Every step was designed to inflict maximum harm: • Splicing HIV into a coronavirus. • Blocking access to hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. • Removing NAC from Amazon and supermarket shelves. • No early treatment. • Ventilators that killed 90% of patients. • Seeding nursing homes with Covid+ patients. • Blanket Do-Not-Resuscitate orders for the disabled. • "15 days to flatten the curve" that slowed the rate of natural immunity. • Closing schools for two years. • Masks that reduced oxygen. • Shutting down gyms. • Keeping liquor stores open. • Closing hiking trails and parks thus preventing people from getting vitamin D. • Remdesivir and Paxlovid that are expensive, useless, and deadly. • The most toxic and deadly vaccines in history on a new platform that will never work. • Billions of dollars spent on propaganda to convince people to accept every step of this nefarious plan. • Firings, censorship, and blacklisting of critical thinkers. Covid is a world war, launched by the ruling class, against humanity.

Independent Medical Alliance Mourns the Loss of Annelise Camp, Two-Year-Old Patient at the Center of Texas “Right to Try” Case FULL STATEMENT: WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Independent Medical Alliance (IMA), a national coalition representing more than 12,000 independent physicians, researchers, and clinicians, today mourned the loss of young Annelise Camp, the two-year-old at the center of the Texas “Right to Try” case. “The Independent Medical Alliance mourns the passing of Baby Camp and extends our deepest condolences to her family,” said IMA President and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Joseph Varon (@joevaron), who was one of many medical professionals assisting the Camp family. “Throughout this unimaginable journey, her parents demonstrated extraordinary love, courage, and determination, leaving no stone unturned in their effort to give their daughter every possible chance. That unwavering devotion is what will define this story far more than its heartbreaking ending. It was an honor for the IMA to stand beside the Camp family, offering our support every step of the way. Today, we grieve with them, remember Baby Camp with love, and keep her family in our thoughts and prayers as they navigate this profound loss.” In early June, IMA issued an urgent statement demanding Texas Children's Hospital cease its pressure campaign against the parents of Annelise Camp, a two-year-old near-drowning patient currently fighting for her life, and honor the family's right to pursue every available avenue for their daughter's recovery. Controversy arose when Texas Children's Hospital indicated it intended to pursue a brain death determination for Annelise, over the explicit objections of her parents, who were seeking access to alternative treatments and supportive care in accordance with the state's Right to Try law. The IMA joined others in calling that effort premature, medically unsound given the patient's age and circumstance, and a direct violation of the principles that Texas's Right to Try legislation was designed to protect. Although Annelise did not recover, there are many documented cases of toddlers and young children who have regained consciousness, relearned to walk and speak, and gone on to live full lives after near-drowning events and extended coma.