I imagine the convo went a little something like this:

Journo 1: Wow, a health department is saying an absolutely unprecedented amount of poison control calls are coming in about ivermectin. I mean, these numbers are through the roof. They're actually so crazy that it's unbelievable.

Journo 2: That's amazing news! This just so happens to align perfectly with our smear campaign against the drug and people using it as a treatment for covid! You think we should do minimal levels of research to confirm the numbers?

Journo 1: lmao, hell no! Let's run the story!

@DBW - "this is fine."

   

6 hours ago, Kz! said:

I imagine the convo went a little something like this:

Journo 1: Wow, a health department is saying an absolutely unprecedented amount of poison control calls are coming in about ivermectin. I mean, these numbers are through the roof. They're actually so crazy that it's unbelievable.

Journo 2: That's amazing news! This just so happens to align perfectly with our smear campaign against the drug and people using it as a treatment for covid! You think we should do minimal levels of research to confirm the numbers?

Journo 1: lmao, hell no! Let's run the story!

@DBW - "this is fine."

   

Sounds a lot like how trump struck a deal with the taliban, you blame Biden.  Your logic is flawed in so many ways.  
 

im still waiting for you Twatterface reporter to post the source info confirming 2% because I haven’t seen anything remotely close to that.  The friggin health dept said 70% and they have this critical information called the facts that they derived from the actual stats and data.  
 

the only thing being smeared here is the crap you have your face from changing Don’s diapers. 

The AP issued the following correction to its article:

In an article published Aug. 23, 2021, about people taking livestock medicine to try to treat coronavirus, The Associated Press erroneously reported based on information provided by the Mississippi Department of Health that 70% of recent calls to the Mississippi Poison Control Center were from people who had ingested ivermectin to try to treat COVID-19. State Epidemiologist Dr. Paul Byers said Wednesday the number of calls to poison control about ivermectin was about 2%. He said of the calls that were about ivermectin, 70% were by people who had ingested the veterinary version of the medicine.

1 hour ago, DBW said:

Sounds a lot like how trump struck a deal with the taliban, you blame Biden.  

😂😂😂

Nice Fing try! Your boy literally **** the bed and curled up in it on the global stage.

8 hours ago, DBW said:

Ah, look another Twatter doc.  Newsflash emily, er, Karen, stupid humans are taking horse drugs.  That’s the issue.  That’s what we’re calling out.  Tell those stupid humans not to do that. That’s who needs to hear it.

 

29 minutes ago, The_Omega said:

 

 

Thanks - so they’re still saying horse drugs are bad and stupid people are still taking it.  Enough so that the depth of health sent out warning letters.  

9 hours ago, Kz! said:

Yeah, msm ran with the story without doing any journalism. Just blind faith in a local health department. If you’re trying to convince me both local government and the msm are incompetent, job well done. 🤣😂🤣😂

Dude you run with every line of BS that Alex Berenson, Andy Ngo, and every other idiot who tweets some unverified nonsense that tickles your bits. You are at the very long end of the line of anyone who should be weighing in on competency in pretty much anything, let alone journalism.

I await your predictable response. But maybe this will be the moment you STFU and let your betters speak.

(Unlikely)

5 minutes ago, DBW said:

Thanks - so they’re still saying horse drugs are bad and stupid people are still taking it.  Enough so that the depth of health sent out warning letters.  

No, they’re saying that another major news outlet got caught feeding the false narrative that the problem is far worse than it actually is. And people like you are the reason why they do it.  Because, even though they’ve admitted they were wrong, you’ll keep the false narrative alive anyway.

5 minutes ago, The_Omega said:

No, they’re saying that another major news outlet got caught feeding the false narrative that the problem is far worse than it actually is. And people like you are the reason why they do it.  Because, even though they’ve admitted they were wrong, you’ll keep the false narrative alive anyway.

They took information directly from the dept of health. I posted the letter above if you want to read it.  Don’t blame the media for using information they were given.  
and yes, people are still taking horse meds.  It’s a problem.  There’s pet stores sold out of it and posting signs telling people not to use it for covid.  It’s like posting a sign for a wet paint and the stupid sheets still touch it.  I guess ya can’t fix stupid.  🤷🏻‍♂️

Mu is in 49 states. This crap is never going end. Skipped Lambda and went right to square one because boosters won't help. 

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:

Mu is in 49 states. This crap is never going end. Skipped Lambda and went right to square one because boosters won't help. 

Yes they will. And the tiny bit of data we've seen on the Mu vs Delta battle indicates Delta is still the better competitor.

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:

Mu is in 49 states. This crap is never going end. Skipped Lambda and went right to square one because boosters won't help. 

You do not know what you are talking about, your comment is non sense

35 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Yes they will. And the tiny bit of data we've seen on the Mu vs Delta battle indicates Delta is still the better competitor.

Not sure where you get your info.

 

20 minutes ago, Joe Shades 73 said:

You do not know what you are talking about, your comment is non sense

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Health officials believe mu is even more transmissible that the delta variant and has the potential to resist vaccines.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/new-mu-covid-variant-now-found-in-49-u-s-states/ar-AAO9Uf6

Every site that talks about it mentions vaccines probably won't work on it. They also mention how it's more transmittable than Delta. Would love for you to be right, but it's not nonsense.

Sounds like we are back to square one every few months. By the time they come up with alternatives and run test groups...we will be on to the next. Doesn't seem like it is going to stop and we'll always be 4-6 months behind. I'm happy to get multiple jabs, but this crap isn't stopping anytime soon.

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:

Not sure where you get your info.

 

Every site that talks about it mentions vaccines probably won't work on it. They also mention how it's more transmittable than Delta. Would love for you to be right, but it's not nonsense.

Sounds like we are back to square one every few months. By the time they come up with alternatives and run test groups...we will be on to the next. Doesn't seem like it is going to stop and we'll always be 4-6 months behind. I'm happy to get multiple jabs, but this crap isn't stopping anytime soon.

Virus is over for the vaccinated, believe any non sense you want

7 hours ago, Diehardfan said:

Not sure where you get your info.

 

Every site that talks about it mentions vaccines probably won't work on it. They also mention how it's more transmittable than Delta. Would love for you to be right, but it's not nonsense.

Sounds like we are back to square one every few months. By the time they come up with alternatives and run test groups...we will be on to the next. Doesn't seem like it is going to stop and we'll always be 4-6 months behind. I'm happy to get multiple jabs, but this crap isn't stopping anytime soon.

 

 

 

Also, fwiw, not yet listed as a VOC by the WHO. Yes they are tragically late to the party typically, but still.

8 hours ago, Joe Shades 73 said:

You do not know what you are talking about, your comment is non sense

 

10 hours ago, Diehardfan said:

Mu is in 49 states. This crap is never going end. Skipped Lambda and went right to square one because boosters won't help. 

https://www.scmp.com/news/world/united-states-canada/article/3147826/new-mu-covid-19-variant-found-49-us-states

 

New Mu Covid-19 variant found in 49 US states

 

• Mu is a ‘variant of interest’ according to the WHO
• Mu has ability to be more transmissible

 

Tribune News Service

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Published: 1:40pm, 7 Sep, 2021

Since being discovered in Colombia in January, the Mu variant of Covid-19 has spread to nearly four dozen countries and has made its presence known in Hawaii and Alaska. It has so far been found in 49 states with Nebraska being the only state to not have a Mu variant case detected.

Health officials believe Mu is even more transmissible than the Delta variant and has the potential to resist vaccines.

In the US, the mu variant has been detected in 49 states and the District of Columbia, according to Newsweek.

 

What is the Mu coronavirus variant, and should Hong Kong be worried?

6 Sep 2021

California has reported the highest number of the latest variant with 384. A total of 167 of those cases were found in Los Angeles County.

 

 

"The identification of variants like Mu, and the spreading of variants across the globe, highlights the need for LA County residents to continue to take measures to protect themselves and others,” said Dr Barbara Ferrer, director of LA County Public Health, in a statement.

"This is what makes getting vaccinated and layering protections so important. These are actions that break the chain of transmission and limits Covid-19 proliferation that allows for the virus to mutate into something that could be more dangerous.”

 

Stringent measures protecting Hong Kong from possible Mu variant risk: minister

4 Sep 2021

On August 30, the World Health Organization called the Mu variant a variant of interest due to its ability to be more transmissible than any of the other strains of Covid-19.

 

The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has not yet made similar classifications about mu in the US.

 

Dr Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said that health officials were maintaining a "close eye” on the Mu variant despite it being "not at all even close” to becoming the dominant Covid-19 strain in the US.

 

"Even though it has not in essence taken hold to any extent here we always pay attention to at all times variants,” Fauci said.

 

The US saw its peak of Mu variant cases in mid-July but case numbers involving that variant have been declining since, signalling either a weakening of the strain or indicating a worrisome future.

Our youngest son is now COVID positive as of yesterday morning. He's experiencing mild-to-moderate symptoms. Obviously he's now out of school for at least 10 days. We reported it to the school but I don't even know why. Texas doesn't allow schools to do any contact tracing or inform the rest of the parents of a positive test. 

What an absolute disaster...

^^ Good luck man, I hope he feels better soon. 

6 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

Our youngest son is now COVID positive as of yesterday morning. He's experiencing mild-to-moderate symptoms. Obviously he's now out of school for at least 10 days. We reported it to the school but I don't even know why. Texas doesn't allow schools to do any contact tracing or inform the rest of the parents of a positive test. 

What an absolute disaster...

Obviously we're all pulling for your son and your family - odds are excellent that all of you will be fine.  Good luck.

 

13 hours ago, DBW said:

Sounds a lot like how trump struck a deal with the taliban, you blame Biden.  Your logic is flawed in so many ways.  
 

im still waiting for you Twatterface reporter to post the source info confirming 2% because I haven’t seen anything remotely close to that.  The friggin health dept said 70% and they have this critical information called the facts that they derived from the actual stats and data.  
 

the only thing being smeared here is the crap you have your face from changing Don’s diapers. 

Shot.

11 hours ago, DBW said:

Thanks - so they’re still saying horse drugs are bad and stupid people are still taking it.  Enough so that the depth of health sent out warning letters.  

Chaser.

 

11 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Dude you run with every line of BS that Alex Berenson, Andy Ngo, and every other idiot who tweets some unverified nonsense that tickles your bits. You are at the very long end of the line of anyone who should be weighing in on competency in pretty much anything, let alone journalism.

I await your predictable response. But maybe this will be the moment you STFU and let your betters speak.

(Unlikely)

Look how emotional Riot Kitchen gets when the MSM gets caught making up two fake news stories about a drug within a 24 hour period. Snot bubbles everywhere.  

Well this is certainly interesting. Keep in mind that Fauci flat out lied when Rand Paul called him on this months ago. Disgusting little worm. 

Great piece on why the media and ishlibs ate up the hoax news story about Ivermectin. May have a little to do with belonging to a cult. I'll stop there, I don't want to spoil it for anyone. 

   

5 minutes ago, Kz! said:

Great piece on why the media and ishlibs ate up the hoax news story about Ivermectin. May have a little to do with belonging to a cult. I'll stop there, I don't want to spoil it for anyone. 

   

I don’t need the media to tell me people who eat horse paste only have half a brain cell.  I can make that conclusion on my own. 
 

i love how he says "herd animals” knowing that if he says "sheep” he just sounds like an uneducated right wing quackanon nut job. 

Is anyone on here taking the horse paste??