I commend you for agreeing to a debate with Dr. Pierre Kory on ivermectin, Alex. I know I’ve been hard on you about this, but it is because I expected better from you.
Thank you all for your thoughtful and provocative comments! I squeezed this in between back-to-back deadlines so won’t have time to respond individually but wanted to let you know I appreciate your enthusiastic engagement and heartfelt contributions.
I just came across this letter from the BIRD Group (https://bird-group.org) and thought it made a beautiful complement to this piece:
I would like to share this highly informative resource from one of my subscribers, physicist John Droz, who describes it as “a compendium of EVERY Scientific Study on EVERY well-known COVID-19 treatment”:
Alex irks the hell out of me. He is the quintessential know it all because his parents lavished praise on how special their precious child was, opposed to the offspring of their friends and neighbors. But he’s the “ nebbish”. And so are his doting parents. Trust me. I’m very familiar with this dynamic, dating back to my own childhood through adulthood and social surround. It’s a caste system of sorts.
Alex is oh- so- much brighter than Drs. Malone, Alexander, McCullough, Risch, Atlas, Montagnier, Mullis , Battacharaya, Shiva, Kory , Levitt, Mikovits, Ionnides, Mercola, Yeadon… He’s much wiser and insightful than Huxley, Bradbury, Serling, Mathieson, Orwell ,Styron,Bertrand Russell, Hesse, Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky..Because Alex’s parents told him so, albeit without having delved into such genius.
He would have been Mike Wallace in the ‘58 Huxley interview. Sneering and patronizing.The ordinary challenging the extraordinary because he doesn’t have the exceptional spark of uniqueness.He knows it and he hates that he is limited.So he goes the route of smug denigration.
This has become all too common in the body politic and punditry. The few shining stars of the past and present who dared express outside the box pragmatism, skepticism or individualism.. Pat Moynihan, Scoop Jackson, Goldwater, Eisenhower, Welch were destroyed. By lies, slurs and completely false accusations.
The single current seated politicians with thought capacity are DeSantis and Ron Johnson, but DeSantis is a far better strategist and wholly understands the enemy driving force. The WEF, UN, BlackRock/Vanguard/StateStreet techno Kleptocorporate multinationals monopolism -,the real owners of Pharma, Silicon Valley, Wall Street,military industrial complex, media, Hollywood, supply chain, energy… the largest shareholders AND they own each other, both political parties and this group of elite psychopathic megalomaniacal eugenicists hate humanity and basically all things living
Serling was incredible. And his repeated reference to Chayefsky made him more so. He hit on all the points currently unraveling in ther societal downfall of this era. Destruction of family values, the gift of life and the beauty and wonder of birth, the all encroaching control of media sponsorship, false advertising, censorship, hedonism and virtue signaling.
He’s also proven that the Democrats haven’t changed. Back then they were the Dixiecrats fighting against exposing the ugliness of history. Today, the “ coastal elites” Democrats are whitewashing history and crafting their own fiction.
Unfortunately, the GOP is so culturally obtuse, they have very little grasp of either actual behind the scenes history nor the hydra manipulating and installing what is everything living. Sovereign.
The bill Biden signed Sept 12 as an EO has not even been mentioned. Our freedom and what makes us human. They are so hung up on abortion that the fact we are on the precipice of losing everything existing is staggering. The failure to stop the Ukraine/Russia jingoism, funding, NATO builup, propaganda and ignoring the global events… the protests in Netherlands, Canada, Iran, Sweden, Australia, NZ, Peru, Bolivia, the Covid scam , Gates, WEF Great Reset, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Medicine, Agenda 201, Event 201, Agenda 2030, the funding source of the migrant insurgency, the actual reason for the trans push on children, CRT, Great Reset/Build Back Better, Catholic Charities, ADL, NAACP, Open Society, CAIR, farming…. The whole fucking plan!
They are either imbecilic, incompetent, unaware, complicit , incompetent, corrupt, incurious, unread or any combination, but they are not worthy of holding office. If they cannot or will not expose this, who will?.
Jan 31, 2023·edited Jan 31, 2023Liked by Margaret Anna Alice
Gail, certainly you know that "breaking a few eggs to make an omelet" has evolved into breaking sovereign nations to make the global omelet.
They, the WEF and their ilk, honed their skills with Climate Change. This article I have found effective in getting very sincere miss-educated people who only listen to NPR or the Legacy media, to not only reconsider their views on "Climate "Change", but also on a host of other issues. It starts a tad slow, but heats up nicely.
Feb 1, 2023·edited Feb 1, 2023Liked by Margaret Anna Alice
Margaret, my posts are free and if you consider the perspective presented worthy to offer to your readers, you are welcome to do so. My site is NOT a news feed, and will only offer very occasional posts. I think your readers would enjoy the global warming post and perhaps the "Does Power Corrupt" post as well.
100% agree about Rod Serling—and Chayefsky! I feel “Network” is such a significant film for understanding what we’re experiencing now that I made it my first movie recommendation back when I still had time to do Recommendations Roundups (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/recommendations-roundup-1-predicting).
