CNN, NPR, Slate, Axios, NY Slimes ... the usual suspects
Posted on 03/24/2020 6:45:58 AM PDT by kevcol
Many other media outlets aren’t reporting that the Arizona man didn’t die after ingesting the anti-malaria drug chloroquine. He died after self-medicating himself with a product used to clean fish tanks:
(Excerpt) Read more at twitchy.com ...
... and a massive overdose of it, to boot
Is Fauci investigating the possible ill effects of malaria drugs and fish tank cleaner?
Reuters too, of course.
I’m glad the FR is able to be more diverse in its coverage of the CV than the main stream media.
Running with only a handful of official stories and angles leads to everyone drawing the same conclusion.
As annoying as people may sometimes find other people here, I think the site has done amazingly well and has been run-in 1-4 weeks ahead of world leaders win analysis, and 3-6 weeks ahead of the press.
Not that there is ever a consensus, but people can pick through and draw their own conclusions.
JR—thank you very much.
He did die after consuming chloroquine... but after consuming a massive amount of it, horribly mis-guessing how much he should take.
My kid works in a lab with a fish tank for decoration. I suggested she hide her tank cleaner as people have already taken all the masks and sanitizers. She said, no worry, as the stuff is chemically different and toxic.
She may have to hide it anyway.
The truth hasn’t mattered to the liberal media in decades.
This will set back the FDA approval quite a bit.
I’d guess he’s in hiding, after the discovery and publication of his two (2) butt kissy love letters to Shrillary Klintoon. How does anyone put ANY credence to anything says after THAT?
the twitchy writeup doesn’t make any sense to me.
twitchy points to this as being the correct statement from banner health:
“A man has died and his wife is under critical care after the couple, both in their 60s, ingested chloroquine phosphate, an additive commonly used at aquariums to clean fish tanks. “
But this is the same active ingredient that treats malaria, that is being talked about. twitchy talks as if it can’t be the same thing because it is used to treat fish tanks. But there are lots of antiobiotics and other pharmaceuticals that are made to treat both humans and fish. Fish mox for example is an antibiotic sold for both.
President Trump: "We must try hydroxychloroquine & azithromycin."
The Media: "That's false hope! It's not approved for use yet!"
New York Gov. Cuomo: "We must try hydroxychloroquine & azithromycin."
The Media: "This is real leadership! What a fantastic idea!"— Emerald Robinson ✝️ (@EmeraldRobinson) March 23, 2020
I SECOND THAT !!!!
Thank YOU , Mr. Robinson.
And I just sent another $20 to FR.
well Trump said “take chloroquine, it’s the cure,” and the package said chloroquine. My personal opinion remains that the medical advice should really be given by the medical professionals.
The media is setting up the next talking point: “This man died because he listened to Donald Trump and took chloroquine.”
Yes!
Enlightened discussion is how we learn!
Thank you good sir.
thank you, JR!! (Ugh.. keep forgetting to donate so going to do it now! )
This virus is the great hope for the Democrats. The economy is being trashed not to save lives but to get President Trump unelected. Anything that threatens to get things back on track will be discredited.
He did NOT die taking hydrocloroquine. He died from ingesting chloroquine phosphate which is a toxic aquarium cleaner, not unlike the phosphate detergents they banned years ago. Just because they have the same base name does not mean they are the same or have any of the same effects. How much he took is irrelevant. He ingested a known poison only marginally related to the drug in base molecular structure. But, stupidity reigns supreme in the middle of the zombie apocalypse.
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