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The rules are simple: they lie to us. We know they are lying to us. They know they are lying to us. They even know that we know they are lying to us. We know that they know that we know they are lying to us. They even know that we know that they know that we know they are lying to us. Yet they still lie to us.

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Diane...Thank you so much for this wonderful piece on Ivermectin and your launch of CoronaWise. I read it this morning and it shifted my simmering rage over COVID policies and media coverage in the direction of hopefulness.

Like you and many of the other commenters, I'm an ex-MSNBC viewer who can no longer watch its coverage of COVID. Last night, seemingly out of the blue, YouTube offered me a Chris Hayes segment on COVID, so I decided to check out what he's saying for the first time in months. I could only bear a few minutes watching him harness his admirable and passionate concern for his fellow citizens to a deeply misinformed and myopic perspective on COVID-related realities. It was beyond troubling...frightening actually, to see someone who I'd previously considered among the brightest and most open-minded and insightful TV news hosts exude what struck me as blind & ignorant rage directed at fellow citizens, many of whom have spent MANY hours trying to understand what's going on and to act accordingly (including trying to obtain Ivermectin for themselves and their loved ones). I wondered out loud to my wife whether he was suffering from COVID-fear-induced PTSD.

I'd love to be part of a group that tries to build on your open letter to Rachel Maddow, which is a great step forward. I think focusing on Ivermectin and the massive harms caused by the prohibitions against its use and the deception regarding its safety & effectiveness is among the most potent ways to challenge the Big Pharma-backed COVID narrative. Thinking about this I'm reminded of the debate over Ivermectin's use between Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Luis Garegnani, who wrote an op-ed opinion claiming it wasn't justified by the evidence. Kory came off as extremely well-informed, passionate and caring, while Garegnani appeared clueless and heartless, able to only repeat his concerns about methodological imperfections as justification for letting hundreds of thousands of people die.

https://trialsitenews.com/ivermectin-pros-vs-cons-dr-luis-garegnani-and-dr-pierre-kory-debate-the-issue/

I recently discovered another Substack publication you might check out if you haven't already: RESCUE by Michael Capuzzo. Michael seems to be a very good storyteller and I loved his three part series: The Drug that Cracked COVID." It focused on Ivermectin, the FLCCC and its leadership, particularly Dr. Kory.

Have you been in touch with FLCCC's media team? I think the two people running this are Joyce Kamen and Betsy Ashton. My sense, listening to some of their weekly Zoom updates, is that they'd welcome help in developing a coordinated strategy to get their message out and achieve on a larger scale what Dr. Kory achieved in his debate with Garegnani.

On a more personal note, a Kroger pharmacy that filled my prescription for Ivermectin in early July (which I used to follow FLCCC's I-MASK+ prevention protocol) told me on Saturday they wouldn't fill another one after recently instituting a new policy against prescribing it for COVID. It triggered the outrage I often feel about all this, and am trying to channel in constructive ways. Reading your post this morning was an inspiration and reminder that this is possible.

Thanks again...

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