You are absolutely stellar, Margaret Mary! I’m long familiar with this disgraceful interview. Another sickening example of how such “ well- respected” iconic news media personalities have long sold out America- Walter Cronkite’s UN award acceptance speech denigrating the “ conspiracy theorists” warning of the UN’s true intent.
Which brings us right back to the Wallace interview of Huxley! And Serling!
Thank you for this excellent letter! It is shocking that Alex could not see all this! Makes you wonder. I left his sub stack after he denied ivermectin.
He sees it as clear as looking through glass. How could a journalist of his experience NOT see it? And this is where I find myself deeply dubious of his position.
Jul 24, 2022·edited Jul 27, 2022Liked by Margaret Anna Alice
Stick with RFK et al. Better bang for your buck, so to speak.
Berenson's mind is compromised on this vital point, hasn't bothered (too busy...) to listen to Tess Lawrie and Andrew Hill's recorded conversation, so what else must we question him about?
I really don't know. I quit him cold turkey after he dissed some important voices in the wilderness, and Ivermectin.
"Edited for fast finger typos and "not that smart" phone errors."
I tried to click like on your comment, U. G. It won't let me. Figures. Anyway, I agree with you. AB has feet of clay as far as I have been able to discern.
Jul 24, 2022·edited Jul 24, 2022Liked by Margaret Anna Alice
Following Steve Kirsch’s weekly Thursday calls, there is a Clubhouse room where the topics are discussed joined by several doctors, researchers and anyone else. Steve and his assistant are usually present as are some of his guests he’s interviewed. Last week Alex was not present so we took a deep dive into what may be fueling his resistance to the acceptance of IVM as a treatment and prevention method. The fact that Alex’s wife is an MD was brought up as a possibility considering the ugly bullying tactics used by the Pharma/Medical/Government mob to ensure that their interests are protected. Remember these early treatment drugs are a major thorn in their plan to vaccinate the whole world which they need to initiate the New World Order. Just look at the way they are attacking doctors for the crime(?) of saving people’s lives. We don’t know if any threats have been made to Alex or his wife but I certainly wouldn’t put it past them. Remember Alex was a writer for The NY Times, one of the elites’ main propaganda sources. His stance on IVM seems off. I’ve seen similar situations with others that cannot be explained that always raises the question of foul play.
ThAnk you, for sharing that info - and youR comment as well Heidi Heil!! AB and Ivermectin... has been SO unnerving, as IMO, there's NO way his position is one of true sincerity. His credentials as a journalist, his positive contributions on all oTHer aspects of the pLandemic... just doesn't add up!!
Controlled opposition had crossed my mind, along with threats to him, his family perhaps. His md wife now... ThAT I failed to consider. My gut tells me he's noT controlled opposition, but rather, due to a combo of his 'big pharma' associated md wife and hiS very impactful profession, the latter - nefarious actions/directives against him - seeeems to make the most sense. And if thAT's the case, WoW... so many emotions there, and spawns a whole oTHer rant, of which I'll spare y'all, haha...
Nice letter, thank you. I have found Berenson an odd character since the beginning, he has been very inconsistent. I cannot decide whether he is some sort of controlled opposition or if he has a bipolar disorder. I used to follow his Substack but I had to stop because he often was so condescending to his readers.
As you clearly stated, the dismissal of Ivermectin has been tragic. Berenson had an influential voice and he chose to oppose the use of Ivermectin…. Knowingly or not, he helped fuel the EUA shots.
Ya, except that some of us have researched narcissism a lot and do know narcissists in everything but actual diagnosis. But I haven't seen the same level of knowledge in people who throw around "autism" at public figures. Tbh I really think you need to know someone with them personally to understand both of these diagnoses.
I mentioned to my brother today what was in the Covid Care Kit we've been passing around and he said, "Ivermectin? The horse medicine?" He spent my mom's funeral at the other end of the pew, fully masked and standing 6 ft. away at the graveside service and leaving immediately after. But covid has been good for clarifying who we want in our lives, eh?
While I'm on the topic, can I say how much it sucked to have my mom shoved into a body bag in her nightgown, with the dress she'd wanted to be buried in draped on top? And to have more pallbearers than attendees? This was during the first winter resurgence, first of many, I'm sure.
Did I tell you my new realization that Covid is an acronym for Conformity Over Ideology? It's lazy virtue-signaling rather than putting in the work to figure out what you stand for and STANDING FOR IT. But my plane's 4 hrs delayed and I'm waxing maudlin ...
My dad died in July 2020, during the height of the so called pandemic... he served in the military during the Korean War and he was a great father for four children devoted husband and got nothing for his passing and I mean nothing his body was burned no markers no graveside know nothing... A year later we got to pass his ashes out on his favorite place but it still bothers me that I have nowhere to go to visit him...
Yeah, right? And at that point my mom had been isolated for almost a year, wheeled out of her room for an occasional hallway bingo. What was there to live for? They finally had lifted the SNF lockdown and my daughters and I traveled there for Thanksgiving, only to have the "biggest outbreak" exactly as they'd predicted. So we might as well have been a coast away.
