garetz:

They were never gonna let him be the nominee anyway. They know Americans would never vote in a socialist as president, at least not this year.

GalaticHorde:
but someone has died taking it without prescription! The question is, where and from whom did that person get that brilliant idea?

kokaneprodigy:

This is highly nonsensical. Trump’s statement is not a prescription, it’s an announcement to give hope to people that they can get cured if they test negative.

So if you have acne on your face and I tell you Nixoderm works, you didn’t ask how you’ll use it you then decide to mix it with juice and die, how’s that my fault dude?

Although President Trump has directed states and hospitals to secure what supplies they can, the federal government is quietly seizing orders, leaving medical providers across the country in the dark about where the material is going and how they can get what they need to deal with the coronavirus pandemic.

Hospital and clinic officials in seven states described the seizures in interviews over the past week. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is not publicly reporting the acquisitions, despite the outlay of millions of dollars of taxpayer money, nor has the administration detailed how it decides which supplies to seize and where to reroute them.

Officials who’ve had materials seized also say they’ve received no guidance from the government about how or if they will get access to the supplies they ordered. That has stoked concerns about how public funds are being spent and whether the Trump administration is fairly distributing scarce medical supplies.

“In order to have confidence in the distribution system, to know that it is being done in an equitable manner, you have to have transparency,” said Dr. John Hick, an emergency physician at Hennepin Healthcare in Minnesota who has helped develop national emergency preparedness standards through the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.

The medical leaders on the front lines of the fight to control the coronavirus and keep patients alive say they are grasping for explanations. "We can't get any answers," said a California hospital official who asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation from the White House.

In Florida, a large medical system saw an order for thermometers taken away. And officials at a system in Massachusetts were unable to determine where its order of masks went.

“Are they stockpiling this stuff? Are they distributing it? We don’t know,” one official said. “And are we going to ever get any of it back if we need supplies? It would be nice to know these things.”

TheShopKeeper:


...Trump always knows best...reference to his tweet on Feb 24 in relation to the covid-19...now we know that's not the case anymore...

kokaneprodigy:

Do you expect the president to say it’s not under control? As a leader he is meant to instil confidence not panic.

Leadership 101!

Amujale:
New information has come to the forth how Bill Gates, W.H.O, Anthony Fauci and others are commiting crimes through the US medical systems.


Anthony Fauchi & Bill Gates ought to be indicted immediately.


Sign this petition to get Trump to work on the indictment process of the agents of the 'Deep State'.

https://shiva4senate.com/petition-fire-fauci/

Amujale:
New information has come to the forth how Bill Gates, W.H.O, Anthony Fauci and others are commiting crimes through the US medical systems.


Anthony Fauchi & Bill Gates ought to be indicted immediately.


Sign this petition to get Trump to work on the indictment process of the agents of the 'Deep State'.

https://shiva4senate.com/petition-fire-fauci/

GalaticHorde:
but someone has died taking it without prescription! The question is, where and from whom did that person get that brilliant idea?

budaatum:
....

wirinet:

So the Democrats, Dr Fauci, Bill Gates, Hillary Clinton, WHO, UN, CNN, BBC, etc., and all who does not believe everything Trump says is deep state.
Your own case is worse than Jonny Nash of "a beautiful mind".

CutieKing:


Oh my goodness.....who will tell this guy to stop making fool of himself...how can someone thinking faculty this shallow??.
So a governor intended to postpone an election because trump endorsed a particular candidate??.what a very dumb defense.so by postponing the election the candidate will not stand for same election again on the new date??. How do you people think??.
As per the ID requirement and mail in ballot.....please can you tell us all how your lord and saviour trump voted in the last primary election in Florida??.Its a matter of do what I say but dont do what I do.
Let's start our discussion there,you need some education.
Bunch of hypocrites!!!!.

Amujale:


Trump intends to drain the ‘swamp’.

What is the ‘swamp’?

The ‘Deep State’.

I know for certain that W.H.O have been taking part in criminality against Africans for years without end.

What organisation sponsored a rogue unit to lace vaccines with the HIV in South Africa?

That’s right, W.H.O

And I know for certain that the Bill Gates Foundation also has a history of doggie activities involving vaccines and the illicit introduction of hybrid viruses into the continent.

You only need to research the others on the list.

kokaneprodigy:

I have attached some files for u to read, if you still do not understand what I’m saying that’s your problem not mine.

CDC quietly deletes hydroxychloroquine guidance as study hyped by Trump comes into question
The publisher of a French study cited by Trump put out a statement announcing it did not meet "expected standards"

he Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday quietly removed bizarre guidelines for using the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine as a potential treatment for the new coronavirus. The unproven treatment has been repeatedly hyped by President Donald Trump in spite of the warnings of Dr. Anthony Fauci.

The CDC published "highly unusual" dosing guidance based on "unattributed anecdotes rather than peer-reviewed science" last month amid pressure on federal health officials from Trump, Reuters reported. The agency now appears to have quietly removed those guidelines from its website this week.
https://www.salon.com/2020/04/08/cdc-quietly-deletes-hydroxychloroquine-guidance-as-study-hyped-by-trump-is-called-into-question/

wirinet:


I have also attached links that the CDC is trying to distance itself from president Dr. Donald Trump's cure for coronavirus.


