[CheshireTheCat]

It depends on who your audience is. I’m trying to give some perspective to people who have drank a lot of the Flavor-Aid when it comes to Covid.

I think trying to explain to them that Covid can be thought of as a parasite is a bridge too far for them.

I’m trying to make them aware Ivermectin is being used in a significant enough number of places that its use shouldn’t be dismissed and they should wonder what the big hoopla in this country is against it.

As far as the 600 people, there are Myth-Fact sets that get at the idea that co-morbidity is a factor and that many people supposedly hospitalized with Covid really are hospitalized for other things and happen to test positive for Covid.

The 600 people is a contrast to the many more who died from Spanish Flu, a true pandemic that didn’t result in such hysteria.

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "I think trying to explain to them that Covid can be thought of as a parasite is a bridge too far for them."

really?
Covid is Plasmodium Yoelii parasite and Simian immunodeficiency virus (SIV)

COVID-19, SARS and Bats Coronaviruses Genomes Peculiar Homologous RNA Sequences Jean Claude perez & Luc Montagnier
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342926066_COVID-19_SARS_and_Bats_Coronaviruses_Genomes_Peculiar_Homologous_RNA_Sequences_Jean_Claude_perez_Luc_Montagnier

[Chuckster]

This is what I know to be true about COVID-19:

DELETE: my own worthless ramblings. INSERT: the more eloquent words of a local, self-described "Dumb fisherman"

Commentary on COVID-19 from Marc Martinsen, Candidate for Petersburg, Alaska Borough Assembly

Three minute audio on KFSK Community Radio Petersburg, AK