He says 107 thousand ....

Lady yells 117 thousand

Trump repeats what she says “yeah maybe it was that much”

My friend tried to get it from his doctor but the doctor said it causes liver damage.

Sounds like more bull shit. Anyone got sauce that can disprove this nonsense. I see some articles that come up if you search "ivermectin liver". They seem like paid hit peices because they were published recently.

TIA

Plz fix the search feature on iOS mobile

I type the search and press enter nothing happens. There’s no button on screen to push to search either

Why is Bill Marr not scared. I’m in a hotel and his show is on. All I can think of is his kid love productions bull shit. He seems perfectly fine just talking on tv. Look at my history. I’m starting to think we lost. This is doomer shit but I need some perspective. How is this pedo still talking on tv??

Going to a big city was going to take ivermectin as a prophylactic.

Any help appreciated. Also dosage or instructions would be nice. Thanks 🙏

Saw this posted somewhere else. Any smart anons want to weigh in?

"I’m skeptical of the MOASS, and I’ll tell you why. It’s not because I don’t believe it’s technically possible. I definitely believe that it is. It’s because I’m not seeing any trigger or catalyst that will force the MOASS to take place. And this is the absolute most important detail in everything.

230% SI, 100m+ shares in OTM options, all these numbers and more are meaningless if the SHFs are never forced to cover it. The fact is, as they’ve been doing, they can continue to roll all of this over forever. They have the resources to do so. They can’t be “bled out.” And, they’re never going to voluntarily cover. So they’re going to have to be forced to do it. But where’s that coming from? The government/regulatory bodies obviously won’t force them to do it. At this point, it’s going to require GameStop initiating it themselves somehow, or it’s going to take the SEC, by some miracle, having an epiphany where they all of a sudden want to start enforcing their own rules.

We’ve long been past the point of GME being heavily shorted and MOASS-able. That’s moot at this point. At this point, without a serious, realistic catalyst to initiate it, it’s not going to happen. No one wants to say that because they’re scared of getting mobbed and downvoted, but I don’t give a shit. Facts are facts.

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It absolutely needs a catalyst. "Bleeding them dry" isn't going to work. They have too much money, too much collateral, too much liquidity, and too much political leverage. Also, people never seem to consider that these SHF's are also going to be hedged against their own bets as well. They're positioned both ways: Short against it, and long to make money on it. Even if the price goes up, they can use their GME gains to offset their shorts.

So no, a higher price through simple buying pressure isn't enough. It's going to take something that forces those naked shorts and hidden synthetics to come falling apart or torn from underneath them. Gamestop doing something drastic, such as some kind of special/limited dividend at, at this point, probably the best and only bet."

A reply:

"Agreed - As for the options that could literally go on forever... Options expiring is just money from Citadel Hedge fund going back to Citadel Securities so that does absolutely nothing for us. Short positions are a little better since they have to pay interest on it. But I'm pretty sure the banks and the SHFs are all apart of this so it seems like they are working together. The government doesn't give a shit about rules apparently and is complicit to market manipulation so they don't give a shit about retail. It has to come from GameStop - They are the only ones in this that I have absolutely any faith in. It's pretty sad how corrupt everything is in America not gonna lie."

Another reply, this person proposes we take action to expose the corruption:

"I do also believe that the more this is known the louder the call to do something about it will be. The more facts that come out about the manipulation occuring in the market is one thing. But people have known this for decades and it has still continued. I do believe a lot of the regulation coming out is because retail is actually onto the corruption.

So the more we spread the word and the better our facts become, the larger the demand for action will be. That is the only other play I think retail has is forcing the government to do something by continually talking and harping about it. Squeaky wheel gets the grease as they say.

A much longer process though of course"