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Right. ((Malarone (atovaquone and proguanil hydrochloride)) is a substitute for HCQ. And he wasn't President yet.(side note - a side effect is hallucinations.)

This will be boring at first but it builds to a point.

The medication was from 2008. He didn't take office until Jan. 2009. But met with certain world leaders in July just after receiving the D nomination. (Ok for him but not for Trump or Flynn?)

But where would you travel to require it? (Malaria drug)

List of countries, territories and areas1Vaccination requirements and recommendations for international travellers, including yellow fever and malaria

Where did he go in July requiring this medication? (only 2 nations visited require it for visiting)

In July 2008 Obama traveled to Kuwait, Afghanistan, Iraq, Jordan, the West Bank, Israel, Germany, France, and Britain. During the course of this trip he met with..." Nouri al-Maliki of Iraq...

Note: Nouri Al-Malikiw while living in Syria, he worked as a political officer for Dawa, developing close ties with Hezbollah and particularly with Islamic Republic Government of Iran, supporting that country's effort to topple Saddam's regime.

Now watch: (IRAQ)

On 22 April 2006, following close U.S. involvement in the selection of a new prime minister, al-Maliki's name arose from the four that had been interviewed by the CIA on their connections to Iran (the others including Hussein al-Shahristani and Ali al-Adeeb). United States Ambassador to Iraq Zalmay Khalilzad said that "[Maliki's] reputation is as someone who is independent of Iran."

(((note: rubbish!)))

Khalilzad also maintained that Iran "pressured everyone for Jaafari to stay". However, al-Maliki was the preferred candidate of Qasem Soleimani, the commander of the Quds Force, and it was Soleimani who brokered the deal between senior Shiite and Kurdish leaders that led to his election as Prime Minister.

SO... al-Maliki was the preferred choice of the CIA AND Qasem Soleimani! (((DEEP STATE))) What happened to Soleimani since then? (dead)

Isn't that interesting?

Now

This report explains more thoroughly----> (I will give some highlights and try to explain in plain language.

Ruth's Report
Thursday, May 28, 2020
General Michael Flynn

So they had a national election, (2010) Maliki lost and they were really convinced they'd be able to get rid of him.

Here's what happened: "Nouri al-Maliki, lost by 2 seats. And the bloc that won was a bloc called Iraqiya led by Ayad Allawi which campaigned on "NO" to sectarianism, really trying to move beyond this horrible sectarian fighting -- an Iraq for Iraqis and no sectarianism. And that message had attracted most of the Sunnis, a lot of the secular Shia and minority groups as well."

So when Biden made clear that the US position was to keep Maliki as prime minister, this caused a huge upset with Iraqiya. They began to fear that America was plotting with Iran in secret agreement.

So, in short, if anyone remembers, the Iraqi's had an election, and Maliki did not like the results, but was backed by JOE BIDEN anyway, despite losing.

Allawi campaigned on NO TO SECTARIANISM. What is going on in the U.S. right now? (A form of sectarianism) Yet Biden pulled for the loser of the real election!

"President Obama had designated Biden to be his point-man on Iraq" and was an utter failure? Or was it intentional? Of the few countries Obama visited prior to taking office, Iraq was one of them.

In short: What did Obama discuss with al-Maliki in 2008? (before he was President and before the November election)

"ISIS rose in Iraq because of Nouri al-Maliki's second term. Joe Biden made that second term possible."

NOTE this:
In 2007, unnamed U.S. military officers alleged al-Maliki was replacing Iraqi commanders who had cracked down on Shiite militias with party loyalists. An al-Maliki spokesman denied the allegation

Why did Obama REALLY get rid of General Fynn?