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Our "leaders" and authorities attack the people who were right. They celebrate and promote all the experts who were spectacularly wrong. And they HAVE to censor the truth to protect ... themselves.

It's a crazy world. (Someone oughta sell tickets.)

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Apr 9Liked by Dr Philip McMillan

Very good video:). I have been following you both since the beginning of this mess. Thank you.

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Keep circling back to the "clot story" and see if you can get some more whistleblowers to come forward. That's the story with the potential to end these mRNA vaccines.

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Apr 9Liked by Dr Philip McMillan

This is madness.

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Apr 13Liked by Dr Philip McMillan

Brilliant presentation by a brilliant doctor and a brilliant case study whose author was another brilliant doctor, now being teased by his national authority. This was exceptional thinking and work by the small state government. I am from India and I cannot remember this case making national news by end 2021 at least. Around the time, I was getting to know you both via Internet, Dr. Chetty was here, advising a state government. Around April 2021, most state governments here as well as our national government were busy only pushing vaccinations from a small base, local shut downs and other mandates and restrictions. But here was one small state government plotting differently. I have jotted down monthly data for whole of 2021 and I will post them separately. But with a time lag of one or two months, the all India data too follows a similar trend , precipitatious rise in mid 2021 and sharp fall in the last quarter. So, this could be one major source from which doctors around the country got the clues on early treatments with old school medicines. It can not be that the Western governments were not aware of such simple, successful medicinal interventions at population levels. What were they doing about it ? People must have certainly sought court interventions, but we wouldn’t know the outcomes. Except for the fact that these governments are following even now the same drill that they were in April 2021. Incredible, defies any logic or explanation.

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Apr 9Liked by Dr Philip McMillan

In the United States at least, it always seemed to be all about getting people back to work and getting the offices OPEN for on-site work. An analogous subject is the war on employees in the US who can and wish to work from home.

There is a tremendous amount of $$$ mixed up in the commercial real estate industry in the US and the moguls who owned all that real estate were not going tolerate losses.

The literal WAR against working from home (WFH) is an example on how everything comes down to money.

Its fascinating because employees in the US had been putting up with just about anything in the US, but have dug in their heels on the WFH issue - and corporate America is trying to lay off everyone who fights returning to the office.

* I live just 25 miles midtown Manhattan. Yet it's 2 hours each way by public transportation and the cost is about $8000-9000 a year conservatively. This is true of other metropolitan areas as well. So those who performed flawlessly while WFH was in effect are furious that they being robbed of all that money and 20 hours of their time. Can't imagine why...

* For the disabled or those vulnerable to complications from COVID along with other infectious diseases, WFH can lift them out of poverty. But noooooo! In fact people who had been working from home for those reasons years before the pandemic are being forced back to the office.

*WFH makes it possible for more family members who are caring for elderly parents or young children to work full time.

* WFH also helps employees keep family members who are high risk for COVID complications safer.

* Having a significant percentage of people working from home would cut down on viral transmission during surges and help mitigate multiple rounds of COVID which are looking very problematic for long-term health.

* Having significant numbers of WFH employees would help reduce carbon footprints as well as mitigate a very unhealthy concentration of overpriced real estate in coastal areas.

Sorry if this seems off the beaten path. But I bring it up to show the lengths our leaders will go to maintain the monetary status-quo for the privileged.

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Thank you Dr. McMillan for supporting a fellow Dr. that saves patients lives and honors his Hippocratic Oath in doing no harm. Moral character of a man, with strength to defend himself in honoring his intrigrity is all his soul needs to see him through this time. His patients and loving community he has given and built with his values, what more can a man's legacy be as a medical Dr. in buidling a communitity. If there are any soul seekers out there on what love looks like in action, well here is one perfect example. The new communities that are rising up out of the ashes of the old ways will be like this. Leaders are rare, but can be contagious.

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The role of healthcare providers with true clinical acumen and integrity is under clear and imminent threat. It is common sense to opt for early intervention without waiting for a magical bullet in both resource constraint settings and to counter a newly declared illness.

It clearly demonstrates the growing autocracy in healthcare and the vulnerability of the population to restricted or limited access to responsible healthcare and life saving measures during emergencies.

The true impact of false measures enforced on the population during the pandemic will emerge as time goes by. However, lessons need to be learned before its too late.

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Thank you, Dr. McMillan, for the eye-opening videos you share. If we, as a society, wish to thrive, we must continue to expose facts and identify the systems that suppress them. Two critical issues need our immediate attention:

Society must educate itself on how the immune system functions and take appropriate action.

Doctors need to continually update their knowledge and remember the core principle of their profession—to aid the sick.

Unfortunately, I have witnessed how a lack of care and inaccurate or incomplete diagnoses keep people unwell. These individuals face a bureaucracy that fails to provide proper symptom evaluation, relies solely on standard blood tests, and forces them into repeated doctor visits without any improvement in their condition.

In my case, I had to suggest a preliminary diagnosis, insisting on a D-dimer test and a sonogram before my primary care physician took action—despite having provided a history of von Willebrand factor (vWF) and standard symptoms of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT). It was only after the test results came back positive that she took the necessary steps. We need more physicians like Dr. Chetty.

Should we face another pandemic, the number of deaths will likely increase, and the survivors may be left immune-compromised, living with incurable symptoms.

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Could you post some ways to support Dr.Chetty?

Also, i am curious: are you a frontline doctor or do you mostly research? If the former, what was your experience applying Dr.Chetty's advice?

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Geert mentions having Anti-virals on hand for the next Corona Virus (Disease X?) But what antivirals did he have in mind?

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Thank you Philip for continuing your efforts to represent the critical thinkers and reveal their efforts to uphold the sanctity of medical research and practice. For many decades, advancement in modern medical practice has been confined to entrusting and feeding tertiary and speciality care. Ignoring research and development at primary and preventive care. The work of Dr Chetty and the likes are true efforts to fill the gaps in primary care and reinstate the pearls of preventive medicine, especially during global emergencies. His was truly a rationale approach to study the pathophysiology and its impact on the host rather than the pathogen in the midst of clear uncertainties in an emerging pandemic. An alternative and effective one to a much flawed discovery and development programme i have mentioned below.

As a medical scientist and clinical researcher, transformed into a patient advocate now, i have always questioned the very design of clinical trials recommended by the regulatory authorities. In order to establish the proof of concept and potential benefits for a new intervention. Often defies the collective attributes of discovery and development which include increased efficacy, higher potency, reduced toxicity, ease of administration, and affordability.

More emphasis was given to the exclusion criteria and a narrow inclusion criteria. As a result the outcomes of benefit and safety were poorly reflected in the real world clinical practice. Contributing to least benefit on the disease outcome and safety when its use was extended to a wider patient populations over longer period of time. Often leading to delayed retrieval and/or restricted use of the therapeutic interventions even if those trial objectives and clinical end points were not met in practice. Many currently used blockbuster medications fall under this category. The mRNA based COVID vaccine fits into the above mentioned flaws. A failed and discarded approach of gene transfer, repurposed to invigorate the failing blockbuster model of the industry.

The blissful blindness among the large section of medical fraternity, fueled by the conflict of interests among the key opinion leaders, regulators and the investigators engaged in experimental medicine, the coercive media and policy makers are collective contributors. Leaving responsible care providers like Dr Chetty anecdotal entities not that of main stream ones entrusting the patients with informed decision making,

There is an urgent need for revisiting the approach, methodologies, representation, and regulations of medical research and development of therapeutic interventions.

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I am sorry about bad typing of the columns. Please read the columns as 10.3 and 0.149,

10.8 and 0.154 etc.

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Here’s the 2021 Covid data for India, that I had kept a log from national newspapers. Total number of cases as on the 1st of the month. In millions. First column is total cases and second column is deaths ( both cumulative)

Jan 2021. 10.3 0.149

Feb 2021. 10.8 0.154

Mar 2021. 11.1 0.157

Apr 2021. 12.2 0.162

May 2021. 19.2 0.218

Jun 2021. 28.2 0.332

Jul 2021. 30.4 0.399

Aug 2021. 31.7 0.424

Sep 2021. 32.8 0.439

Oct 2021. 33.7 0.448

Nov 2021. 34.3 0.458

Dec 2021. 34.6 0.469

Jan 2022. 34.9 0.481

Feb 2022. 41.5 0.496

Mar 2022. 42.9 0.514

It roughly corresponds with the Meghalaya state trends discussed by you.

There are over 30 states and this response was not simultaneous all over.

May-July 2021 was the active delta wave

It is said that the death tolls in these months could have been much higher.

Anyway, the trend is important.

Simultaneously vaccination (AZ product) was going on.

Began in Jan 2021, by Dec 2021 about 80% plus got two shots. Massive work.

Feb 22 was the active Omicron wave, spilling over into Mar 22.

Roughly same early treatment protocols were followed for both delta and Omicron

No big rise in monthly numbers beyond April/May 2022

By then, about 15% could have had their third shot.

After that, no big push in vaccinations.

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As I hinted, I am knowing about this Meghalaya case of early 2021 only now. I had known about the medicinal protocols just then, from the first conversation between these two doctors. But for weeks around that time, I would have written dozens of letters on how the medicines with dosage instructions could be made available among the thousands and thousands of remote villages in the country, so that the sick could help themselves. It was around the time, the remote parts were also getting affected from this wave. Unfortunately, not a single letter was published, as the main stream media here too was consumed by stories about pushing vaccinations. But there were some well known doctors, as independent columnists had presented essays on very useful points - like the prophylactic use of ivermectin on a mass scale or later how Omicron should be considered as a new virus etc. So doctors did enjoy a fair amount of independence here, despite official preoccupations with vaccinations.

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