What's amusing about that? You are a pioneer and a man ahead of his time. A man of vision. You are truly a renaissance man, and I'm nominating you for the Nobel Price in Medicine and Awesomness.
We can probly attribute your forward looking genius to your extensive and broad medical training. Can you tell me where you took it again, so I can fill in the blanks on the nomination form?
I may have inadvertently armed the haters, lol.
That's an odd term to use...'haters'. You see hate where there is only love. We love our fellow man so much that we weep to see them taken advantage of by the true haters. You know, the people that you're backing. They aren't called 'vax nazis' for nothin', you know.
What kind of people see death and destruction and slough it off as collateral damage for the greater good? There is no love on your side of the coin, only fear and hate.
So, yea. To call us 'haters' is to project and display a lack of understanding of the situation. I am disappoint.
in some countries hospital workers have been given HCQ and ivermectin to see if it would protect them from infection. It doesn’t seem to have worked, infection rates remained the same.
Link please. And while you're at it, provide a link regarding the numbers for the general population (not just hospital workers), with special attention to India. Thanks in advance.
That’s likely why enthusiasm has waned in the medical world
Again, you display a lack of understanding of the big picture. The 'lack of enthusiasm', as you call it, was a deliberate sabotage of Ivermectin and HCQ by your masters (CDC/NIH/Fauci, et al) for the express purpose of clearing the field for the rushed poison vax emergency authorization.
the freeper school of medicine which is certain that it’s a plot.
At this point, what you call the 'Freeper school of medicine' is more informed and trustworthy than the socialized, corrupt, and controlled 'medical community', politicians, fake news media, and wherever it is you get your government propaganda.
You would be wise to pay attention.
