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Jul 18, 2022·edited Jul 18, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

The original prize was the government incentives given to the healthcare providers for each covid positive test, each patient admitted, each patient in the ICU and on a vent, each patient on FDA mandated meds, and each patient dead from Covid. A private incentive/prize could top that a few times, but likely not enough times to sway a whole embedded (corrupt) system to the side of right without going totally broke.

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Anyone offering a prize for a solution that drains the swamp?

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Jul 18, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

When my son's college was offering $200 cash if the kids showed their vax card, I was seriously stunned. Sadly a student "died in her sleep" after this campaign.

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Jul 18, 2022·edited Jul 18, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

Here are some major questions that citizens should have answers for in July,2022.

1. How did SARS CoV 2 get deployed?

2. Why is there no clear early treatment available online or from most doctors?

3. If the MRNA gene therapy does not prevent infection, hospitalization, or death. What is the purpose?

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Jul 18, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

We have endless wars and endless pandemics. “Don’t kill the job” was the old union construction worker saying. Grift, money laundering, and most importantly control are the objectives and pesky solutions only get in the way.

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Jul 18, 2022Liked by Mathew Crawford

Breaking point of global systems.... I'm not there yet. I think most of them are entrenched / resilient. But you may be right, and you've gotten a lot right since I've been following, so I should start there.

You wrote an article some time ago that asked "what happens when that first domino falls" (approx quote, sorry). But it still hasn't fallen... Maybe it's effectively staked to the ground, going nowhere? Hope I'm wrong.

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Pfizer and Moderna have been given a billion plus dollar prize and it still hasn’t been totaled. And we are on the hook for paying ALL the debts incurred. They, Pfizer and Moderna, can easily afford to insure nobody else wins.

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The best early treatment protocol is not to freak out when you catch a cold.

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Many people have researched both, without a prize, and have been silenced. IV vitamin C reduces inflammation better than remdesivir. Ivermectin has shown efficacy, when given early, in studies conducted in countries with less US pharma interest, like India. Even a woman in the UK researcjing wormwood extract for fibroid conditions has shown it has in vitro efficacy against covid. We don’t need a prize. We need bureaucratic and corporate censorship removed and a medical freedom act to release physicians already working on this from proscriptive measures by insurance companies, hospitals, the CDC and the AMA.

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1. the best early treatment protocol ($1M reward)

2.the best in-patient (hospital) treatment protocol ($10M reward)

We know what works in early treatment and in hospitals.

Why would the government and media all of a sudden accept it just because someone got a prize.

Win a prize and spend the rest of your life having hit pieces written about you and being stripped of your Drs. licence.

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I wish we could have a Covid Fall Fair in every town, with a prize for the local person who got the most people to take the red pill.

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Unfortunately, the only way to prove a claim for either of these prizes is to conduct multiple RCTs against relevant controls. The cost of doing so would be very high and in the West it's unlikely that funding would be available, especially as the voices of darkness did everything in their power to derail any such efforts.

Realistically, the evidence would have to be based on painstaking analysis and meta-analysis of all existing data in the public domain and the use of FOIA to extract data which has NOT been made public by Agencies such as CDC.

My intent is not to be negative because I share the view that the basic concept is excellent. I'm just pointing to some of the practical difficulties which might help focus thinking and refine the idea.

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The problem with prizes from the baddies, is that they just steal your stuff and ,yeah, they give you the prize, but then they don't use it. Imagine prizes in the 30's , 40's , 50's, and you would have had Reich and Brown and Ray Rife offering their tech, only to be ruined. Oh wait, that kinda happened in another way. So if you discover something that works independent of your presence, make a thousand copies, give them away with limited licence, such that free people can use it, but governments, military, big corp, etc, must pay. Now, we know they won't play that game, so you can join the dots as to what Needs to come next.

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There were effective early treatment protocols almost right from the git-go. In the summer of 2020, Dr. David Brownstein published his exceptionally effective drug-free nutrient and oxidative protocol, which brought full recovery for all 107 of his patients so treated within 9 days. While no deaths may be unexceptional for such a small number of patients, not a single "long COVID" case or case that got to the cytokine storm phase was very exceptional, indeed.

https://www.publichealthpolicyjournal.com/_files/ugd/adf864_cc5004cfa84a46d3b1a0338d4308c42c.pdf

For all we know, early treatment using his approach could save over 99% of those for whom COVID is the most critical condition. I used a similar approach to easily kick COVID to the curb myself. It would be effective for any

But when he put the info out, expecting it to be received with enthusiasm, the alphabet agencies told him to "cease and desist" from publicizing it under the rationale that it was "not a double-blind controlled study", as if it would be ethical in any way to withhold such effective treatment.

So he kept quiet, so he could get away with continuing to provide such effective and 100% safe early treatment.

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