And dying, fucking dying, with only swaddled robots around you, touched by latex, hearing muffled voices that might as well be on the TV for all their impersonal buzzing. I'm so sick of all the platitudes about how hard the pandemic is. Feeble-minded weak-willed go-with-the-flow spineless people are hard.
I have tried clicking like on so many of these responses to this letter to AB, and I am completely unable to click like. Anyone else having that problem wit the like buttons on this post?
That happens to me at Substack pretty often. I usually find that when I refresh the page, the heart is filled—it just doesn’t reflect it until you refresh.
Perhaps lighting a candle on special days might help as it has helped some. The flame reminds us of the Spirit and love that continues to burn in your heart, which is the most REAL place on earth. His vibrations are in all of you in the genes and blood and radiant memory. My dad is not localized in the earth either but in my heart like yours. 💜 your love for him is inspiring.
Oh that's so harsh, Heidi. So harsh. Losing your dad at 16 is such a deep injury and then to have that insult added to it. We're going to come out of this in a caring community. We really are. Things are breaking so fast.
I'm the family (if you can call it that, at this point) pariah too.
Small but stoic club.
Also, condolences. Bloody AWFUL story about your poor mum. 😢
As my cousin said, regarding how her mother was treated in "care", and who eventually died from LONELINESS and pure neglect, (but I suspect more to the point, shortly after her 1st jab... JMHO.)
"Inhumane".
Dogs are better treated, and removed from "inhumane" conditions STAT...
What they did with our elderly in locked down captivity: CRIMINAL.
Excellent letter! All I can say is I know at least a dozen people who used "the horse paste" and recovered from "covid" in days. Put that in contrast with the 7 people I know personally who *haven't* recovered from the permanent side effects they received from the so-called "safe and effective vaccine". There is really no debate in my opinion. The shots maim and/or kill people. Ivermectin *is* safe and effective. And let's pretend that it isn't for a moment... even if it improves someone's state of mind while they battle illness without causing irreversible damage to their bodies, isn't that a good thing? And shouldn't this award winning medicine be available to an adult who chooses it? I am shocked that these bought and paid for shills of big pharma would rather people die and/or lose their liberty than waiver one millimeter from their religious dogma. Personally, I've really had enough of all of it.
no be careful with that, sometimes it has polyethylene glycol which is the same substance encasing the lipid nanoparticles. 70% of humans are allergic. can cause anaphylatic shock. stick with the human version which is super safe
My family of 6 has been dosing with it regularly both prophylactically and for exposure/treatment doses for 2+ years, and we are doing well. Thanks for the warning though!
polyethylene glycol is the active ingredient in antifreeze. propylene glycol is a preservative - and you're right we should avoid it along with all processed food!
Propylene glycol is used in antifreeze but is non toxic. Ethylene glycol is also used in antifreeze and IS toxic to ingest. PG metabolizes to lactic acid which is why it can be used in foods, but in small amounts. I still wouldn't consume it, though. PEG, which is in the shots, is Polyethylene glycol, which is another thing altogether and doesn't belong in anyone's bloodstream.
I had one compounding pharmacy want to charge me $8.50 per pill locally. I got real bitchy at them for taking advantage of the situation. I found one that charged half that locally.
I’m not sure why Berenson hasn’t connected the dots regarding the systematic suppression of and lies about the efficacy of Ivermectin. When he mentioned his wife’s a doctor, I couldn’t help but wonder if that’s his block, an emotional one.
But I was astounded when he said he’d never try Ivermectin, even if his life was at stake. Why would you close your options at that point?
Well, as the Bible says, (Proverbs, 16:18) “Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.”
I can't even guess at what his motives are, but can only think perhaps it undermines his belief in "science"...aka random controlled double blind placebo studies...which to some people (who are really bad at statistics, and I know because I am one of them) one has to take on trust (not me i learned how to take them apart, took stats twice, quant methods, hated it best thing I ever did for myself)
It is very hard to give up the one thing that one can believe in, because it might shake his faith in a lot of other beliefs stemming from science...maybe even he believes in no God? Lots of people do not believe in God, and have put their trust in science and logic and reason...
perhaps he can accept that reason and logic have failed, but not this particular branch of science. Because then he would be left in a world in which he has nothing,..not reason, logic, science or a God....That's kinda like looking into the Abyss..
Beautiful post and I agree entirely. Alex has done good work and I originally took out an annual subscription to his Substack but I cancelled it in protest when he wrote his ridiculous post about the Gates-sponsored, designed to fail, Together study. I don’t understand why he has this blind spot but I know we all do from time to time. I’d be so happy to see him review the evidence and admit he’s wrong. Might even renew my paid subscription!
He actually damaged 5 substack writers, because I felt I had found a home and was fully intending to take 5 paid subs. Just a matter of deciding which 5...
