Joe Rogan Announces He Has COVID-19 And Feels Great After Ivermectin And Multi-Drug Treatment

•Monoclonal Antibodies
•Ivermectin
•Z-Pack or Zithromax (Azithromycin)
•Prednisone
•NAD Drip
•Vitamin Drip

This is similar to the multi-drug early treatment protocol that Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Zev Zelenko, and other doctors have recommended which they claim would reduce deaths by as much as 88%.

COVID-19, no matter what the variant, is easily treatable at home with simple, available drugs, according to McCullough, who has stated that “about 88 percent of hospitalizations and deaths can be avoided” with early treatment.

https://rumble.com/vlyxm1-joe-rogan-announces-he-has-covid-19-and-feels-great-after-ivermectin-and-mu.html

@KanekoaTheGreat

Tell me you’re the unofficial spokesperson for NAMBLA without telling me you’re the unofficial spokesperson for NAMBLA.

NAMBLA = North American Man/Boy Love Association

@RedPillPharmacist

CDC: Routinely prescribes ivermectin for refugees coming into America.

MSM SCREECHES: Why are they prescribing “horse dewormer” to treat humans?!

The media, as per usual, is blatantly lying to our faces.

Know what else animals can use? Penicillin, Aspirin, etc.

Frens don’t let frens lap up the ignorance [they] serve up hook, line and sinker.

https://www.cdc.gov/immigrantrefugeehealth/guidelines/overseas-guidelines.html

ooof too obvious

FYI. Don’t let fancy names confuse you

>Polio (short for poliomyelitis)
Same as
>Guillain Barre
Same as
>Acute flaccid myelitis
**Different names-Same stuff**

It’s a peripheral demyelination of your nerves- it’s a reaction to a vaccine and results in paralysis starting on the hands and feet (peripheral) and ending up in the midline.

If you make it to your midline phrenic nerve it paralyzes your diaphragm hence the need for ventilators (iron lung) with polio.

Don’t believe me. Look it up.

Another massive vaccine passport protest in France.
8th Saturday in a row. 💥

https://twitter.com/eha_news/status/1434128991368122371?s=19

Any outlet needs to be called out and held accountable for bull💩 like this ☝️

@WeTheMedia @WorldLineZero

https://twitter.com/numbersmuncher/status/1434330814985252868

https://twitter.com/partisangirl/status/1434267241604792320?s=28

Insanity. Nazis.

Worth the listen

https://youtu.be/6xcvDMDg8TY

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day, Frens! 🇺🇸

Your dedication and commitment to your work is appreciated, both in everyday life and here on the digital battlefield! Have a great Labor Day, Patriots!

"Before the reward, there must be labor. You plant before you harvest. You sow in tears before you reap joy."

— Ralph Ransom

"It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage, that we move on to better things."

— Theodore Roosevelt

@RedPillPharmacist

I used to be “pro choice.” That was until I asked myself to honestly answer a very basic, but complicated (I thought at the time) question.

What constitutes a human being?

What is the magic recipe that defines us as human beings, that separates us from all else, and gives us our human rights?

Defining this answer is important because ALL human beings are equally deserving of human rights. No matter what.

I realized most people answer this question in regards to abortion in ways that conform to what they feel is convenient, and are ridiculous and illogical notions.

For example, a heartbeat can’t be the defining factor because the heartbeat develops so early in the pregnancy that many mothers don’t even know they’re pregnant yet. So that’s out.

Some will argue that the sheer fact that the baby is unwanted by the mother makes it ok to kill the baby. Really? So what makes a human being deserving of human rights is whether or not someone else “wants” them? We’re all pretty clear in every other circumstance that killing another person is a violation of their human rights whether they are loved or unloved. Right?

“My body, my choice” is completely neglecting the aspect of human rights that says your rights end where another human being’s begin. It isn’t your body, it’s a body inside a body, with completely different dna.

Some will call unborn babies “parasites” and say they aren’t a person because they are “living off the mother” and can’t breath on their own without her.

So the ability to breathe and function on your own is what makes you a human deserving of human rights?

What about people with disabilities who require ventilators, or need to be fed through a tube? Are these not human beings deserving of human rights? Of course not, that’s monstrous.

Some will say “life begins” after the baby is born. So traveling through the birth canal is somehow what magically makes you a human being with human rights? 4 inches of skin and air touching you somehow gives you your humanity?

I could go on. I have still never heard a good argument from someone who is “pro-choice” for what makes a human a human that isn’t based in total convenience.

If life doesn’t begin at conception, when does it?

If someone thinks they can answer that, I’m all ears.

And the evil elf's fall will be glorious too.

Dan Andrews must be practicing his salutes with all these Nazi inspired policies

@WorldLineZero
@WeTheMedia

https://twitter.com/robbystarbuck/status/1435223031257997314?s=21