NEW STUDY : HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE WAS SAVING LIVES WHEN THEY BANNED IT

[tigres88]

I have NO IDEA what you are saying

The man was suffering dementia and loss of function.

Ah yes, the old "speaking from experience" piece!

 

[hopefultiger13]

Banned the drug because it was cheap and off patent.
Big Pharma wanted to have that patent drug money stream and people running the government for a brainless defunct Biden made it happen.

If you doubt what I say READ THE BOOKS BEING WRITTEN BY HIS HANDLERS who were making the decisions.

The man was suffering dementia and loss of function.

Speaking of dementia and loss of function... The FDA banned it on June 15th 2020. Remind us again who was President in 2020? AND if Biden was so brainless and defunct for allowing this in your opinion, explain to us how Trump was not to blame for it. Because you KNOW he wasn't, right?

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: FDA Revokes Emergency Use Authorization for Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine

COVID-19 Update: FDA Revokes Emergency Use Authorization

www.fda.gov

I'll hang up and listen...

 

[dpic73]

Banned the drug because it was cheap and off patent.
Big Pharma wanted to have that patent drug money stream and people running the government for a brainless defunct Biden made it happen.

If you doubt what I say READ THE BOOKS BEING WRITTEN BY HIS HANDLERS who were making the decisions.

The man was suffering dementia and loss of function.

It wasn't banned dummy, only for treatment of COVID because it wasn't an effective treatment, but the reason Trump pushed it anyway is because DA Peter Navarro bought up the world's supply.

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The US is now sitting on a pile of 66 million anti-malaria pills, hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine, after they were removed from emergency approval by the FDA. The FDA had originally approved both drugs for use in coronavirus patients on 28 March, and it was rushed to the former epicenter of...

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