I see nobody here actually watched the video. This guy gives a 12 minute commentary on the Joe Rogan story, reads a few articles discussing it, and then gives his opinion on what would need to happen for Joe Rogan to be successful if he sued CNN.
Nothing confirming joe rogan is suing CNN, he only asked if he should.
He’s not into Q for sure but he stands for some common sense stuff. But one of his best buddies Eddie bravo I think was super into Q. But also flat earth.
I think some are missing the point. Joe Rogan is mad they claimed he used horse dewormer which is just a different variation of ivermectin that is actually available to the under class whose fucking doctors won't prescribe them the actual cure.
Fuck Joe Rogan. He has access to things ordinary people don't and still he wants to take a piss on cure for Joe Q. Doctors in my local shithole hospital cannot prescribe Ivermectin or HCQ without losing their hospital privileges. What are ordinary people supposed to do? The fucking hospital didn't do jack shit when I took my wife in. They are in on the scam.
The cost of the Frontline Doctors consult and prescription is about $300 from what I have been hearing. That is the difference between meds and eating to a lot of folks in this country. A tube of horse paste is under $8.
Yep, and Joe is pissing and moaning because it was reported he took a product that would cost less than $20 at any farm store.
In fact what he is doing is downing the cheapest form of Ivermectin. He got the real deal when most people can't even find a fucking doctor that will give you a prescription for ivermectin unless they end up going through something like Frontline doctors and pay $300 bucks they may not have.
Why in the world would you trust hospital workers to treat your wife? They're the same people that are trying to get everyone jabbed.
Honestly, this is something that bewilders me. People who understand how evil the "healthcare" industry is, yet run straight to them at the first hint of a sniffle.
Other than getting stitches or bones set, I stay away from doctors and hospitals. I think God gave us the cure to anything that makes us ill with the plants of the Earth.
When you haven't drank enough to even make your skin and veins flexible in two weeks you need some fluid.
When I say they didn't do anything for her, I mean they did nothing for the disease. They gave her IV fluids and meds for nausea so that she would eat and drink. They told us if she developed a fever to come back. In other words they did what we needed in an emergency situation but nothing for the actual disease. This was before we knew they wouldn't treat the Covid itself.
That set me on a course to find more information and we then found Quercetin, and zinc.
And as to why she would trust the hospital, well she worked as an RN for better than thirty years so yes she did at that point believe the medical profession would try to do something.
Unfortunately it doesn’t seem like something you can sue cnn for. They reported on it from another source. Bad journalism but it wouldn’t go far in court.
I see nobody here actually watched the video. This guy gives a 12 minute commentary on the Joe Rogan story, reads a few articles discussing it, and then gives his opinion on what would need to happen for Joe Rogan to be successful if he sued CNN.
Nothing confirming joe rogan is suing CNN, he only asked if he should.
Actually really annoying on the YouTubers part but dude wants the views
I'm still wary of Rogan, but he occasionally does something that surprises me.
He’s not into Q for sure but he stands for some common sense stuff. But one of his best buddies Eddie bravo I think was super into Q. But also flat earth.
Agreed on all points fellow pede. :)
👍 I hope it wakes up some of his normie fan base.
I think some are missing the point. Joe Rogan is mad they claimed he used horse dewormer which is just a different variation of ivermectin that is actually available to the under class whose fucking doctors won't prescribe them the actual cure.
Fuck Joe Rogan. He has access to things ordinary people don't and still he wants to take a piss on cure for Joe Q. Doctors in my local shithole hospital cannot prescribe Ivermectin or HCQ without losing their hospital privileges. What are ordinary people supposed to do? The fucking hospital didn't do jack shit when I took my wife in. They are in on the scam.
Telemed...American Frontline Doctors and others like that.
The cost of the Frontline Doctors consult and prescription is about $300 from what I have been hearing. That is the difference between meds and eating to a lot of folks in this country. A tube of horse paste is under $8.
What if the pharmacy won't fill the script?
Then pay cash directly to the Frontline doctors pharmacy. Or call local pharmacies and not the chain stores.
There is always an option. Someone said it's like 4.50 a pill from them. For me it's 30 or 36 pills i forget. It's not lifechanging money.
Good deal, was just thinking out loud. Thanks!
i literally ordered IVM off amazon for 20$ whatareyoutalkingabout
Yep, and Joe is pissing and moaning because it was reported he took a product that would cost less than $20 at any farm store.
In fact what he is doing is downing the cheapest form of Ivermectin. He got the real deal when most people can't even find a fucking doctor that will give you a prescription for ivermectin unless they end up going through something like Frontline doctors and pay $300 bucks they may not have.
Why in the world would you trust hospital workers to treat your wife? They're the same people that are trying to get everyone jabbed.
Honestly, this is something that bewilders me. People who understand how evil the "healthcare" industry is, yet run straight to them at the first hint of a sniffle.
Other than getting stitches or bones set, I stay away from doctors and hospitals. I think God gave us the cure to anything that makes us ill with the plants of the Earth.
When you haven't drank enough to even make your skin and veins flexible in two weeks you need some fluid.
When I say they didn't do anything for her, I mean they did nothing for the disease. They gave her IV fluids and meds for nausea so that she would eat and drink. They told us if she developed a fever to come back. In other words they did what we needed in an emergency situation but nothing for the actual disease. This was before we knew they wouldn't treat the Covid itself.
That set me on a course to find more information and we then found Quercetin, and zinc.
And as to why she would trust the hospital, well she worked as an RN for better than thirty years so yes she did at that point believe the medical profession would try to do something.
Good God. CNN has so many lawsuits pending they won’t be able to afford the payouts!
Unfortunately it doesn’t seem like something you can sue cnn for. They reported on it from another source. Bad journalism but it wouldn’t go far in court.
I hope project veritas will change that with the NYT lawsuit.
Good. Everyone ought to sue them for lying and for hiding info we should have had.
Bring it on!
Class action can be fun?