πΈ Follow the Money with Fahrie Hassan
Fahrie gave a detailed presentation on Monday, July 18 to the World Council for Health General Assembly about Covid-19 conflicts of interest and what he has learned by following the money behind the crisis.
Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology, and Biochemistry.
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Fahrie gave a detailed presentation on Monday, July 18 to the World Council for Health General Assembly about Covid-19 conflicts of interest and what he has learned by following the money behind the crisis.
Fahrie is a Molecular Biologist with a MSc in Chemical Pathology, specializing in Molecular Genetics, Enzymology, Immunology, and Biochemistry.
You can now watch and share his presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/conflicts-of-interest-fahrie-hassan
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Safer to Wait joined us at the Better Way Conference in May. Check out this video that they created while there.
Safer to Wait is a group of concerned parents, teachers, doctors, and lawyers, who are trying to make the best decision when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccines and children. Learn more about Safer to Wait by visiting their website: safertowait.com
This video is also available on Safer to Wait's YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=tRazjTJ-USc
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Safer to Wait is a group of concerned parents, teachers, doctors, and lawyers, who are trying to make the best decision when it comes to the Covid-19 vaccines and children. Learn more about Safer to Wait by visiting their website: safertowait.com
This video is also available on Safer to Wait's YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=tRazjTJ-USc
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Today: How to Engage & Not Disengage
Connect with the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 20 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
Together we'll explore some of the key reasons that people think the way they do.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
4pm EDT | 8pm UTC | 9pm BST
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Connect with the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 20 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
Together we'll explore some of the key reasons that people think the way they do.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
4pm EDT | 8pm UTC | 9pm BST
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It's Day 6 of the WCH Breathe Better Challenge!
Today we're practicing Resonant Breathing.
The Science:
Studies have shown that resonant breathing improves heart rate and mood. Since resonant breathing is designed to help you breathe at 5 breaths per minute, this allows you to maximize your heart rate variability. As your heart rate is connected to your nervous system, this will also calm your nerves and can help reduce symptoms of depression.
Preparation:
Get into a comfortable position of your choice with one hand on your stomach to ensure you are breathing into your stomach.
Technique:
1. Breathe in for a count of 5
2. Breathe out for a count of 5
3. Repeat twice
4. Breathe in for a count of 6
5. Breathe out for a count of 6
6. Repeat twice
7. Continue lengthening breaths. Do not push yourself to the level where you start to feel lightheaded. We recommend stopping at 8.
How did it feel? Have you tried this before?
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Today we're practicing Resonant Breathing.
The Science:
Studies have shown that resonant breathing improves heart rate and mood. Since resonant breathing is designed to help you breathe at 5 breaths per minute, this allows you to maximize your heart rate variability. As your heart rate is connected to your nervous system, this will also calm your nerves and can help reduce symptoms of depression.
Preparation:
Get into a comfortable position of your choice with one hand on your stomach to ensure you are breathing into your stomach.
Technique:
1. Breathe in for a count of 5
2. Breathe out for a count of 5
3. Repeat twice
4. Breathe in for a count of 6
5. Breathe out for a count of 6
6. Repeat twice
7. Continue lengthening breaths. Do not push yourself to the level where you start to feel lightheaded. We recommend stopping at 8.
How did it feel? Have you tried this before?
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π₯³ Countdown to World Ivermectin Day!
World Ivermectin Day was created in 2021 to raise awareness about the life-saving benefits of the medicine Ivermectin.
You're invited to join us on Saturday, July 23rd for the second WID to learn more and help spread critical awareness about Ivermectin.
Get involved by sharing information about Ivermectin on social media, tuning into our event on Saturday, and planning a local Ivermectin-focused meet-up or event near you. Check out our events map to find or submit an event near you: worldivermectinday.org/events-map
#WorldIvermectinDay #IvermectinWorks #IvermectinIsTheKey #WID22
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World Ivermectin Day was created in 2021 to raise awareness about the life-saving benefits of the medicine Ivermectin.
You're invited to join us on Saturday, July 23rd for the second WID to learn more and help spread critical awareness about Ivermectin.
