Oh wait, is there a TINY bit more to that sentence?  Why yes, there is: "...for that purpose."  The FDA knows the average reader will see the first part of the sentence and conclude that the FDA hasn't approved the drug for human use.  That's what they want you to think.  But that's a lie, and they know it.  The FDA approved it years ago, before the Chyna virus, and knows the drug is perfectly safe for human use, at the normal dose levels.

And of course there's the rub: Numerous media stories use the bullshit claim that the dose is "200mcg."  It's actually 200 mcg per kilogram of body weight.  And you have to know unit conversions to work out how much to take.  If the FDA really cared about preventing overdoses, they could have said "Although we haven't approved this for treating covid, for a 70 kg adult a safe dose of 1% Ivermectin is X ml."  But of course they don't want to help you.  Far better from their standpoint if Americans overdose on the drug, cuz that will scare everyone else into getting the vax. 

I'm willing to bet that the number of people killed within a week after they got the vax is easily over ten times higher than the number of people killed by the dread, "unapproved" Ivermectin.  Anyone wanna take that bet?

Finally, if you want insight into how well propaganda works on leftists, go back to that FDA "You are not a horse" link above, and read about 300 comments.  Note how many of the commenters claim Ivermectin hasn't been approved for human use.  And yet these are the same people who claim they're the ones "following the science."  They read the first part of the sentence "The FDA has not approved this drug...", and as the FDA knew they would, ignored the rest of the sentence ("...for this use").  And yet THEY claim to be the smart people.  Geez...

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https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/gunshot-victims-horse-dewormer-ivermectin-oklahoma-hospitals-covid-1220608/