Bombshell: Veritas Documents Reveal DC
Bureaucrats Had Evidence Ivermectin and
Hydroxychloroquine Were Effective in Treating
COVID — But Hid This From Public
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/13/2022 1:03:25 AM
There have now been 67 Ivermectin COVID-19 controlled studies that show a 67% improvement in COVID patients. There have been 298 Hydroxychloroquine studies that show a 64% improvement in patients for COVID-19 patients. Despite the science, Dr. Fauci and the medical elites have blocked the use of these effective treatments for coronavirus patients.(Snip)On Monday night Project Veritas released their latest investigation and it was a BOMBSHELL! Project Vertias released never before seen military documents regarding the origins of Covid-19, gain-of-function research, vaccines, potential treatments and the government’s effort to conceal everything. The newly released military documents contradict Dr. Fauci’s testimony under oath.
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Olympians lament inedible food and ‘unreasonable’ conditions 27 replies
Olympians lament inedible food and ‘unreasonable’ conditions 27 replies
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All Donations to Trucker Convoy; Florida
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Sure, the US government is keeping safe and effective therapeutics out of the hands of the American people, leading to countless deaths, but the important thing is that Pfizer and Moderna and J&J are taking in tens of billions of dollars selling shots that do not work. And no one will be punished for any of this.