How Big Pharma Silenced Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin for Billions in Vaccine Profit

Sabotaged Cures: How Big Pharma Silenced Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin for Billions in Vaccine Profits
Sen. Ron Johnson: "They sabotaged early treatment. I mean, truthfully, I was working with Novartis. They were all excited about trials on hydroxychloroquine. That just ended. And my conversations is just radio silence after the end of April. It's like somebody turned to switch going, we're not looking at early treatment. Then they went and sabotaged ivermectin."

"You know, you're not a horse. I mean, why did they do it? Well, if you had an effective therapy, you can't get an emergency use authorization on a vaccine. Okay, again, this was corrupt. This was sinister and hundreds of thousands of people, doctors have said this, I'm not a doctor, probably lost their lives lacking early treatment."

"So people need to understand that. That's what we need to hold people accountable to. And we have to lay out that reality because it's an awful reality. So can you just repeat that? That is such an important point. The fact that ivermectin was a possible available alternative treatment. could have cost who money and in the billions, correct?"

"Well, yeah, Pfizer, Moderna. And again, I remember Pierre Kory, we had him testify about corticosteroids at the end of May when I had John Ioannidis talk about this. It's not SARS, this isn't Ebola, this is gonna be like a bad flu season trying to calm people down. We had Pierre Kory come and talk about corticosteroids."

"Of course, he was vilified for that until about eight weeks later, there's a study on dexamethasone, underdosed by the way is how it was used. but also that became a standard of care. He came in with ivermectin. He had a big manuscript. Thought the pandemic was over."

"This is a test fine in December before the emergency use authorization. Didn't realize how they were gonna crush ivermectin and never really saw the light of day in terms of use. But again, it was, that made, paved the way for the emergency use authorization for the vaccines. And then it was full speed ahead."

"Don't take a look at any problems it might cause. I mean, this is what we've committed to. This is what we're starting to mandate. And the result, and by the way, read Brianne Dressen's book, worth a shot, you'll get a real sense of how outrageous our public response has been to the vaccine injury. It's unconscionable what we've done, what we haven't done."