But he drove home to me how you can't trust anyone in the media, even substack. Now every time I think "this writer is awesome, I should pay for a sub.." I remember that twat and lose the desire. He's like some kind of cock block
There are so many altruistic and humanitarian writers here on Substack without which many of us would not be as educated as we are on all things related to the pandemic. We have our own resident doctors,scientists, immunologists, virologists, mathematicians and statisticians, psychologists, comedians, and wonderfully eloquent and poignant writers at our disposal, people who express truth in a way that makes us all feel like we’re a part of something bigger. These are the people helping keep free speech alive and strong.
Why buy the cow if the milk is for free? Substack is kind of try before you buy. I’ve not been disappointed, even when subscribing monthly to try for a price of a cup of coffee. I am overwhelmed and thankful to this community for generosity of shared knowledge, research, stats, humor. Brilliant stuff. Now instead I could be looking at the headlines for my feed at msm to see how the other half lives, oh geesh, I just did… “Chess robot grabs and breaks finger of seven-year-old opponent” sorry kid that’ll teach him…next generation prototyper for the more gentler robot.
this is brilliantly-stated advice to Alex.. agreed that Dr Kory was very diplomatic in his approach, which appeared effortless, for at least 2 reasons:
(1) likely due to years of practice applying research data to his practice FBO his patients and
(2) the incredibly APPROPRIATE use of IVM that he was advocating-- with any research at all, the drug basically SELLS itself.
i find it amazing how i graduated in '09 and had no idea about all the potential benefits of IVM... maybe IVM can get some of the "HARM" out of big pHARMa's reputation? not that they care to do the right thing... obviously... corporations and entities can't change--PEOPLE CAN CHANGE... that's our hope for AB...
Jul 24, 2022·edited Jul 24, 2022Liked by Margaret Anna Alice
reposted to my fb page. thank you.
My hubby will never be convinced that Ivermecin is for real due to all the mainstream media. He represents all the leftys who truly want to believe our gov. and big pharma really have our best interests at heart and that science can not be corrupted. That was what he was taught in science classes in college in the late 60's so it must still be true.
At least he loves you enough that he tried it instead of kicking you out of the house like has happened to so many couples. To me, that says that not all hope is lost. :-)
Beautifully written, Margaret. If I had to guess, I’d say that Alex dismisses ivermectin because, like me, he is somewhat egocentric and realized from early on that demographically he’s at zero risk from Covid. It’s not rational, but it creates a blind-spot for him.
Thank you all for your thoughtful and provocative comments! I squeezed this in between back-to-back deadlines so won’t have time to respond individually but wanted to let you know I appreciate your enthusiastic engagement and heartfelt contributions.
I just came across this letter from the BIRD Group (https://bird-group.org) and thought it made a beautiful complement to this piece:
https://bird-group.org/letter-to-alex-berenson
I would like to share this highly informative resource from one of my subscribers, physicist John Droz, who describes it as “a compendium of EVERY Scientific Study on EVERY well-known COVID-19 treatment”:
https://c19science.info/FDA_Drug_Approvals2.htm
The website itself offers a wealth of evidence-based resources:
https://www.c19science.info/
ty MAA ❤️ here is a link to an incredible video on masks found in 2 seconds on the 2nd link... MUST WATCH imho:
https://rumble.com/vvsemb-masks-science-or-political-science.html
m@$ks have contributed to "cognitive inhibition" per a recent PhD eval i had... it's a CRIME to force suffocation on anyone!
thank you for the link to the excellent letter from the bird group!
Alex irks the hell out of me. He is the quintessential know it all because his parents lavished praise on how special their precious child was, opposed to the offspring of their friends and neighbors. But he’s the “ nebbish”. And so are his doting parents. Trust me. I’m very familiar with this dynamic, dating back to my own childhood through adulthood and social surround. It’s a caste system of sorts.
Alex is oh- so- much brighter than Drs. Malone, Alexander, McCullough, Risch, Atlas, Montagnier, Mullis , Battacharaya, Shiva, Kory , Levitt, Mikovits, Ionnides, Mercola, Yeadon… He’s much wiser and insightful than Huxley, Bradbury, Serling, Mathieson, Orwell ,Styron,Bertrand Russell, Hesse, Tolstoy, Dostoyevsky..Because Alex’s parents told him so, albeit without having delved into such genius.
He would have been Mike Wallace in the ‘58 Huxley interview. Sneering and patronizing.The ordinary challenging the extraordinary because he doesn’t have the exceptional spark of uniqueness.He knows it and he hates that he is limited.So he goes the route of smug denigration.
This has become all too common in the body politic and punditry. The few shining stars of the past and present who dared express outside the box pragmatism, skepticism or individualism.. Pat Moynihan, Scoop Jackson, Goldwater, Eisenhower, Welch were destroyed. By lies, slurs and completely false accusations.
