FLashback....June, 2021. The War On Ivermectin book by Dr. Pierre Kory. Chapter 38: The Miraculous Success of Uttar Pradesh, India.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/jeeiub6dd9vlk1ugz7u5g/Pages-from-The-War-on-Ivermectin_-The-Medicine-that-Saved-Millions-and-Could-Have-Ended-the-Pandemic-by-Jenna-McCarthy.pdf?rlkey=cae7i6rhuxqbtx20emydd0edq&dl=0 ^ | 07/29/23 | Self

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Today’s lobbying AGAINST ivermectin repeatedly cites Wikipedia and Canadian media.

Wikipedia is typically extremely leftist. For an example, read what Wikipedia says about Free Republic or Donald Trump.

Canadian media is heavily censored - no fair representation of alternatives to ‘the shot’ would be permitted to remain online.

[MD Expat in PA]

IIRC, we’ve had some people here pushing MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution) as a cure for cancer and just about everything including COVID.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3F8DerZBXy8

[MD Expat in PA]

When they’ve started claiming that ivermectin, or any other drug, also cures cancer, they’ve put new meaning in ‘jump the shark’.

IIRC, we've had some folks here pushing MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution), an industrial bleach, as a cure all for everything including cancer and COVID.

[DugwayDuke]

MD Expat in PA wrote: “IIRC, we’ve had some folks here pushing MMS (Miracle Mineral Solution), an industrial bleach, as a cure all for everything including cancer and COVID.”

Might have been the QAnon crowd.
They were pushing drinking bleech, MMS, etc.
Google QAnon MMS.

Here’s one link:
https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/qanon-conspiracy-theorists-coronavirus-mms-bleach-youtube-twitter-944878/

From the link:
“AS CORONAVIRUS SPREADS across the globe — with Chinese authorities confirming nearly 6,000 cases and 132 people dead as of Wednesday — the reaction on social media in particular has largely been marked by fear and panic. For some conspiracy theorists, however, it has also served as a prime opportunity to spread misinformation and baseless rumors about the disease — some of which are potentially extremely dangerous.”

“One terrifying example? QAnon supporters are encouraging people to drink MMS — or Miracle Mineral Solution, a bleaching agent that has been touted as a “miracle cure” by anti-vaxxers and other fringe groups — to ward off coronavirus. And despite restrictions on such content on platforms like YouTube, it is nonetheless fairly easy to find.”

I seem to think that Mercola might have sold MMS but I can’t verify that.