It's unbelievable, until you think about it a minute. The FBI has facilitated child sex rings, Congressman James Traficant said they were dealing drugs in his district, they cleaned up the evidence on Epstein Island, etc. On a local level, law enforcement throws tear gas grenades into homes, into a baby's crib, and then tries to blame the baby, shoot puppies, gun down the mentally ill and elderly, shut down a community garden in L.A., empties their guns into a mini van full of kids, enforce cases of medical kidnapping, kidnap children without cause for Childrens Protective Services, and on an on. Law enforcement in the West must be stereotyped as evil, it is better to err on the side of caution when dealing with them. They're hired for psychopathic tendencies and low IQs, and when their SSRI-addled brains lead to atrocity, they have personal immunity against lawsuits (we pick up the tab for suits) and they get a Get Out of Jail Free Card. Tried to post this in videos, didn't work, by the way.

To his credit, Tucker Carlson called out the FBI for this, but his ever-present health "expert", Dr. Joel (((Siegel)), of course, said this wasn't a good idea, large doses of vitamin C. I'm surprised he didn't say it would make you grow two heads and had killed 6 million babies. But they're a pretty good judge of what they can get away with at the moment. Mainstream doctors have little or no training in nutrition, and frequently say things like taking vitamins only results in "expensive pee". I know taking vitamins cuts into their good thing. "Woe to the doctors (and lawyers)" indeed. And, ps, where's God Emperor Trump in this situation? It's HIS FBI. He can tell them what to do.

From Click on Detroit, “Macomb County business raided by the FBI over possible improper COVID19 treatments” : FBI agents went into the building wearing full protective gear to protect themselves from potential exposure. Sources claim the raid is because Allure has been allegedly performing treatments for COVID-19 patients without an approved treatment or cure. On April 18, Allure’s Facebook page had a post that said “At Allure Medical, we have been using intravenous vitamin C therapy to treat COVID-19 in non-hospitalized patients with great results.” That post, as well as a post on Allure Medical’s official website on vitamin c treatments, has been taken down. After talking to staff members off-camera, some believe this is a misunderstanding.

They claim the vitamin C is meant to help prevent or shorten the duration. Dr. Charles Mok, who owns Allure Medical Spa, did a Facebook live video giving an IV-vitamin c treatment for free to a Detroit police officer. In the video, Mok said “What I’m finding in practice — I treat a lot of COVID patients — is that if we catch people early, get them on intravenous vitamin C, they turn around really fast.” While it may not be a “cure,” vitamin C is being used widely as a treatment for coronavirus in hospitals throughout the world, and has been shown to be effective in patients with sepsis and severe acute respiratory failure in past studies. Multiple clinical trials to study its effectiveness at treating the coronavirus are currently ongoing.

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