What’s DoH up to with HCQ?

By Modesto P. Sa-onoy

 

Just a news break before we proceed from last Wednesday as this new information relates to the discussion and can place our readers in a better perspective.

A report on September 11 says Department of Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire revealed that the “DOH was reviewing the confidential disclosure agreements presented by Pfizer and Moderna.”

Moderna is owned by Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and is producing a vaccine ostensibly as a cure to Covid-19. Dr. Anthony Fauci is a member of the Leadership Council formed by the Gates Foundation in 2010 for the “Decade of Vaccine Collaboration” with Fauci in the Council is the representative of World Health Organization.

Coincidences? The Action Plan is on schedule – 10 years after the launching of the collaboration in 2010 to produce a vaccine the world needed in a pandemic and the “only” acceptable solution is the “vaccine.”

Dr. Fauci and the WHO organization are anti-HCQ. Our DoH takes instructions from WHO. Guess: how much is the increase in the value of the shares of stocks of Moderna since July? The internet has the answer.

We’ll touch on the development of these “coincidences” later. Let’s continue where we left off last Wednesday. I cited in that column the report from a doctor about the order of the Department of Health that stopped the use of hydroxychloroquine or HCQ for patients infected with the coronavirus.

At this time when people are grabbing at straws to keep life and limb together, we wonder why the doctors are prevented from prescribing medicine that they believe would help their patients. I cannot believe that a doctor would consciously use medicine without determining its efficacy and safety.

Should we not trust our doctors? If there is anything that brought people to a doctor it is their trust in him or her. I think this is the least that we can ask of government that, sadly has nothing better to offer: allow the doctors wider discretion on the use of medicine for their patients.

If the patient died because the doctor was prevented by the government or whichever bureaucrat from using the drugs he or she firmly believes is the right one, then the death of the patient should be on the conscience of that authority. Of course, that authority may not even know it but we believe there is One Who knows all and Who makes people accountable for their deeds or misdeeds.

Our informant in the medical society confirms that they had used HCQ with a high level of success and that the DoH had distributed this drug to its hospitals also and used it with success. The department stopped it only when Dr. Anthony Fauci, erstwhile the top medicine man of US President Donal Trump, and the World Health Organization ordered them to do so. As narrated here earlier their decision was apparently influenced by an article that proved to be a “fraud.” Despite the fraud WHO did not rescind its stop order.

No wonder that President Trump removed Fauci as his principal adviser. Both Trump and the White House had cited the falling death rate as proof of the success of the Trump administration’s response but Fauci had a different opinion citing “false complacency” of the Trump administration. He implies the US should wait a while. For what? The Moderna vaccine and the vaccine makers?

On July 7, 2020, Trump contradicted Fauci’s comments describing the dire situation in the country, with Trump saying: “I think we are in a good place. I disagree with [Fauci].” There was a suspicion that “Trump’s enemies wanted him to fail.” The US election is in November.

Fauci stated that it was a “false narrative to take comfort in a lower rate of death” for COVID-19 in the country.

That apparently riled the President and on July 9, Trump publicly claimed that Fauci “made a lot of mistakes” and on July 12, a White House official told media that “several White House officials are concerned about the number of times Dr. Fauci has been wrong on things,” and gave media on a list of purported mistakes made by Fauci during the outbreak.

On August 12, an open letter came out with challenging questions for Fauci that until now remain unanswered. We’ll present them tomorrow.