D3 said..japie said..Mr Milk said..
Speaking as a taxpayer, you know what pisses me off is seeing on 730 report tonight that the government is ordering in a supply of very expensive monoclonal antibodies to treat covid in people who won't get vaccinated. My jabs cost, I don't know, maybe $100 but these selfish pricks think that they should get many thousands worth of "experimental treatments" because they don't want to take an "experimental vaccine"
Speaking as a tax payer what pisses me of is seeing the state funded broadcasting corporation disseminating biased propaganda in support of the government with the aim of vilifying citizens who see fit to exercise their right to manage their own health and by making decisions based on actual medical data compiled by doctors who have successfully treated this disease worldwide with existing cheap and safe off label drugs.
It also pisses me off that the government has spent 23 billion on vaccines which don't appear to vaccinate and are injuring people beyond an acceptable level.
If the science is settled, why is Oxford University doing a bic RCT trial of Ivermectin now?
Most studies out there on the use of Ivermectin to treat covid 19 seem to be observational studies with low quality of evidence.
One of the big RCT studies with 200 participants just got pulled from pre-print due to 'ethical issues' (read: they plagiarized parts and stuffed up the data)
But the good news is that there will be lots of participants in trials being conducted now and by the end of the year. So we will have data from more than just a couple of thousand participants of poorly funded studies.
Good question. Buying time? Who would know. There's always scepticism of scientific data that come from outside ones own country and that is particularly true of the poms.
I've listened to Pierre Kory speak on many different occasions. I've no doubt in my mind that his sole purpose from the outset was to cure patients. That applies to many many doctors who didn't buy the "it is incurable" line.
And in true medical fashion, as Peter McCollough so eloquently explains, they developed strategies and protocols to treat the disease.
Which work.
All of them are at pains to explain that no one medicine works on its own. And that the earlier the intervention the more successful the outcome.
These guys have compiled mountains of evidence and data from trials and publications. What they all have in common is a concerted effort by the media to do their damndest to make sure any suggestion of success is met with ridicule a la Professor Ally Landon of Channel Nine.
Anyone who has spoken out has been lambasted and ridiculed.
There are laws to prevent this happening in the legal system for good reason. Not so in the science and medical world. Unless the other side is attempting to promote something along the lines of flat earthism and it is easy to debunk.