The single current seated politicians with thought capacity are DeSantis and Ron Johnson, but DeSantis is a far better strategist and wholly understands the enemy driving force. The WEF, UN, BlackRock/Vanguard/StateStreet techno Kleptocorporate multinationals monopolism -,the real owners of Pharma, Silicon Valley, Wall Street,military industrial complex, media, Hollywood, supply chain, energy… the largest shareholders AND they own each other, both political parties and this group of elite psychopathic megalomaniacal eugenicists hate humanity and basically all things living
🎯
Your excellent point about Mike Wallace reminded me of his even more sneering and patronizing interview of Rod Serling:
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydXkZ_hDztc
Serling was incredible. And his repeated reference to Chayefsky made him more so. He hit on all the points currently unraveling in ther societal downfall of this era. Destruction of family values, the gift of life and the beauty and wonder of birth, the all encroaching control of media sponsorship, false advertising, censorship, hedonism and virtue signaling.
He’s also proven that the Democrats haven’t changed. Back then they were the Dixiecrats fighting against exposing the ugliness of history. Today, the “ coastal elites” Democrats are whitewashing history and crafting their own fiction.
Unfortunately, the GOP is so culturally obtuse, they have very little grasp of either actual behind the scenes history nor the hydra manipulating and installing what is everything living. Sovereign.
The bill Biden signed Sept 12 as an EO has not even been mentioned. Our freedom and what makes us human. They are so hung up on abortion that the fact we are on the precipice of losing everything existing is staggering. The failure to stop the Ukraine/Russia jingoism, funding, NATO builup, propaganda and ignoring the global events… the protests in Netherlands, Canada, Iran, Sweden, Australia, NZ, Peru, Bolivia, the Covid scam , Gates, WEF Great Reset, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Medicine, Agenda 201, Event 201, Agenda 2030, the funding source of the migrant insurgency, the actual reason for the trans push on children, CRT, Great Reset/Build Back Better, Catholic Charities, ADL, NAACP, Open Society, CAIR, farming…. The whole fucking plan!
They are either imbecilic, incompetent, unaware, complicit , incompetent, corrupt, incurious, unread or any combination, but they are not worthy of holding office. If they cannot or will not expose this, who will?.
Gail, certainly you know that "breaking a few eggs to make an omelet" has evolved into breaking sovereign nations to make the global omelet.
They, the WEF and their ilk, honed their skills with Climate Change. This article I have found effective in getting very sincere miss-educated people who only listen to NPR or the Legacy media, to not only reconsider their views on "Climate "Change", but also on a host of other issues. It starts a tad slow, but heats up nicely.
.https://open.substack.com/pub/anderdaa7/p/global-warming?r=slvym&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Margaret, my posts are free and if you consider the perspective presented worthy to offer to your readers, you are welcome to do so. My site is NOT a news feed, and will only offer very occasional posts. I think your readers would enjoy the global warming post and perhaps the "Does Power Corrupt" post as well.
https://open.substack.com/pub/anderdaa7/p/does-absolute-power-corrupt?r=slvym&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
100% agree about Rod Serling—and Chayefsky! I feel “Network” is such a significant film for understanding what we’re experiencing now that I made it my first movie recommendation back when I still had time to do Recommendations Roundups (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/recommendations-roundup-1-predicting).
You are absolutely stellar, Margaret Mary! I’m long familiar with this disgraceful interview. Another sickening example of how such “ well- respected” iconic news media personalities have long sold out America- Walter Cronkite’s UN award acceptance speech denigrating the “ conspiracy theorists” warning of the UN’s true intent.
Which brings us right back to the Wallace interview of Huxley! And Serling!
Thank you for this excellent letter! It is shocking that Alex could not see all this! Makes you wonder. I left his sub stack after he denied ivermectin.
Alex never understood the timing of Ivermectin as it pertains to viral replication. Awesome letter MAA, thanku.
I did the same few months ago after he denied Ivermectin and insulted to Dr. Malone, saying that he was not part of the mRNA technology.
I did after he insulted those of us who put this info in front of his face...
I left after he disrespected Dr. Robert Malone on a news program. He appears too arrogant and sure of himself to see the truth.
Same here. Left the compromised narcissistic Bi-polar PRICK o error his Ivermectin debacle.
Berenson doesn't know it YET but that was the end of his credibility when he on live TV (Tucker) personally attacked Dr. Malone.
He sees it as clear as looking through glass. How could a journalist of his experience NOT see it? And this is where I find myself deeply dubious of his position.
Same
I left after he said pot caused school shootings.
I never trusted Berenson. His inability to parse the data on ivermectin further reinforces my distrust of him. And he comes off like a smug asshole.
It does seem like he is hedging his bets, almost like he wants to be let back into the club.
Lock the doors.
i like your name, Unjabbed Gypsy!
I agree. But, he was a voice for children. I am a father of two. So, I respect him in that sense.
While I don't agree with him, we have to admit he did stick his neck out.
Stick with RFK et al. Better bang for your buck, so to speak.
Berenson's mind is compromised on this vital point, hasn't bothered (too busy...) to listen to Tess Lawrie and Andrew Hill's recorded conversation, so what else must we question him about?
I really don't know. I quit him cold turkey after he dissed some important voices in the wilderness, and Ivermectin.
"Edited for fast finger typos and "not that smart" phone errors."
I tried to click like on your comment, U. G. It won't let me. Figures. Anyway, I agree with you. AB has feet of clay as far as I have been able to discern.
