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Is Latest Aspirin Backtracking An Example Of ‘Fudging The Science’ For COVID … Or Nah?

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A curious pattern is forming with respect to the official mouthpieces giving us all guidance on what we are and are not allowed to discuss concerning the CCP Wuhan Coronavirus.

Unlike the usual degree of chaos you might normally expect when our best minds turn their attention to a new area of interest, in which a variety of theories clash for supremacy, each evolving and being refined, seeking to knock down rival hypotheses in an endless search for truth, the information we’ve seen during the pandemic has been carefully curated, has been univocal, and anyone breaking with orthodoxy is immediately punished.

What’s more, there is little to no daylight between the political agenda of certain interested entities and the official position of the mouthpieces telling us what the science says.

Accept the narrative…

For example, we are allowed to talk about masks and vaccines all day long. We are encouraged to demand government mandates for both, and anyone who dissents from that position is shamed into silence or ‘canceled’ outright as sources of ‘misinformation’.

And anyone who dares suggest something other than masks or vaccines as a reasonable and rational response to the pandemic, or that individual citizens talk to a doctor about their own risk profiles is instantly denounced as an enemy of all that is good and just in the world.

We know that certain known variables, including Vitamin D deficiency or obesity, are critically important in distinguishing the risk levels of those who get ill but recover from the virus versus those who are hospitalized or worse. But do you hear any campaigns calling for people to test their vitamin D levels, or shed some pounds to fight the ‘rona?

No, it’s all about the masks and vaccines — and of course, closures. Any illusions the public may have had about these being scientific pronouncements and not political ones were thoroughly disabused by two stories in particular.

Ignore the inconsistencies…

First was the story about our ‘experts’ at the CDD giving us guidance that was written by the Teachers’ Union. The knock-out punch was when the White House admitted that the 6′ distancing that has completely upended life as we know it was an entirely political decision… CDC’s Six-Foot Social Distancing Rule Was ‘Arbitrary’, Says Former FDA Commissioner

Even medical studies were thrown into question.

When early indicators suggested a certain inexpensive anti-malarial drug with decades of use and an exceedingly low risk profile might offer hope as a therapeutic or even a prophylactic … the Lancet published a study telling us we should be afraid of using it. The study was so horrifically flawed that the Lancet took the unusual step of formally retracting it… but the stigma had already taken root.

When patterns from around the world, in areas (including India and Peru) that did not yet have access to a supply of vaccines gave reason to think Ivermictin offered hope as a therapeutic or prophylactic. Then we inexplicably saw that Nobel-prize winning medication reduced to ‘horse-paste’ by defenders of the official narrative. WATCH: Joe Rogan Takes CNN Doc Sanjay Gupta To The Woodshed For Network LIES On Ivermectin

Which brings us to the Asprin story…

The ability of low-dose aspirin to affect platelets in the blood and reduce the likelihood of clotting is well documented. Considering COVID’s symptoms do impact blood flow, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the impact of such a cheap and safe drug on COVID patients was of interest to researchers.

Here’s a fairly recent WebMd article speaking optimistically about how Asprin might help people recover more quickly from an infection.

Among people who did get COVID-19, the time it took for SARS-CoV-2 PCR test results to go from positive to negative was significantly shorter among those who used aspirin, and the duration of their disease was two-three days shorter, depending upon preexisting health conditions.

“This observation of the possible beneficial effect of low doses of aspirin on COVID-19 infection is preliminary but seems very promising,” Magen said in a news release from Bar-Ilan University. “Low-Dose Aspirin May Help Shield You From COVID-19 — WebMd

Apparently, a study followed up on that research and was recently published.

“The team investigated more than 400 COVID patients from hospitals across the United States who take aspirin unrelated to their COVID disease,” said JPost.com

It “found that the treatment reduced the risk of several parameters by almost half: reaching mechanical ventilation by 44%, ICU admissions by 43%, and overall in-hospital mortality by 47.”

The study from the George Washington University helped substantiate a previous study conducted by Israeli researchers in March. — HeadlineUSA

It didn’t take very long at all before we saw this…

Could there be an innocent explanation for such unlikely timing?

Possibly…

But there is a spectacular record of discrediting anything and everything that might bring the smallest ray of hope into a carefully crafted panic narrative… especially when those rays of hope are connected to an inexpensive and widely available product on which nobody can slap an exclusive patent.

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Wes Walker

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