Has Soros Money Bought Influence in Medicine? 3521

Good Morning, I’m still reporting on the coup.
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Last week, The Lancet, one of the world’s oldest medical journals, founded in England in 1832, published a highly-political diatribe against - not just the Trump administration – but President Trump specifically - for politicizing science which “posed a uniquely urgent threat to public health.”
And here is why this report falls squarely under our category of reports on the coup.
It is a textbook example of an age-old exploit cut straight from the spymaster’s handbook called smoke-and-mirrors – in other words, blame your enemy for exactly what you have been caught doing – in this case, politicizing science.
The Lancet has a long history of mixing medicine with questionable political postures in the past, and consequently has suffered the humiliation of having to make several full-blown retractions. But these medical blunders have typically been swept under the rug by the MSM when they wish to use The Lancet’s latest shaky political pronouncements as medical gospel.
But the worst blunder of all came in May 22, 2020 when The Lancet published fake data which claimed that hydroxychloroquine was not effective in treating COVID-19.
It was apparently a political hit piece designed to bash President Trump’s support of HCQ as a possible remedy for the burgeoning COVID-19 crisis and thereby help promote the highly-expensive Remdesivir, which, although lauded by Dr. Fauci, has subsequently shown less than impressive results.