He was busy getting donations to fund Twitter free speech lawsuit, which he settled and kept all the funds!
Agree. I finished RFK's book a couple of months ago.
Meticulous and terrifying.
married to a westchester doctor. your guess as good as mine whether she took the deathvaxx, at least he hasn't poisoned his kids.
Following Steve Kirsch’s weekly Thursday calls, there is a Clubhouse room where the topics are discussed joined by several doctors, researchers and anyone else. Steve and his assistant are usually present as are some of his guests he’s interviewed. Last week Alex was not present so we took a deep dive into what may be fueling his resistance to the acceptance of IVM as a treatment and prevention method. The fact that Alex’s wife is an MD was brought up as a possibility considering the ugly bullying tactics used by the Pharma/Medical/Government mob to ensure that their interests are protected. Remember these early treatment drugs are a major thorn in their plan to vaccinate the whole world which they need to initiate the New World Order. Just look at the way they are attacking doctors for the crime(?) of saving people’s lives. We don’t know if any threats have been made to Alex or his wife but I certainly wouldn’t put it past them. Remember Alex was a writer for The NY Times, one of the elites’ main propaganda sources. His stance on IVM seems off. I’ve seen similar situations with others that cannot be explained that always raises the question of foul play.
ThAnk you, for sharing that info - and youR comment as well Heidi Heil!! AB and Ivermectin... has been SO unnerving, as IMO, there's NO way his position is one of true sincerity. His credentials as a journalist, his positive contributions on all oTHer aspects of the pLandemic... just doesn't add up!!
Controlled opposition had crossed my mind, along with threats to him, his family perhaps. His md wife now... ThAT I failed to consider. My gut tells me he's noT controlled opposition, but rather, due to a combo of his 'big pharma' associated md wife and hiS very impactful profession, the latter - nefarious actions/directives against him - seeeems to make the most sense. And if thAT's the case, WoW... so many emotions there, and spawns a whole oTHer rant, of which I'll spare y'all, haha...
for all we know, she could be totally for it. could be fear of guilt by association
Nice letter, thank you. I have found Berenson an odd character since the beginning, he has been very inconsistent. I cannot decide whether he is some sort of controlled opposition or if he has a bipolar disorder. I used to follow his Substack but I had to stop because he often was so condescending to his readers.
As you clearly stated, the dismissal of Ivermectin has been tragic. Berenson had an influential voice and he chose to oppose the use of Ivermectin…. Knowingly or not, he helped fuel the EUA shots.
Agree!!!
Autistic. (High functioning Aspi.)
Based on what?
Honestly....its getting thrown around like the term 'narcissist " lately.
Ya, except that some of us have researched narcissism a lot and do know narcissists in everything but actual diagnosis. But I haven't seen the same level of knowledge in people who throw around "autism" at public figures. Tbh I really think you need to know someone with them personally to understand both of these diagnoses.
You make my point... the casual , inaccurate,and abundant toss of terms waters down their validity.
" That's raaaaacist!" Comes to mind.
Replied to Margaret Alice in error.
Saying:
Didn't understand the question.
"Based on what", in what context? Cannot find the comment...
Please advise?
Thanks.
Don't understand your question Margaret.
Kindly illuminate me? Can't find the comment you've replied to. (Been searching.)
Thank you.
Would be more than happy to respond, if I knew what you were referencing. ❤
Do you have me confused with another commenter? I don’t think I asked a question (that I recall, anyway ;-)
Found the commentor in question.
Thanks for the heads up!
Could be, will recheck my inbox.
Meanwhile:
Did you hear this? (Referencing a comment I posted earlier...)
https://youtu.be/f_lSCq6nB3Q
I haven't, but thanks for the link!
I mentioned to my brother today what was in the Covid Care Kit we've been passing around and he said, "Ivermectin? The horse medicine?" He spent my mom's funeral at the other end of the pew, fully masked and standing 6 ft. away at the graveside service and leaving immediately after. But covid has been good for clarifying who we want in our lives, eh?
While I'm on the topic, can I say how much it sucked to have my mom shoved into a body bag in her nightgown, with the dress she'd wanted to be buried in draped on top? And to have more pallbearers than attendees? This was during the first winter resurgence, first of many, I'm sure.
Did I tell you my new realization that Covid is an acronym for Conformity Over Ideology? It's lazy virtue-signaling rather than putting in the work to figure out what you stand for and STANDING FOR IT. But my plane's 4 hrs delayed and I'm waxing maudlin ...
My dad died in July 2020, during the height of the so called pandemic... he served in the military during the Korean War and he was a great father for four children devoted husband and got nothing for his passing and I mean nothing his body was burned no markers no graveside know nothing... A year later we got to pass his ashes out on his favorite place but it still bothers me that I have nowhere to go to visit him...
Yeah, right? And at that point my mom had been isolated for almost a year, wheeled out of her room for an occasional hallway bingo. What was there to live for? They finally had lifted the SNF lockdown and my daughters and I traveled there for Thanksgiving, only to have the "biggest outbreak" exactly as they'd predicted. So we might as well have been a coast away.
