I thought the prehospital treatments in Uttar Pradesh were not just known but reported on: https://thedialogue.co.in/article/xUzw6XHHop9nYzFt8Crf/as-cases-spike-up-govt-prescribes-ivermectin-to-general-public-for-protection-from-corona-
Agreed - I read most of those articles too which is why I thought that it was well known they were using ivermectin as early treatment protocol. My only point is that, in the JRE interview, Malone was careful to say that the Indian government won't confirm what was used, so we don't very literally know from the authorities prescribing the treatment. Personally, I'm still pretty confident that the other news sources were right since they were ubiquitously reporting on ivermectin as a treatment and the Indian government hasn't actually refuted any of them.
Malone was really careful with his language. that was a fantastic interview. I was honestly a bit worried he had gone off the deep end, too many rabbit holes. But he was 100% in control and spoke with complete clarity during that podcast. good stuff.
and I wondered if it was a deep fake or something. He was so out of character and the background was atrocious. Now looking at it again I see it was a prepared speech and he might not be as comfortable delivering that way because live he is a fantastic speaker.
yeah i can see that, it felt to strange to watch that one. but i believe that likely was just take twenty-something of trying to record it properly. he seemed burned out in that one, which is justified for a number of reasons.
You are right to point this out. We need to learn to verify facts with reliable sources. Misinformation is the new psyop. Confuse the masses and they are easy to suppress.
I thought the prehospital treatments in Uttar Pradesh were not just known but reported on: https://thedialogue.co.in/article/xUzw6XHHop9nYzFt8Crf/as-cases-spike-up-govt-prescribes-ivermectin-to-general-public-for-protection-from-corona-
Agreed - I read most of those articles too which is why I thought that it was well known they were using ivermectin as early treatment protocol. My only point is that, in the JRE interview, Malone was careful to say that the Indian government won't confirm what was used, so we don't very literally know from the authorities prescribing the treatment. Personally, I'm still pretty confident that the other news sources were right since they were ubiquitously reporting on ivermectin as a treatment and the Indian government hasn't actually refuted any of them.
Malone was really careful with his language. that was a fantastic interview. I was honestly a bit worried he had gone off the deep end, too many rabbit holes. But he was 100% in control and spoke with complete clarity during that podcast. good stuff.
I saw this video of him:
https://t.me/HATSTRUTH/2593
and I wondered if it was a deep fake or something. He was so out of character and the background was atrocious. Now looking at it again I see it was a prepared speech and he might not be as comfortable delivering that way because live he is a fantastic speaker.
yeah i can see that, it felt to strange to watch that one. but i believe that likely was just take twenty-something of trying to record it properly. he seemed burned out in that one, which is justified for a number of reasons.
You are right to point this out. We need to learn to verify facts with reliable sources. Misinformation is the new psyop. Confuse the masses and they are easy to suppress.
You might appreciate this: https://hannenabintuherland.com/asia/india-charges-who-scientist-soumya-swaminathan-for-mass-murder-the-beginning-of-accountability/
I'll add that India is suing the WHO over the IVM issue https://hannenabintuherland.com/asia/india-charges-who-scientist-soumya-swaminathan-for-mass-murder-the-beginning-of-accountability/