Dunno how long this will be up.
I saw a little of this yesterday it sounded like some paid stooges from Trump Inc., might as well take medical advice from Ivanka.
At the very end I learned that the original video production was by Breitbart. So thereās that.
From a FB friend:
Dr. Stella (the Nigerian doctor who speaks second) is the new āmedicalā darling of the Hydroxychloroquine movementļæ¼. Donāt believe the hype do some research, here are some things you should probably know about Dr. Stella.
- She runs a (now removed) website about fighting witchcraft
- She has a 1 year temporary medical license in the state of Texas
- Her āhospitalā is a clinic in a strip mall next to her church
- She is a minister who offers sermons on YouTube. Subjects include:
ā¢ Combating witchcraft
ā¢ Use of alien DNA in the medical industry
ā¢ Negative health effects resulting from sex dreams about demons
ā¢ Gays practicing āhomosexual terrorismā
ā¢ Children should be whipped (but not abused) - She requires masks in her clinic
- Believes the āmagic 8 ballā is a scheme to involve children in witchcraft
- States that Disney Channel and Harry Potter are gateways to witchcraft, run by the illuminati
- States that there is a āgene in peopleās mindsā that makes them religious, and the government wants to vaccinate that gene.
- Ancestral curses are transmitted through the placenta.
- Her group āAmericaās Frontline Doctorsā held a press conference a few days ago, already got more traction than āPlandemic,ā and has now been removed by FB, YouTube, and Twitter.
- Breitbart, right wing networks, and Trump are still pushing it.
Why are we looking for a conspiracy?
Mondayās livestreamed event featuring the Americaās Frontline Doctors group was organized by Tea Party Patriots, a wealthy Republican donor-backed nonprofit that, in partnership with FreedomWorks and other right-wing dark money groups, launched the Save Our Country Coalition in April to push for Americaās rapid reopening. Jenny Beth Martin, TPPās co-founder, spoke at the conference alongside the self-proclaimed frontline doctors, urging people to call their elected officials to demand access to hydroxychloroquine.
Simone Gold, the founder of Americaās Frontline Doctors, has been a go-to source for Fox News on the so-called dangers of strict coronavirus measures and has spoken at several reopen rallies.