And dying, fucking dying, with only swaddled robots around you, touched by latex, hearing muffled voices that might as well be on the TV for all their impersonal buzzing. I'm so sick of all the platitudes about how hard the pandemic is. Feeble-minded weak-willed go-with-the-flow spineless people are hard.
I have tried clicking like on so many of these responses to this letter to AB, and I am completely unable to click like. Anyone else having that problem wit the like buttons on this post?
That happens to me at Substack pretty often. I usually find that when I refresh the page, the heart is filled—it just doesn’t reflect it until you refresh.
Same here. When we refresh, the heart is filled. When we reflect, the heart is filled.
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So true, Tereza! 💓
Perhaps lighting a candle on special days might help as it has helped some. The flame reminds us of the Spirit and love that continues to burn in your heart, which is the most REAL place on earth. His vibrations are in all of you in the genes and blood and radiant memory. My dad is not localized in the earth either but in my heart like yours. 💜 your love for him is inspiring.
Very sorry you went through that.
COVID policy has deeply affected everybody. The same "powers that be" now have a radically different Covid policy that, IMV, warrants more attention...https://open.substack.com/pub/anderdaa7/p/covid-policy-2020-vs-2023-and-prophylactics?r=slvym&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
I'm so sorry for your loss. You can still get a headstone for him at a national cemetary. You need his paperwork to prove his service.
Oh that's so harsh, Heidi. So harsh. Losing your dad at 16 is such a deep injury and then to have that insult added to it. We're going to come out of this in a caring community. We really are. Things are breaking so fast.
Oh Heidi Heil I’m so sorry.
Condolences on your loss. Get the feeling you love that brother and I hope you get to see his face smiling at you soon.
Poor you Tereza. (Coraggio=COURAGE]
I'm the family (if you can call it that, at this point) pariah too.
Small but stoic club.
Also, condolences. Bloody AWFUL story about your poor mum. 😢
As my cousin said, regarding how her mother was treated in "care", and who eventually died from LONELINESS and pure neglect, (but I suspect more to the point, shortly after her 1st jab... JMHO.)
"Inhumane".
Dogs are better treated, and removed from "inhumane" conditions STAT...
What they did with our elderly in locked down captivity: CRIMINAL.
Excellent letter! All I can say is I know at least a dozen people who used "the horse paste" and recovered from "covid" in days. Put that in contrast with the 7 people I know personally who *haven't* recovered from the permanent side effects they received from the so-called "safe and effective vaccine". There is really no debate in my opinion. The shots maim and/or kill people. Ivermectin *is* safe and effective. And let's pretend that it isn't for a moment... even if it improves someone's state of mind while they battle illness without causing irreversible damage to their bodies, isn't that a good thing? And shouldn't this award winning medicine be available to an adult who chooses it? I am shocked that these bought and paid for shills of big pharma would rather people die and/or lose their liberty than waiver one millimeter from their religious dogma. Personally, I've really had enough of all of it.
Sadly i had to pay $10 per pill but the were shipped from outside the USA
Horse paste is 100% fine. It’s the same medicine. MD friends & family just take the horse paste. Much cheaper & simpler.
no be careful with that, sometimes it has polyethylene glycol which is the same substance encasing the lipid nanoparticles. 70% of humans are allergic. can cause anaphylatic shock. stick with the human version which is super safe
My family of 6 has been dosing with it regularly both prophylactically and for exposure/treatment doses for 2+ years, and we are doing well. Thanks for the warning though!
Do you like the apple flavored? its my favorite.
We are all aware it has to contain only IVM, nothing else (oh except apple flavoring).
polyethylene glycol is the active ingredient in antifreeze. propylene glycol is a preservative - and you're right we should avoid it along with all processed food!
Propylene glycol is used in antifreeze but is non toxic. Ethylene glycol is also used in antifreeze and IS toxic to ingest. PG metabolizes to lactic acid which is why it can be used in foods, but in small amounts. I still wouldn't consume it, though. PEG, which is in the shots, is Polyethylene glycol, which is another thing altogether and doesn't belong in anyone's bloodstream.
I had one compounding pharmacy want to charge me $8.50 per pill locally. I got real bitchy at them for taking advantage of the situation. I found one that charged half that locally.
Where, more or less, would that be?
Asking for a friend... 😉
The state of TN now sells it.
Cracked me up. Too funny.
https://www.reliablerxpharmacy.com/
Reasonable price here but it takes about three weeks to receive...
Ivermectin is not the only thing that Alex has closed his eye to and has remained ignorant. Great letter!
I’m not sure why Berenson hasn’t connected the dots regarding the systematic suppression of and lies about the efficacy of Ivermectin. When he mentioned his wife’s a doctor, I couldn’t help but wonder if that’s his block, an emotional one.
But I was astounded when he said he’d never try Ivermectin, even if his life was at stake. Why would you close your options at that point?
Well, as the Bible says, (Proverbs, 16:18) “Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall.”