I am sure in your minds, the French doctor and the CDC have joined the "Deep State". You guys need to be put on psychotic drugs permanently, else you will constitute a danger to yourselves and society.

zendi:
* I am Chlorophobia, a Warrior from the Land of Trumpophobia.
* The dominant culture of my tribe are Liberalism, Leftism and Fascism.
* Sense is not compatible with my culture, let alone commonsense.
* Accordingly, I forbid the use of the 60-70 percent Chloroquine/Hydroxylchloroquine potential against Coronavirus to save anybody's life around here.
* I forbid even the mention by any patient or his doctor that Chloroquine/Hydroxyl... was used to save his life.
* I forbid these things lest they make Trump look good....Trump must not look good for any reason, only bad.
* Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine were made for Malaria and Lupus, nothing else.
* Anybody who cannot overcome the Virus by his natural immunity and paracetamol should quietely head to the Cemetry to wait for a COVID19-specific, WHO-certified cure to be brought to him there in 2021/22.
* I repeat, I have neither use nor need for commonsense, or even overly concern for human lives, and will enforce these draconian measures most ruthlessly.

Amujale:


Yes, sir.

Dr Shiva invented the ‘email’ at the age of 14 years old.

garetz:


Of all sources to cite, you are quoting the salon? One of the worst leftist conspiracy rags out there and I bet you never tried to confirm their fake news, you just swallowed it without thinking. I went through the article in your link and sure enough the salon were lying their fake news asses off. Firstly, Dr Didier raoult has never put out any statement to the effect that his trials did not meet expected standards, that's a blatant lie. Even the source that the salon linked to clearly mentioned that it wasn't Dr Didier that put out that statement but another group that was criticizing him but the salon gotta fake the news as they always do. The only statement Dr Didier has put out is the one where he warned people not to self medicate which is common sense. You've just been bamboozled with lies by a fake news site. You really need to lay off the fake news pills before accusing anyone of being psychotic.

ornicus:


https://www.google.com/search?q=cdc+removes+guidance&oq=cdc+removes+guidance+&aqs=chrome..69i57j0j69i61j69i60.10870j0j4&client=ms-android-samsung-ga-rev1&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

It is all over the net.

Pick your link

With love from trump administration of commotion

garetz:

The links you posted have nothing to do with what I countered in my post. Go through my post again, then find me a link to where Dr Didier Raoult said his trials didn't meet expected standards. That's the lie I countered in my post.

budaatum:

The evidence suggests he didn't. And to be honest, you make me believe you do way more research than you done here.

Amujale:


Are you suggesting that I haven’t made the necessary research before sharing with the family?

If that is what your saying here, then the insinuation points right back at you.

You and I are not cut from the same understanding.

It has always been my understanding that one shares these facts so those of us that actually take the time to research topical issues can does so at our own leisure.

The research suggests that Dr Shiva took it to the courts claiming the patent for the use of the term ‘Email.


here is the summation of the:

The lawsuit, brought against Techdirt's parent company Floor64 as well as editor Mike Masnick and journalist Leigh Beadon, alleged libel, intentional interference with prospective economic advantage, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.

In dismissing the suit, Judge Saylor did not specifically address the issue of who or who didn't invent email, but rather found that there is enough doubt about the origin of the system that Techdirt's criticism of Ayyadurai could not be demonstrated as false and libelous.

"The articles at issue do not dispute that plaintiff created an email system. Rather, they dispute whether plaintiff should properly be characterized as the inventor of email based on that creation," Judge Saylor wrote.

"Accordingly, it is not clear that the allegations in the complaint are sufficient to show that the statements at issue are false. In any event, even assuming that the allegations of falsity are sufficient, the challenged statements are nonetheless protected under the First Amendment."

Additionally, Judge Saylor reasoned, the ambiguity of what exactly email is makes it all the more impossible for Ayyadurai to prove his case, and pushes the articles further into the realm of protected speech.

"Whether plaintiff's claim to have invented email is 'fake' depends upon the operative definition of 'email'," the ruling reads. "Because that definition does not have a single, objectively correct answer, the claim is incapable of being proved true or false."

Furthermore, Essentially, Ayyadurai argued that in or around 1978, when he was 14, he created a program called EMAIL for sending messages to people. And sure, he did. But Techdirt argued that software was not the email we use today.

Make your own conclusions, I’ve made mine based on the evidence in front us.

My conclusion stands, even though and after putting the decision of the residing Judge Dennis Saylor into consideration, Dr Shiva indeed is the inventor of the EMAIL.

budaatum:

The point is his claims would be diminished if he's making such claims, especially 30 years after...

kokaneprodigy:

This is highly nonsensical. Trump’s statement is not a prescription, it’s an announcement to give hope to people that they can get cured if they test negative.

So if you have acne on your face and I tell you Nixoderm works, you didn’t ask how you’ll use it you then decide to mix it with juice and die, how’s that my fault dude?

Amujale:



Did Dr Shiva invent the EMAIL first?

Yes or No?

Amujale:


Are you suggesting that I haven’t made the necessary research before sharing with the family?

If that is what your saying here, then the insinuation points right back at you.

You and I are not cut from the same understanding.

It has always been my understanding that one shares these facts so those of us that actually take the time to research topical issues can does so at our own leisure.

The research suggests that Dr Shiva took it to the courts claiming the patent for the use of the term ‘Email’.,,

budaatum:
"You and I are not cut from the same understanding", is what some say when one does not worship their gods. And the gods, here where medicines are concerned, are clinical trials and properly presented evidence, which you are not showing understanding of.

ornicus:



https://www.isac.world/news-and-publications/official-isac-statement

You do not expect the man to discredit his own work do you?

budaatum:


That said, Vit B & C is what anyone with sense would do as there's no harm in assisting the immune system. But since we're here claiming cures for Covid-19 without bothering about efficacy, here's one for you to consider.
https://www.nairaland.com/5783187/divine-coronavirus-protection-oil-sale#88254917