The Forgotten Ones

[Henk]

The Thai Red Cross, is trying to access 1 million vaccines. The Red Cross through out the world help those who are in need of help ( the forgotten ones )

There are 100s of thousands of hard workers ( illegal immigrants ) in Thailand needing a vaccine. But can not get a vaccine because the Thai Government doesn’t recognise them.

can the Thai Red Cross help them

[gummy]

32 minutes ago, Henk said:

The Thai Red Cross, is trying to access 1 million vaccines. The Red Cross through out the world help those who are in need of help ( the forgotten ones )

There are 100s of thousands of hard workers ( illegal immigrants ) in Thailand needing a vaccine. But can not get a vaccine because the Thai Government doesn’t recognise them.

can the Thai Red Cross help them

Their are millions of Thais as well needing vaccine. Irrespective of whether they are Thai, illegal, Foreigner, white black or whatever, until this government consider that they all are as necessary  to receive a vaccine then the situation will not improve. Its a good for the Red Cross to try and support some of them but don't forget the others.

[Stonker]

The Thai Red Cross is a government agency, openly and directly funded and run by the government.

 

It's not an NGO.

[BlueSphinx]

It would be far better if the Red Cross stocked up on and started distributing the ultra-cheap, completely harmless and very effective Ivermectin for preventing and treating covid-19. 

But of course Big Pharma blocking the above, as there is more money to be made on an experimental poison-jab with a horrible side-effects track-record already in the first 6 months of its roll-out (and nobody knowing the longer-term effects of these irreversible shots).

 

[dimitri]

2 hours ago, BlueSphinx said:

It would be far better if the Red Cross stocked up on and started distributing the ultra-cheap, completely harmless and very effective Ivermectin for preventing and treating covid-19. 

 

quote: Ivermectin is a medication used to treat many types of parasite infestations. In humans, this includes head lice, scabies, river blindness, strongyloidiasis, trichuriasis, ascariasis, and lymphatic filariasis. In veterinary medicine, it is used to prevent and treat heartworm and acariasis, among other indications.

 

It would be far better if you stop spreading nonsense.

 

 

[Chaimai]

2 hours ago, BlueSphinx said:

It would be far better if the Red Cross stocked up on and started distributing the ultra-cheap, completely harmless and very effective Ivermectin for preventing and treating covid-19. 

But of course Big Pharma blocking the above, as there is more money to be made on an experimental poison-jab with a horrible side-effects track-record already in the first 6 months of its roll-out (and nobody knowing the longer-term effects of these irreversible shots).

 

 

If the Thai virologist Dr Yong Poovorawan can have his FB page amended to include that Dr Yong is also a “Sinovac salesman for the Prayut Chan-o-cha administration”......you would certainly be awarded that title for Ivermectin.

[BlueSphinx]

19 minutes ago, Chaimai said:

If the Thai virologist Dr Yong Poovorawan can have his FB page amended to include that Dr Yong is also a “Sinovac salesman for the Prayut Chan-o-cha administration”......you would certainly be awarded that title for Ivermectin.

I am not, but I would certainly wear such badge with honor.

[thai3]

2 hours ago, BlueSphinx said:

It would be far better if the Red Cross stocked up on and started distributing the ultra-cheap, completely harmless and very effective Ivermectin for preventing and treating covid-19. 

But of course Big Pharma blocking the above, as there is more money to be made on an experimental poison-jab with a horrible side-effects track-record already in the first 6 months of its roll-out (and nobody knowing the longer-term effects of these irreversible shots).

Is there any real proof it's any good, apart from loony you tube vids and the odd disputable research?

[BlueSphinx]

2 minutes ago, thai3 said:

Is there any real proof it's any good, apart from loony you tube vids and the odd disputable research?

No, there is zero evidence that Ivermectin works and on top of that the stuff is extremely toxic as it is well known that people taking 4 kg of it dropped dead in the streets.

[gummy]

4 hours ago, BlueSphinx said:

No, there is zero evidence that Ivermectin works and on top of that the stuff is extremely toxic as it is well known that people taking 4 kg of it dropped dead in the streets.

Yes but wasn't that because they thought it was a suppository so stuck it up their arse ?