Our world has been turned upside down. We have the daunting prospect of thousands, or even millions of people being affected by COVID-19. A lot of people have talked about a vaccine, and while a vaccine (which prevents you getting a disease) is vitally important, we have to look at what we can do when people do get the disease.
Despite politicised bad press, the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine has shown enormous promise in the treatment of COVID-19. That’s why The Palmer Foundation has made substantial resources available to fund clinical trials, scale up the availability of hydroxychloroquine, and have enough of the drug available for all Australians, free of charge.
The Palmer Foundation has supplied 30 million doses, which is with the Australian national medical stockpile.
It is important for us to see through the chaff out there. We hope you find these resources valuable. This is a situation that changes every day, and affects everyone. When it comes to life and death, politics and profit should not compete with real world solutions that are affordable to all right now.
Marlin Anderson was about to be placed on a ventilator when he began to go downhill rapidly, suffering from COVID-19. His daughter saw Dr. Pierre Kory’s Senate testimony and read about the I-MASK+ Protocol, and asked the intensive care doctor if he would put her father on ivermectin.
“I have great concerns about censorship—community standards should not stop us from listening to opinions of highly experienced medical professionals.”
This is the story of how the best allopathic therapy for COVID-19 was CRUSHED by Bill Gates and the WHO using DEADLY DOSES in order to keep the vaccine narrative and make BILLIONS of dollars.
“The effect of censoring debate on these early treatments could have possibly been responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands of people.
So, where we should have been having more open debate and more free debate, shutting down debate is likely to have killed people. Not just one or two people, but probably hundreds of thousands. This is why throughout the last 250 years people have said free speech is so important. This is why people have said, ‘I may not agree with what you say but I’ll fight to my death your right to say it.’”
