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Laura Garcia's avatar

What struck me reading this....if all these studies were available showing that IVM and HCQ were viable treatments, it begs the question....why would Malone have taken the vaccine?

Seriously, she is insisting that they all knew that an EUA was not needed but that the FDA was going to make it happen by ignoring data THEY knew was valid.

So Malone had covid...so he had the benefit of natural immunity. He says he had long covid and that was one of his reasons for getting vaccinated (which defied reason and science) --did he try using IVM or HCQ like they are constantly recommending now? And if not, why not? As Nass says...they all knew, there was plenty of studies and research on the efficacy, but the FDA was the bad guy. Did the FDA twist RM’s arm and make him get the vaccine? Never mind that he supposedly took it when common sense said there was no way it could have been proven safe and effective. You can’t speed up time. And as he is fond of pointing out...this is his industry, so it does not add up that he just trusted they had worked out the kinks in short order.

And yes, Dr. Nass has a way of speaking condescendingly towards you which is off putting, but sadly common among these “experts” who don’t like being questioned.

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Dave Payette's avatar

Very nicely done, Tereza.

The good doctor (and she is good, I believe) patronized you plenty, but you remained poised and professional throughout. Your thoughtful insights and questions resonate strongly. I share them.

When Meryl says that our globalists want us divided and fighting, we know she is not wrong. But she sidesteps an equally relevant point, which is that they also want us led and controlled by people who work for their interests rather than ours. These two things are not mutually exclusive. Freedom fighters must be vigilant on both fronts and Meryl, highly intelligent lady that she is, will surely know this. It is mind boggling that she cannot even acknowledge it as a possibility in this case, but that's part of the human condition. Cognitive dissonance. We all have it.

At the end of the day, it is not just Robert Malone's past, his associations, or his actions that reveal much, it is also his glaring omissions of fundamentally important points, as well as how he immediately becomes hostile and narcissistic when challenged with certain entirely reasonable and relevant questions. Questions which he has never answered and frankly refuses to answer. I've had a few tit for tats with Dr. Malone and he always bails as soon as the questions get hard or awkward.

Like you, I was a Malone supporter who followed him closely, but I too abandoned Malone watch long ago. Regardless, he sued the Breggins, ignored Mike Yeadon's thoughtful open letter, and twice told the latter to "shut TFU" in recent post comments. Irrespective of all the detail, which we will never get true clarity on, these things tell me all I need to know about RWM.

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