Michigan court won't order hospital to use deworming drug on man

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — The Michigan Court of Appeals won't order a hospital to use a deworming drug to treat a man who has health problems related to COVID-19.

The court said it won't disrupt the judgment of doctors at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor.

“A court directive in this matter could open the door for a flood of similar suits from other patients with COVID-19, not to mention other conditions, suing to obtain care that is contrary to hospital policies,” the court said Friday.

The daughter of a 68-year-old man sued after doctors refused to use ivermectin. The man was admitted to the hospital on Nov. 6 with COVID-19.

The man still has severe lung problems and other health woes, but the coronavirus infection has eased, the court noted.

Ivermectin is approved by the Food and Drug Administration to treat infections of roundworms, lice and other tiny parasites in humans — not COVID-19. It has been promoted by conservative commentators despite a lack of conclusive evidence that it helps people with the virus.

The Michigan lawsuit is one of two dozen or more filed around the U.S.

https://www.wxyz.com/news/michigan-court-wont-order-hospital-to-use-deworming-drug-on-man

Despite Campaign Rhetoric, Biden’s Drilling Permits on Public Lands Outpace Trump’s.

The Biden government has approved drilling permits on public lands at a far higher rate than former President Trump, going back on his campaign promise to curb fossil fuel development, while gas prices continue to soar nationwide. Analysis of federal data shows Biden has approved drilling permits at an average rate of 333 per month.

Under the Trump administration, the number of approvals was 245 during Trump’s first year in office, with an average of 300 per month by the end of his presidency.

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) data analysis revealed that the Biden impact on New Mexico is significantly higher than under the Trump Administration. Data from Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Utah, North Dakota, and California showed similar results, where 3,604 permits have been approved thus far in 2021.

During his campaign, Biden had promised to “[ban] new oil and gas permitting on public lands and waters,” as well as “modifying royalties to account for climate costs.”

On November 26th, 2021, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland released a roadmap for the future of federal oil and gas leasing. Haaland’s report proposes little more than raising fees on the oil and gas industry and ensuring that all companies increase their insurance coverage.

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The report opens with a paragraph discussing the magnitude of the climate crisis, and goes on to support research stemming from Executive Order 14008.

Executive Order 14008 bases the requirement to curb greenhouse gas emissions on unnamed members of the scientific community, who claim that the world is on a dangerous, potentially catastrophic climate trajectory. At no point in the Order are the details of the contributors or their concerns further explained or cited.

The notion of “threats” is repeated throughout the Order. Details on what those “threats” entail is not provided.

The Order does state the Biden regime’s desire to reach a carbon pollution-free electricity sector no later than 2035, but does not explain how they plan to create the technology required to achieve this goal.

Sec. 208 of the Order states, “the Secretary of the Interior shall pause new oil and natural gas leases on public lands or in offshore waters pending completion of a comprehensive review and reconsideration of federal oil and gas permitting and leasing practices.”

In the first six months of the year (2021), roughly 2,500 permits to drill on public and tribal lands were issued under Biden. At present, the former Senator from Delaware is on a pace that will exceed 6,000 new permits by the end of the year. According to analysis by NPR, this is the most issued since 2008.

https://thenationalpulse.com/news/despite-campaign-rhetoric-bidens-drilling-permits-on-public-lands-outpace-trumps/

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>What happened to 'Right To Try?'

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Why announce it?

Since Biden’s Injection Order the Rate of Covid Deaths in the US Military Has Quadrupled

On August 25th Biden ordered that every member of the US military (active, reserve and national guard) must perform a fundamental sacrament of the mind virus cult known as “vaccination”.

A week before the order US military Covid deaths stood at 34.

Presently they stand at 79.

In other words, in the 4 months since the injection order as many US servicemen were deemed to have died with/from Covid as in the entire 17 months before the order was given.

In the entire vaccine-free 2020 fewer than 20 US servicemen died with/from Covid. (24 by March.)

The unvaccinated military of 2020 experienced three times fewer Covid deaths than the heavily injected military of 2021.

Even so at 2 million strong and 79 deaths, a Covid death is still rarer than a lottery win.

The Pentagon says the dead were overwhelmingly “not fully vaccinated,” but the Pentagon also doesn’t consider troops “fully vaccinated” until 14 days after the 2nd dose — that is to say until the initial period of negative vaccine efficiency has ended.

https://alethonews.com/2021/12/12/since-bidens-injection-order-the-rate-of-covid-deaths-in-the-us-military-has-quadrupled/