News media backstab Joe Rogan with easily disprovable Covid lie

By Tatiana Prophet

Joe Rogan is one of the most popular content creators of all time. He is the darling of the wrestling world, and has since become a thought leader as a self-made curator of current events.

Rogan doesn’t endorse politicians outright; but he is fearless in his invitation of alternative points of view to his platform. He has discussed the various vaccines being used around the world, stopping short of making a definitive statement on them. More recently and more prominently, Rogan hosted biologist Bret Weinstein, who resigned from his position at Evergreen College in Olympia, Wash., in the wake of the 2016 election after which some students of color wanted to protest without white professors or students on campus.

Weinstein, himself a podcaster since his brush with infamy, discussed among other things the drug ivermectin, which was discovered by Japanese biochemist Satoshi Omura in the soil at a golfcourse near Tokyo. That podcast reached millions of people (Rogan has 13 million followers on Instagram alone). The drug under discussion has cured river blindness in more than 200 million people in the developing world. It is the first drug to be classified as effective both within and outside of an organism in killing parasites. Ivermectin was used in the agricultural industry to remove parasitic worms from animals, but it has also been used successfully in humans for river blindness, elephantiasis, and malaria.

But you’d never know it from the mainstream media excuses for journalism stories from today. Even before the Bret Weinstein-Rogan podcast, the health and media establshment have been referring to ivermectin as a drug “for cows and horses.” This basic bait-and-switch has been swallowed by faithful viewers and readers, who are all too happy to laugh yet again about some “yahoos” being hospitalized for ingesting the form of therapies that are not intended for humans. What they don’t tell you is that in its human-grade form, the drug has shown immense promise in numerous studies — controlled trials and retrospectives.

So on Sunday, Rogan announced that he had come down with Covid. A couple days later, on Wednesday, he posted a video to Instagram detailing his treatment protocol. He said he was treated with “everything but the kitchen sink,” then detailed what that was: monoclonal antibodies (made by Regeneron and approved for emergency use and touted by the federal government — but not very pubicized); the anti-parasitic ivermectin; Z-pack for opportunistic bacteria; and a steroid for inflammation.)

Headlines tonight on social media continue to state that Rogan is suffering with Covid-19, and that may very well be; the disease does take many unexpected twists and turns given that its long-strand RNA and spike protein bind to cells with the ubiquitous ACE2 receptor.

The articles about Rogan’s diagnosis were not charitable in the least; they published photos of the social media star mid-expression, casting him as a foolhardy hick with a skepticism of “science.”

Only by bypassing mainstream media and going directly to Rogan’s social accounts were we able to divine that he was feeling better.

A BRIDGE TOO FAR

And now for the ever-anticipated opinion part of this program: In gratuitously maligning Joe Rogan by misrepresenting the details of his treatment, the culpable outlets may have taken a bridge too far.

Rogan’s loyal fans are legion; and they will most likely not take kindly to the easily demonstrable engagement in falsehoods that the comfortable ruling media class has dropped our way.

Stay tuned for more on how Rogan is feeling.

Relevant links:

Feb. 15, 2017
Ivermectin: enigmatic multifaceted ‘wonder’ drug continues to surprise and exceed expectations

June 5, 2020
ACE2, Much More Than Just a Receptor for SARS-COV-2

Those of you who have been reading Back to Facts’ latest articles know how often we talk about the ACE2 receptors and how the Covid spike protein binds to them and how they are all over the body. Well look at this article. Someone literally did a study on how ivermectin posts itself at the ACE2 receptor, effectively blocking the Covid spike protein from entering the many cells ACE2 occupies to do its important work regulating the bodily fluids including blood and water (and vascular contriction).
Ivermectin Docks to the SARS-CoV-2 Spike Receptor-binding Domain Attached to ACE2

This little animal treatment has really invaded the human space, don’t you think? Somebody should tell the media.