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Every single patient that got early treatment survived. They should have kept monoclonal antibodies available.
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💯 all 42k of our patients that got treatment before day 7 lived.

Everything to know about the life-saving medication

They wouldn’t get their big bonuses then now would they…

HCQ also saved lives first 30 days. Then removed.

The blockage and embargo of monoclonal antibodies was interference in medical treatment causing grave bodily injury or death. That's a super serious felony. @elonmusk

They eliminated the an availability of monoclonals almost exactly the same day Pfizer launched its pill. Monoclonals saved lives and you couldn’t get them in hospitals in California… think about that. They had them and were prevented from dispensing 😡

That would've meant that many more people would have survived, which was their opposite intended goal.

Somebody may be going to the Hague.

We need RFK JR for HHS

Smart people are, well, smart. We weren’t allowed to listen to them, and they weren’t allowed to speak. #zelena #shailenzo #tommavi #helevier #sstvi

They wouldn't have even needed the EUA for monoclonals if they optimized d3, used xylitol nadal spray & diluted hydrogen peroxide gargle, and used hcq, ivm, and other repurposed drugs at the first sign of infection. Instead, they arrested/silenced docs who did.