He never understood viral replication and timing of drug( my opinion)
Bet you are right. There's a chip missing or not functioning in his brain.
I can't even guess at what his motives are, but can only think perhaps it undermines his belief in "science"...aka random controlled double blind placebo studies...which to some people (who are really bad at statistics, and I know because I am one of them) one has to take on trust (not me i learned how to take them apart, took stats twice, quant methods, hated it best thing I ever did for myself)
It is very hard to give up the one thing that one can believe in, because it might shake his faith in a lot of other beliefs stemming from science...maybe even he believes in no God? Lots of people do not believe in God, and have put their trust in science and logic and reason...
perhaps he can accept that reason and logic have failed, but not this particular branch of science. Because then he would be left in a world in which he has nothing,..not reason, logic, science or a God....That's kinda like looking into the Abyss..
Beautiful post and I agree entirely. Alex has done good work and I originally took out an annual subscription to his Substack but I cancelled it in protest when he wrote his ridiculous post about the Gates-sponsored, designed to fail, Together study. I don’t understand why he has this blind spot but I know we all do from time to time. I’d be so happy to see him review the evidence and admit he’s wrong. Might even renew my paid subscription!
I wont renew mine. Something isn’t right about him. Don’t trust him.
He actually damaged 5 substack writers, because I felt I had found a home and was fully intending to take 5 paid subs. Just a matter of deciding which 5...
But he drove home to me how you can't trust anyone in the media, even substack. Now every time I think "this writer is awesome, I should pay for a sub.." I remember that twat and lose the desire. He's like some kind of cock block
😆😿 Don’t judge us all by him! We’re all individuals and should stand or fall based on our own merit :-)
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There are so many altruistic and humanitarian writers here on Substack without which many of us would not be as educated as we are on all things related to the pandemic. We have our own resident doctors,scientists, immunologists, virologists, mathematicians and statisticians, psychologists, comedians, and wonderfully eloquent and poignant writers at our disposal, people who express truth in a way that makes us all feel like we’re a part of something bigger. These are the people helping keep free speech alive and strong.
Why buy the cow if the milk is for free? Substack is kind of try before you buy. I’ve not been disappointed, even when subscribing monthly to try for a price of a cup of coffee. I am overwhelmed and thankful to this community for generosity of shared knowledge, research, stats, humor. Brilliant stuff. Now instead I could be looking at the headlines for my feed at msm to see how the other half lives, oh geesh, I just did… “Chess robot grabs and breaks finger of seven-year-old opponent” sorry kid that’ll teach him…next generation prototyper for the more gentler robot.
Yep Substack has become my primary source of information, and screen time in general. I wish in could afford subscriptions to everyone I read.
That chess headline sounds frightening…I guess like most things in MSM 😱
I did the same.
i think his blind spot is filled with a green substance....feels like to me....am I wrong?
That’s another one … benefits Big Pharma, too, interestingly.
Same here.
this is brilliantly-stated advice to Alex.. agreed that Dr Kory was very diplomatic in his approach, which appeared effortless, for at least 2 reasons:
(1) likely due to years of practice applying research data to his practice FBO his patients and
(2) the incredibly APPROPRIATE use of IVM that he was advocating-- with any research at all, the drug basically SELLS itself.
i find it amazing how i graduated in '09 and had no idea about all the potential benefits of IVM... maybe IVM can get some of the "HARM" out of big pHARMa's reputation? not that they care to do the right thing... obviously... corporations and entities can't change--PEOPLE CAN CHANGE... that's our hope for AB...
Yes! people can change and even for the better. 😊
reposted to my fb page. thank you.
My hubby will never be convinced that Ivermecin is for real due to all the mainstream media. He represents all the leftys who truly want to believe our gov. and big pharma really have our best interests at heart and that science can not be corrupted. That was what he was taught in science classes in college in the late 60's so it must still be true.
PS: when we both finally got Omicron in April 2022 he took it at my urging. But he denies it helped.
At least he loves you enough that he tried it instead of kicking you out of the house like has happened to so many couples. To me, that says that not all hope is lost. :-)
"Meglio sola che mal accompagnata."
Copy and paste into an online translator.
Old Italian adage.
Unjabbed Gypsy that’s a popular saying in Spanish as well “Mejor solo (a) que mal acompañado (a)”
“Better alone than in bad company” so true!
Luckily we are still newlyweds, and everything else is strong.
Behavior matters and good for you!
Your husband is one of millions who think thus.
Berenson is a glib carnival barker for himself. No more.
Kudos to you.
I agree. (Can spot a Carney a mile away.)
There's a World Ivermectin Day? 😂
This should be a fun board!
You are WONDERFUL Sage.
Found you on the Tubes.
Beautifully written, Margaret. If I had to guess, I’d say that Alex dismisses ivermectin because, like me, he is somewhat egocentric and realized from early on that demographically he’s at zero risk from Covid. It’s not rational, but it creates a blind-spot for him.
If there is any compassion and honesty left in his soul this should help bring him forward. Well done.
Beautifully written. Every word rings true. Thank you!