You’re calling Robert Malone, an inventor of vaccine technology, an anti-vaxxer?
You don’t think he made any money on his inventions? You think he’d trade threats against his family for a few more bucks? He was wealthy and retired and now his family is threatened and his reputation trashed by shills - and this to you looks like a golden opportunity?
“’Mercola operates the largest alternative medicine site on the internet has an estimated net worth of over $100M.”
HOW DARE Mercola operate an alternative medicine site! How dare he be successful! What does that have to do with his stand on Covid ‘vaccines’? The reason he takes down his articles after 24 hrs (Covid vax) is threats against his family.
You are attacking and clawing at people just because they warn the public. The proof that Covid was never as dangerous as claimed is something else you don’t acknowledge. SO you protect the fake reputation of Covid as more dangerous than it acutally is and then smear the people who warned about the Covid ‘vaccine’ and you pretend the ‘vaccine’ is safer than it actually is. You’re a fake.
ransomnote wrote: “You’re calling Robert Malone, an inventor of vaccine technology, an anti-vaxxer?”
First of all Malone is the only one claiming he invented mRNA technology. Most experts in the fiels say he made minor contributions but others are much more responsible for the invention.
In fact, Malone now denies being the inventor of mRNA.
https://www.logically.ai/factchecks/library/3aa2eefd
ransomnote wrote: “You don’t think he made any money on his inventions? You think he’d trade threats against his family for a few more bucks? He was wealthy and retired and now his family is threatened and his reputation trashed by shills - and this to you looks like a golden opportunity?”
Malone isnt’ retired. He’s gallavanting around the world raking in the dough for giving speaking engagements. His $8M a year from his newsletter isn’t just a few bucks and it demonstrates that he is still employed. Self-employed but certainly not retired.
ransomnote wrote: “HOW DARE Mercola operate an alternative medicine site! How dare he be successful! What does that have to do with his stand on Covid ‘vaccines’? The reason he takes down his articles after 24 hrs (Covid vax) is threats against his family.”
Nothing wrong with selling alternative medicines. It is wrong to make false, unsubstanited, and misleading claims about the alternative medicines.
for example:
- In 2020, Mercola was one of the partners in a website called “Stop Covid Cold” offering advice to the public on preventing and treating COVID-19 with alternative remedies. The website includes links to Mercola’s online store and puts a strong emphasis on vitamin D supplements, despite a lack of scientific evidence pointing to the effectiveness of such a treatment. The website was taken down in April 2021 after the Food and Drug Administration sent a warning letter.
- Mercola claimed that inhaling 0.5–3% hydrogen peroxide solution using a nebulizer could prevent or cure COVID-19.
- He was warned by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in February 2021 for selling fake COVID-19 cures.
- In March, the Center for Countering Digital Hate named Mercola as one of the 12 most prominent sources of COVID misinformation in a report later cited by US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy. In September his accounts on YouTube were removed by the company for breaking their policies on COVID-19 misinformation.
- Mercola has asserted that thimerosal, a vaccine preservative, is harmful due to its mercury content. Thimerosal has been removed from most vaccines given to young children in the U.S., with no effect on rates of autism diagnosis
- For his many dietary supplement and device products over some 16 years during the 21st century, Mercola was warned by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for falsely advertising products approved to “mitigate, prevent, treat, diagnose, or cure” various diseases, including as examples: 1) in 2005, Living Fuel RX(TM) and Coconut Oil Products, in 2006, Optimal Wellness Center chlorella and coconut oil, and in 2011, Meditherm Med2000 Infrared camera, which had no approved evidence for use as a diagnostic or therapeutic device.
- During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mercola, his company, and -social media site were warned again by the FDA in 2020–2021 for falsely advertising the efficacy of high doses of vitamin C, vitamin D3, quercetin, and pterostilbene products to “mitigate, prevent, treat, diagnose, or cure” COVID-19 disease.
- In 2016, after marketing and selling tanning beds with the claims that they reduced cancer (backed by discredited studies), the Federal Trade Commission filed a false advertising complaint against Mercola and his companies that resulted in Mercola paying $2.6 million in refunds to customers who had bought their tanning beds, and agreed to a ban preventing them from ever again selling tanning beds.[15
BTW, In May 2021, Mercola announced he would remove mentions of COVID-19 from his websites, blaming Bill Gates and “big pharma”.
In summary, Mercola is a quack getting rich by selling snakeoil.
ransomnote wrote: “You are attacking and clawing at people just because they warn the public. The proof that Covid was never as dangerous as claimed is something else you don’t acknowledge. SO you protect the fake reputation of Covid as more dangerous than it acutally is and then smear the people who warned about the Covid ‘vaccine’ and you pretend the ‘vaccine’ is safer than it actually is. You’re a fake.”
You’re a delustional person who spends far too much time delving into QAnon.