In May 2020, when remdesivir was “approved” for emergency use against COVID-19 in hospitalized patients, we still didn’t know much. Soon after, it became clear that this was a hostage situation and the real pandemic was Stockholm Syndrome.
It’s been a rough road since, with almost everything the Public Health Industrial Complex promised being a lie. They’ve been trying to sneak in without waking the wife, lipstick on the collar, smelling of Ode du BS. This little message from the WHO fits that profile. Oh, um, don’t use this for that anymore, please.
WHO has issued a conditional recommendation against the use of remdesivir in hospitalized patients, regardless of disease severity, as there is currently no evidence that remdesivir improves survival and other outcomes in these patients.
This recommendation, released on 20 November, is part of a living guideline on clinical care for COVID-19. It was developed by an international guideline development group, which includes 28 clinical care experts, 4 patient-partners and one ethicist.
There’s an excellent reason for this guidance. Remdesivir never worked unless by work you mean getting someone banished from a social media platform for saying, before the WHO, that it didn’t work. And no, do not expect Facebook to behave like Musk’s Twitter and offer amnesty for this or any of the truths you told for which your traffic or reach was suppressed, perhaps thrown in Facebook jail, some combination of things, or were just banned outright.
We told many of the truths that the establishment is pretending are just a thing no one needs to talk about and for which our massive Facebook following was obliterated. Zuckerberger-Meister-Berger’s minions limited our reach until sharing on the platform was a waste of time. That will continue to be our position until someone like Elon Musk buys it out from under and vents the anti-free speech #Wokeistanains into unemployment space.
Oh, and feeding Meta’s “Face” funds Democrat politics and election meddling, so there’s that.
As for ‘Public Health,” the remdesivir flip-flop is just the latest of what we expect to be a long line of corrections. “Sorry dear, I have no idea how that blonde hair got on my jacket.”
Keep track, or at least share the WHO release with “COVID-Karen” (former?) friends and family.
Hey, did you see this?
WHO has issued a conditional recommendation against the use of remdesivir in hospitalized patients, regardless of disease severity, as there is currently no evidence that remdesivir improves survival and other outcomes in these patients.
Try not to strain your own face from all the grinning if you do that.