Get involved by sharing information about Ivermectin on social media, tuning into our event on Saturday, and planning a local Ivermectin-focused meet-up or event near you. Check out our events map to find or submit an event near you: worldivermectinday.org/events-map
#WorldIvermectinDay #IvermectinWorks #IvermectinIsTheKey #WID22
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No Indication to Support Suggestions of a Marburg Pandemic
The World Council for Health emphasizes that there currently exists no indication to support potential calls for a new pandemic associated with the Marburg virus.
Full Statement: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/statements/marburg-pandemic
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The World Council for Health emphasizes that there currently exists no indication to support potential calls for a new pandemic associated with the Marburg virus.
Full Statement: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/statements/marburg-pandemic
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Join us in one hour!
Connect with the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 20 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
Together we'll explore some of the key reasons that people think the way they do.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
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Connect with the WCH Mind Health Committee on Wednesday, July 20 at 8 pm UTC on Zoom.
Together we'll explore some of the key reasons that people think the way they do.
Register here: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ElcmwFMMQBGs3Cpxpe1TRQ
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Our Mind Health Committee is live now for an important conversation on emotion.
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Join us in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom
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Covid-19 Vaccine Safety Surveillance, Flying Blind
Dr. Rajiv Seereeram introduced WCH partner Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group (CTAGTT) on Monday, July 18 during a presentation on his experience throughout the Covid-19 crisis in Trinidad & Tobago dealing with patients suffering from Covid-19 vaccine injuries.
Dr. Seereeram, MBBS, MSc, PgDip works in General Practice and specializes in Public Health Nutrition & Diabetes. He works with COVID-19 transparency Advocacy Group TT and Responsible Parents TT, Vaccine Injury Support, and Advocacy Groups.
You can now watch and share his presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/dr-rajiv-seereeram-ctagtt
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Dr. Rajiv Seereeram introduced WCH partner Covid-19 Transparency Advocacy Group (CTAGTT) on Monday, July 18 during a presentation on his experience throughout the Covid-19 crisis in Trinidad & Tobago dealing with patients suffering from Covid-19 vaccine injuries.
Dr. Seereeram, MBBS, MSc, PgDip works in General Practice and specializes in Public Health Nutrition & Diabetes. He works with COVID-19 transparency Advocacy Group TT and Responsible Parents TT, Vaccine Injury Support, and Advocacy Groups.
You can now watch and share his presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/dr-rajiv-seereeram-ctagtt
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Forwarded from World Ivermectin Day 2023
World Ivermectin Day is this Saturday. Let's get the party started now by sharing our IVM with the world!
Take a selfie with your #Ivermectin (because #IvermectinWorks!) and post it using the hashtag #WorldIvermectinDay.
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π₯ Lobbying, Big Pharma & Exiting the WHO
Shabnam Palesa Mohamed gave an eye-opening presentation to the World Council for Health on Monday, July 18 about conflicts of interest in medicine during the Covid-19 crisis, Big Pharma's lobbying problem, why we must stop the WHO, and how we can do it by taking back our power.
Shabnam is a journalist, activist, and mediation lawyer. She serves on the steering committee of the World Council for Health and is Executive Director for Children's Health Defense Africa.
You can now watch and share her presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/big-pharma-who-shabnam-palesa-mohamed
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Shabnam Palesa Mohamed gave an eye-opening presentation to the World Council for Health on Monday, July 18 about conflicts of interest in medicine during the Covid-19 crisis, Big Pharma's lobbying problem, why we must stop the WHO, and how we can do it by taking back our power.
Shabnam is a journalist, activist, and mediation lawyer. She serves on the steering committee of the World Council for Health and is Executive Director for Children's Health Defense Africa.
You can now watch and share her presentation: worldcouncilforhealth.org/multimedia/big-pharma-who-shabnam-palesa-mohamed
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π§π½ββοΈ Save the date to meditate!
Join us on Friday, July 22 at 9 pm UTC as we meditate together on Telegram. This week's meditation will be led by Kim Knight.
Sign up here to be reminded when we begin: t.me/worldforhealthchat?videochat
Join the World Council for Health Mind Health Committee for a weekly meditation in our Telegram group every Friday!
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Join us on Friday, July 22 at 9 pm UTC as we meditate together on Telegram. This week's meditation will be led by Kim Knight.
Sign up here to be reminded when we begin: t.me/worldforhealthchat?videochat
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π₯³ Countdown to World Ivermectin Day!
World Ivermectin Day was created in 2021 to raise awareness about the life-saving benefits of the medicine Ivermectin.
You're invited to join us on Saturday, July 23rd for the second WID to learn more and help spread critical awareness about Ivermectin.
Get involved by sharing information about Ivermectin on social media, tuning into our event on Saturday, and planning a local Ivermectin-focused meet-up or event near you.
Check out our events map to find or submit an event near you: worldivermectinday.org/events-map
Download images to print or share on social media: worldivermectinday.org/toolkit
#WorldIvermectinDay #IvermectinWorks #IvermectinIsTheKey #WID22
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World Ivermectin Day was created in 2021 to raise awareness about the life-saving benefits of the medicine Ivermectin.
You're invited to join us on Saturday, July 23rd for the second WID to learn more and help spread critical awareness about Ivermectin.
Get involved by sharing information about Ivermectin on social media, tuning into our event on Saturday, and planning a local Ivermectin-focused meet-up or event near you.
Check out our events map to find or submit an event near you: worldivermectinday.org/events-map
Download images to print or share on social media: worldivermectinday.org/toolkit
#WorldIvermectinDay #IvermectinWorks #IvermectinIsTheKey #WID22
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Forwarded from Dr Tess Lawrie
Ivermectin Works β Just Not for Big Pharma
β¨ drtesslawrie.substack.com/p/ivermectin-works-just-not-for-big
Iβd like to extend a warm, heartfelt invitation to everyone to join me in celebrating World Ivermectin Day this Saturday. In truth, I feel that every day should be an ivermectin day β but this extraordinary medicine has been so maligned, few people are even aware of its healing properties, let alone have access to it.
Most of you know ivermectinβs story already: how it emerged as an effective treatment for Covid-19, and was then roundly dismissed by public health authorities, including the FDA, who described this Nobel Prize-winning medicine as just a horse dewormer.
You can view a summary of the ivermectin story on at WorldIvermectinDay.org, which I warmly encourage you to visit. In brief, every strange twist and turn in the Covid-19 crisis has played out in the battle over ivermectin. This is a tale of big pharma cartels, captured media, scientific corruption, compromised scientific journals, lives lost for want of early treatment, and lives saved because of this wonder drug.
Since our first World Ivermectin Day last year, more research has emerged confirming ivermectinβs efficacy in treating Covid-19. One new research paper is particularly exciting, and Iβm delighted to be welcoming its author to a special World Ivermectin Day Tess Talks this week.
Sabine Hazan is a gastroenterologist, scientist and expert in the microbiome. Last year, on World Ivermectin Day she spoke about her research on ivermectin for Covid. This month, she published an important paper proposing the hypothesis that ivermectin may help to repopulate the microbiome. This is an exciting development, and hereβs why.
As Sabine explains in our conversation, people susceptible to Covid-19 such as the elderly or obese, are observed to have decreased Bifidobacteria in their gut. Bifidobacteria is a key component of healthy gut flora and plays an important role in immunity. Sabineβs theory β based on her extensive research β is that ivermectin may act as a kind of probiotic and increase Bifidobacteria in the gut. This in turn may help boost natural immunity to Covid-19.
Ivermectin is for everyone: for the vaccinated and unvaccinated, for those suffering from Covid, and those suffering from vaccine injury. It has even been found to have anti-cancer properties. Given the explosion of long Covid, vaccine harms and cancers, the world needs access to ivermectin, now more than ever before. It is the medicine for our times.
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Iβd like to extend a warm, heartfelt invitation to everyone to join me in celebrating World Ivermectin Day this Saturday. In truth, I feel that every day should be an ivermectin day β but this extraordinary medicine has been so maligned, few people are even aware of its healing properties, let alone have access to it.
Most of you know ivermectinβs story already: how it emerged as an effective treatment for Covid-19, and was then roundly dismissed by public health authorities, including the FDA, who described this Nobel Prize-winning medicine as just a horse dewormer.
You can view a summary of the ivermectin story on at WorldIvermectinDay.org, which I warmly encourage you to visit. In brief, every strange twist and turn in the Covid-19 crisis has played out in the battle over ivermectin. This is a tale of big pharma cartels, captured media, scientific corruption, compromised scientific journals, lives lost for want of early treatment, and lives saved because of this wonder drug.
Since our first World Ivermectin Day last year, more research has emerged confirming ivermectinβs efficacy in treating Covid-19. One new research paper is particularly exciting, and Iβm delighted to be welcoming its author to a special World Ivermectin Day Tess Talks this week.
Sabine Hazan is a gastroenterologist, scientist and expert in the microbiome. Last year, on World Ivermectin Day she spoke about her research on ivermectin for Covid. This month, she published an important paper proposing the hypothesis that ivermectin may help to repopulate the microbiome. This is an exciting development, and hereβs why.
As Sabine explains in our conversation, people susceptible to Covid-19 such as the elderly or obese, are observed to have decreased Bifidobacteria in their gut. Bifidobacteria is a key component of healthy gut flora and plays an important role in immunity. Sabineβs theory β based on her extensive research β is that ivermectin may act as a kind of probiotic and increase Bifidobacteria in the gut. This in turn may help boost natural immunity to Covid-19.
Ivermectin is for everyone: for the vaccinated and unvaccinated, for those suffering from Covid, and those suffering from vaccine injury. It has even been found to have anti-cancer properties. Given the explosion of long Covid, vaccine harms and cancers, the world needs access to ivermectin, now more than ever before. It is the medicine for our times.
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A Better Way to Health with Dr Tess Lawrie
Ivermectin works β just not for Big Pharma
Plus, a beautiful gift from Professor Satoshi Εmura, who discovered ivermectin
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Monday: Vaccine Injury Treatment Pathways - WCH General Assembly Meeting #50
You're invited to tune in live at 6 pm UTC on Monday, July 25 to hear from our guest speakers.
Dr. Ryan Cole (USA) - Health & Wellness Have Been Badly Spiked
Dr. Pierre Kory (USA) - Unspiking: The New Trend
Ted Kuntz (Canada) - Introducing "Uninformed Consent": A New Documentary
Watch the meeting and join the live chat in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
6pm UTC | 7pm BST | 8pm CAT
2pm EDT | 11am PDT
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You're invited to tune in live at 6 pm UTC on Monday, July 25 to hear from our guest speakers.
Dr. Ryan Cole (USA) - Health & Wellness Have Been Badly Spiked
Dr. Pierre Kory (USA) - Unspiking: The New Trend
Ted Kuntz (Canada) - Introducing "Uninformed Consent": A New Documentary
Watch the meeting and join the live chat in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
6pm UTC | 7pm BST | 8pm CAT
2pm EDT | 11am PDT
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It's Day 7 of the WCH Breathe Better Challenge!
Today we're practicing 4-7-8 Breathing.
The Science:
The 4-7-8 breathing technique is another relaxing technique. It has been successful in regulating the fight-or-flight response and helping to combat stress and anxiety. By forcing you to focus on your breaths rather than your worries, it helps you achieve a state of calm. Because the out breath is longer than the in breath you will find this technique helps you fall asleep more easily.
Preparation:
Get into a comfortable position, ideally lying on your back with feet hip-width apart and arms by your side. You may need a blanket as your body temperature may drop.
Technique:
1. Take a full breath in.
2. As you part your lips, breathe out through your mouth while making a whoosh sound.
3. Close your mouth and inhale through your nose to the count of 4.
4. Hold your breath for a count of 7.
5. Make another whooshing sound as you breathe out your mouth for a count of 8.
6. Repeat these steps as much as desired.
How did it feel? Have you tried this before?
