Despite story about Oklahoma patients overdosing on Ivermectin being exposed as total lie, story is still all over the internet

KFOR interviewed Dr. Jason McElyea, a “rural Oklahoma doctor”, who said that people were overdosing on “horse dewormer”, going blind, and forcing gunshot victims to wait for a bed to open. The story turned out to be total BS, as the hospital itself had to confirm with this statement:

Despite the above statement, this is what still pops up in Google news.

How do you combat this level of fake news? It’s a flood. Where does the news find these dirtbags to interview? Do they contact the news with the story? What’s in it for them? This is clearly an example of shouting “fire!” in a crowded theater, but the blame should be laid squarely on the shoulders of the “journalists” blindly reporting on anything without follow-up. Journalism itself is in total shambles, serving rather as the propaganda arm of the corporate establishment.

Totalitarian derangement down under

“Allow us to inject you with anything we want for the rest of your life or you’ll never be allowed even a small amount of freedom.”

There is no way to know what is or isn’t true with the Afghan situation. Let them have their country. We’ll be trading with them soon enough, just like we’ve done with Vietnam. Peace will achieve what war never could. We have more important problems here at home.

“When the age of Miracles lay faded into the distance as an incredible tradition, and even the age of Conventionalities was now old; and Man’s Existence had for long generations rested on mere formulas which were grown hollow by course of time; and it seemed as if no Reality any longer existed but only Phantasms of realities, and God’s Universe were the work of the Tailor and Upholsterer mainly, and men were buckram masks that went about becking and grimacing there,–on a sudden, the Earth yawns asunder, and amid Tartarean smoke, and glare of fierce brightness, rises sansculottism, many-headed, fire-breathing, and asks: What think ye of me?”

-Thomas Carlyle