Go for the jugular — they’re going for ours

“Man is not the enemy of man, but through the medium of a false system of government.” — Thomas Paine, Rights of Man, Part First

When we look at the aggressions of governments here and abroad for the past 19 months, it’s hard to believe more of us aren’t dead.  

It began with the hysterical promotion of lockdowns, business closures, and the necessity of masks and staying distant from others, which spiked rates of broken marriages, suicide, alcoholism, small business bankruptcy, unemployment, and depression.  The hysteria was based in part on the high rate of infection, shown to be grossly exaggerated with the RT-PCR tests conducted with unwarranted high cycle thresholds. The WHO finally admitted high thresholds were producing false positives moments after Biden was inaugurated on January 20, vanquishing what remained of the public’s trust in public health agencies.

As for those who got sick, the unreality became more intense. How is it possible certified physicians fail to prescribe effective treatments for their covid patients?  It isn’t.  Yet, insanely, it was and still is the norm.  The established protocol says if you get covid symptoms stay home and try to get better.  If your condition deteriorates, check into a hospital with its ventilators and the experimental drug, remdesivir (marketed as Veklury), which can cost as much as $3,120 for a standard five-day treatment.   There are variations, but remdesivir, corticosteroids, and ventilation are the pillars of hospital treatment.  More recently, your hospital might have a diminished staff since the intransigent unvaccinated have been let go.  

But you might not even get checked in.  Hospitals are seriously considering denying unvaccinated patients treatment based on the claim they’re being “overwhelmed” with patients.  “Why should precious lifesaving resources go to those who refuse to protect themselves against COVID-19?”  

“Precious lifesaving resources” presumably includes ventilation.  One hospital’s chief clinician said a patient’s chances of survival after being put on a ventilator is roughly 50-50 or worse.  Given that the vaccinated are also prone to hospitalization, in some studies even higher than the unvaccinated due to antibody-dependent enhancement, one wonders who is being penalized?

Vaccines and only vaccines

Since December 14, 2020 “protection” is defined as vaccination, and only vaccination.  “Vaccines” don’t cost patients out-of-pocket money but given VAERS data showing them to be far and away the most lethal ever released on the public, it makes sense for people to consider the risks before deciding to get jabbed.  For that, “informed consent” has been relegated to a homework assignment few people are willing to do.

But it’s not hard to find: 

Source: https://covexit.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/slides_Dr_Rose_talk.pdf

Are the experimental vaccines the best we can do?  No.  Among others we have ivermectin, a safe and effective covid treatment that is Public Enemy No. 1 to vaccine crusaders..  The FDA even issued an insolent tweet on August 21, admonishing the hicks to quit taking horse medicine. 

The FDA’s claim that ivermectin is insufficiently tested for covid collapses when one views this video from Dr. Paul Marik along with the results of the northern state of Uttar Pradesh in India, where, unlike the US, covid is now a thing of the past.  The studies are in and the verdict is clear.  

Patients are lying in hospital beds on ventilators, their families prevented from visiting them, when they could be receiving a cheap, safe, and lifesaving drug.  Some hospitals are waving the white flag and giving end-of-life comfort care instead of trying ivermectin.  Many could’ve avoided getting sick altogether if ivermectin had been prescribed as a routine prophylactic protocol. 

From Dr. Marik’s presentation:

 

The CDC rejects studies showing ivermectin works and is safe:

 

Source: https://c19ivermectin.com

Hospital protocol for treating covid patients includes dexamethasone and remdesivir.  Yet according to NIH guidelines, 

The safety and efficacy of using remdesivir plus dexamethasone for the treatment of COVID-19 have not been rigorously evaluated in clinical trials. Despite the lack of clinical trial data, there is a theoretical rationale for combining remdesivir and dexamethasone.

Funny how they couldn’t find a “theoretical rationale” for using ivermectin, along with other treatments.

Both dexamethasone and ivermectin have been around for a long time, and both are on the WHO’s list of essential medicines.  Ivermectin has been called a horse medicine, but dexamethasone has been used for treating horses as well, along with dairy and beef cattle.  And dexamethasone is an immunosuppressant, whereas ivermectin is not. 

What does all this add up to?

With nearly 45% of FDA’s funding coming from “industry user fees,” there’s no question that Pfizer et. al. have a voice in what gets promoted and what gets dissed.  See “Covid vaccine profits mint 9 new pharma billionaires.”  

But it gets worse.  Vaccine mandates, coupled with social media’s attack on vaccine criticism, point to a darker agenda than illicit profit-seeking.  Let’s not ignore the UN’s 2030 agenda, though for now it’s just a rah-rah article about ending poverty, fostering peace, promoting sustainable development, and the rest of their high-sounding platitudes.  If they were authentically interested in these things, they would promote free markets. But authoritarians have no interest in any social arrangement they can’t control.

Most people don’t die or suffer adverse effects from the Covid shots, at least in the short-run, which means most people will have their vaccine IDs ready to resume life under state rules.  They can get on an airplane or shop for food, knowing they are immune from harassment or encampment.  They obeyed, they didn’t get killed or crippled, and they’re perfectly fine with their status even if the vaccines are no longer providing significant protection.  

The State is perfectly fine with their status, too.  You can’t get to 2030 with the help of those who “do their own research.”

Our enemy, the State

The myth still persists that the state and its many cohorts are looking out for our best interests. 

Do yourself and the world a favor and read Rothbard’s Anatomy of the State.  It removes the pixie dust from typical government analyses and can be read in one sitting.  The state is a predatory organization that produces nothing — or nothing but chaos.  It is not our friend or savior.  

It’s the state and its monopoly of violence that ultimately animates anti-liberty movements, including the covid agenda.  Voting to End the State is never on the State’s ballot.

There is a plausible solution, and it’s right in front of us.  Please see this and this for details. 

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If you find value in the author’s articles, please consider purchasing one or more of his products. George Ford Smith is the author of nine books, including The Flight of the Barbarous Relic, a novel about a renegade Fed chairman.  He is also a filmmaker whose works include Do Not Consent- Think OUTSIDE the voting booth, Last Day, and Risky Pinch Hitter.