#BreatheBetter
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Today we're practicing 4-7-8 Breathing.
The Science:
The 4-7-8 breathing technique is another relaxing technique. It has been successful in regulating the fight-or-flight response and helping to combat stress and anxiety. By forcing you to focus on your breaths rather than your worries, it helps you achieve a state of calm. Because the out breath is longer than the in breath you will find this technique helps you fall asleep more easily.
Preparation:
Get into a comfortable position, ideally lying on your back with feet hip-width apart and arms by your side. You may need a blanket as your body temperature may drop.
Technique:
1. Take a full breath in.
2. As you part your lips, breathe out through your mouth while making a whoosh sound.
3. Close your mouth and inhale through your nose to the count of 4.
4. Hold your breath for a count of 7.
5. Make another whooshing sound as you breathe out your mouth for a count of 8.
6. Repeat these steps as much as desired.
How did it feel? Have you tried this before?
#BreatheBetter
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π¨ Twitter Permanently Bans World Council for Health Two Days Before World Ivermectin Day
On Thursday, Twitter permanently suspended the World Council for Health (WCH_org) from the platform without warning or detailed explanation. The suspension comes two days before World Ivermectin Day, an initiative to celebrate the medicine Ivermectin that relies heavily on social media, specifically Twitter.
An email from Twitter indicates that the account was suspended for βviolating our rules against abuse and harassment,β going on to note that users βmay not engage in the targeted harassment of someone, or incite other people to do so. This includes wishing or hoping that someone experiences physical harm.β The email does not provide any examples of tweets or content that constitute βharassmentβ or βabuseβ.
WCH supporters that are on Twitterβs platform are invited to tweet directly to Twitter (@Twitter) and Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) to demand that this suspension be immediately reversed.
Despite Twitterβs attempt at censorship in the lead-up to World Ivermectin Day, the initiative will not be silenced or slowed. Help to stop Twitter censorship by sharing World Ivermectin Day memes on Twitter using the hashtag #WorldIvermectinDay.
βLetβs work together to get the news out about this safe established medicine that may one day save your life.β - Dr. Tess Lawrie
FULL STATEMENT: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/news-releases/twitter-bans-world-council-for-health
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On Thursday, Twitter permanently suspended the World Council for Health (WCH_org) from the platform without warning or detailed explanation. The suspension comes two days before World Ivermectin Day, an initiative to celebrate the medicine Ivermectin that relies heavily on social media, specifically Twitter.
An email from Twitter indicates that the account was suspended for βviolating our rules against abuse and harassment,β going on to note that users βmay not engage in the targeted harassment of someone, or incite other people to do so. This includes wishing or hoping that someone experiences physical harm.β The email does not provide any examples of tweets or content that constitute βharassmentβ or βabuseβ.
WCH supporters that are on Twitterβs platform are invited to tweet directly to Twitter (@Twitter) and Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) to demand that this suspension be immediately reversed.
Despite Twitterβs attempt at censorship in the lead-up to World Ivermectin Day, the initiative will not be silenced or slowed. Help to stop Twitter censorship by sharing World Ivermectin Day memes on Twitter using the hashtag #WorldIvermectinDay.
βLetβs work together to get the news out about this safe established medicine that may one day save your life.β - Dr. Tess Lawrie
FULL STATEMENT: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/news-releases/twitter-bans-world-council-for-health
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Monday: Vaccine Injury Treatment Pathways - WCH General Assembly Meeting #50
You're invited to tune in live at 6 pm UTC on Monday, July 25 to hear from our guest speakers.
Dr. Ryan Cole (USA) - Health & Wellness Have Been Badly Spiked
Dr. Pierre Kory (USA) - Unspiking: The New Trend
Ted Kuntz (Canada) - Introducing "Uninformed Consent": A New Documentary
Watch the meeting and join the live chat in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
6pm UTC | 7pm BST | 8pm CAT
2pm EDT | 11am PDT
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You're invited to tune in live at 6 pm UTC on Monday, July 25 to hear from our guest speakers.
Dr. Ryan Cole (USA) - Health & