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drone said:DR. RASHID BUTTAR: THE CORONAVIRUS AGENDA - WHAT THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW
157,201 views•Premiered 13 hours ago
You’ve posted this guys stuff before, and I’ve pointed out each time that dr Rashid Buttar is a scumbag who has been censured many times for preying on people
“Grifters capitalize on mass panic by validating people’s fear and affirming or planting suspicion of mainstream narratives. Buttar, who did not respond to an emailed list of questions from HuffPost, does this well. To his new followers, he likely seems like a credible source: He speaks with confidence and is a doctor, after all.
What his audience may not know is that he has been formally reprimanded by the North Carolina Medical Board for unethical conduct, including giving cancer patients treatments that were “wholly unproven and wholly ineffective,” and ordering tests that “were never adequately justified” but were used to “drive up costs.” The Food and Drug Administration once sent him a warning letter for deceptively advertising his supplements as drugs. A former patient also sued him for fraud, alleging that Buttar recommended a costly and ultimately ineffective cancer therapy.”
You go right ahead and keep giving this guy airtime, but that doesn’t make what this guy does to make money ok.
157,201 views•Premiered 13 hours ago
You’ve posted this guys stuff before, and I’ve pointed out each time that dr Rashid Buttar is a scumbag who has been censured many times for preying on people
“Grifters capitalize on mass panic by validating people’s fear and affirming or planting suspicion of mainstream narratives. Buttar, who did not respond to an emailed list of questions from HuffPost, does this well. To his new followers, he likely seems like a credible source: He speaks with confidence and is a doctor, after all.
What his audience may not know is that he has been formally reprimanded by the North Carolina Medical Board for unethical conduct, including giving cancer patients treatments that were “wholly unproven and wholly ineffective,” and ordering tests that “were never adequately justified” but were used to “drive up costs.” The Food and Drug Administration once sent him a warning letter for deceptively advertising his supplements as drugs. A former patient also sued him for fraud, alleging that Buttar recommended a costly and ultimately ineffective cancer therapy.”
You go right ahead and keep giving this guy airtime, but that doesn’t make what this guy does to make money ok.
drone said:Heart May Not Be a Pump: Thomas Cowan on Cardiovascular Disease
116,233 views•Oct 5, 2019
Google this guy and his medical history of malpractice coupled with his cute habit of taking people’s money.
You have a talent for finding these people drone.
What is the bar for you? Do they have to have actually shot people and stolen their wallets before you’d think maybe they are putting their own interests first?
You seem able to see any conspiracy except the blindingly obvious one that there are people who are willing to create fear to make money. Why is that the only conspiracy theory you can’t get your head around?
116,233 views•Oct 5, 2019
Google this guy and his medical history of malpractice coupled with his cute habit of taking people’s money.
You have a talent for finding these people drone.
What is the bar for you? Do they have to have actually shot people and stolen their wallets before you’d think maybe they are putting their own interests first?
You seem able to see any conspiracy except the blindingly obvious one that there are people who are willing to create fear to make money. Why is that the only conspiracy theory you can’t get your head around?
hemihead said:
Google this guy and his medical history of malpractice coupled with his cute habit of taking people’s money.
You have a talent for finding these people drone.
What is the bar for you? Do they have to have actually shot people and stolen their wallets before you’d think maybe they are putting their own interests first?
You seem able to see any conspiracy except the blindingly obvious one that there are people who are willing to create fear to make money. Why is that the only conspiracy theory you can’t get your head around?
OH sorry I didn't do a fast Google
I didn't look around for a few days
to find out the for and against
you know the little things
he was speaking about
LIKE
are our cells
70 percent water
LIKE
Are there 4 phases
of water
LIKE
the description
of the heart
is he right
LIKE
the description
how does the blood move
YOU know
the little things
LIKE
LISTENING
THEN
doing a little research
the basics
to find out
IT is very very
simple
except
for those
who don't want
to leave
their comfort zone
so take a look
have a listen
is he lying
It seems You have a talent
for being some one
that you clearly
are not
So Sad
Google this guy and his medical history of malpractice coupled with his cute habit of taking people’s money.
You have a talent for finding these people drone.
What is the bar for you? Do they have to have actually shot people and stolen their wallets before you’d think maybe they are putting their own interests first?
You seem able to see any conspiracy except the blindingly obvious one that there are people who are willing to create fear to make money. Why is that the only conspiracy theory you can’t get your head around?
OH sorry I didn't do a fast Google
I didn't look around for a few days
to find out the for and against
you know the little things
he was speaking about
LIKE
are our cells
70 percent water
LIKE
Are there 4 phases
of water
LIKE
the description
of the heart
is he right
LIKE
the description
how does the blood move
YOU know
the little things
LIKE
LISTENING
THEN
doing a little research
the basics
to find out
IT is very very
simple
except
for those
who don't want
to leave
their comfort zone
so take a look
have a listen
is he lying
It seems You have a talent
for being some one
that you clearly
are not
So Sad
hemihead said:
You’ve posted this guys stuff before, and I’ve pointed out each time that dr Rashid Buttar is a scumbag who has been censured many times for preying on people
“Grifters capitalize on mass panic by validating people’s fear and affirming or planting suspicion of mainstream narratives. Buttar, who did not respond to an emailed list of questions from HuffPost, does this well. To his new followers, he likely seems like a credible source: He speaks with confidence and is a doctor, after all.
What his audience may not know is that he has been formally reprimanded by the North Carolina Medical Board for unethical conduct, including giving cancer patients treatments that were “wholly unproven and wholly ineffective,” and ordering tests that “were never adequately justified” but were used to “drive up costs.” The Food and Drug Administration once sent him a warning letter for deceptively advertising his supplements as drugs. A former patient also sued him for fraud, alleging that Buttar recommended a costly and ultimately ineffective cancer therapy.”
You go right ahead and keep giving this guy airtime, but that doesn’t make what this guy does to make money ok.
Bless your little cotton socks
You’ve posted this guys stuff before, and I’ve pointed out each time that dr Rashid Buttar is a scumbag who has been censured many times for preying on people
“Grifters capitalize on mass panic by validating people’s fear and affirming or planting suspicion of mainstream narratives. Buttar, who did not respond to an emailed list of questions from HuffPost, does this well. To his new followers, he likely seems like a credible source: He speaks with confidence and is a doctor, after all.
What his audience may not know is that he has been formally reprimanded by the North Carolina Medical Board for unethical conduct, including giving cancer patients treatments that were “wholly unproven and wholly ineffective,” and ordering tests that “were never adequately justified” but were used to “drive up costs.” The Food and Drug Administration once sent him a warning letter for deceptively advertising his supplements as drugs. A former patient also sued him for fraud, alleging that Buttar recommended a costly and ultimately ineffective cancer therapy.”
You go right ahead and keep giving this guy airtime, but that doesn’t make what this guy does to make money ok.
Bless your little cotton socks
