The Messages
“Them: The virus is going to kill everyone! Stay home!
Also Them: Wear a mask or you’ll kill the grandmas!
Also Them: Get the shot or you hate your neighbor!
Also Them: Inject your kids or they’ll die too!
Me: Cases were inflated, testing isn’t accurate, and there are meds to prevent death. Move on with your life.
Them: You’re fear mongering!!”
Free thought and exploration of treatments was not encouraged
What has happened and is happening in no different from book burning. At least half of our culture thinks one way, shuns all those who think differently and believes alternative conclusions (no matter how educated) are evil.
Without freedom of thought, freedom of speech, freedom of print (try to publish a book on Amazon that goes against the narrative–you can’t), we are no longer a free people.
Will you stand up?
- What an unprecedented time, when our President shames free thought and expression and names people who he claims spread “misinformation.”
If you were to ask me at face value right now, I think it’s a global, certainly United States, massive blunder. And how can we make a massive blunder? There’s one way to do it is when we stop having fair exchange of ideas. Remember doctors always work in teams. We always work in teams. Anybody listening to this who’s had a family member or themselves with cancer, the first thing that happens is there’s a team decision. There’s tumor board, there’s a team decision. And one of the things we started to see in the media, for instance, is that our CDC, NIH, White House Task Force, World Health Organization, it stopped being a team effort. There stopped being any international collaboration. There’s no peer review on this. And now we’re to the point where we pretty much just see one doctor on TV, and we see largely media doctors that just reinforce what that one doctor has to say. There’s no more peer review, there’s no more exchange of information, and it’s exceedingly worrisome. It’s been said that no person is above the law. And in medicine we say no person is above peer review, myself included. I love to be peer-reviewed. I love to be criticized. We need the exchange of ideas to find the path forward. We’re not having that anymore.
Dr. Peter McCullough, Source
There’s been suppression of science. I think some doctors honestly are afraid to engage. They’re afraid maybe there’s professional repercussions. Maybe, there’ll be views of their practicing community that are negative upon them. It’s hard to imagine, me as a doctor, that there’s a doctor who wouldn’t want to care for a sick patient, that’s the Hippocratic oath. And when I ask doctors sometimes, “Do you treat COVID?” And some say, “No, there’s no treatment. I don’t treat COVID.” And I said, “Well, when a patient calls and you tell them that, do you call them back in a couple days and check on them?” And, usually, there’s silence. And what my concern is through all the fear and isolation and loneliness and division we’ve had, my fear is actually compassion has been lost, and the Hippocratic oath now is being abrogated. I really believe that, because if doctors really cared, they would be calling. They’d be doing everything, get oxygen, get a pulse oximeter, do something. But this idea of, “I don’t treat COVID and hang up the phone,” that’s what Americans are facing right now. And they are outraged. The public is absolutely outraged on the lack of medical response for early treatment.
Dr. Peter McCullough, Source
So there’s plenty of evidence that these medications work. Mmm. The propaganda machine, like I mentioned earlier, has, has done a very good job in publicizing and, and designing clinical trials that just in New York for example, it came out hydroxychloroquine doesn’t work. Kills people. Okay, that’s true. But the study was again on people in the hospital on ventilators. So what I’ve been, uh, saying is, treat COVID19 in the same way you treat strep or influenza, in the outpatient setting within the first 2 days, no studies are being done, have been done or published except the one that I know and that I helped organize in Long Island St. Francis Hospital
Dr. Zelenko, Source
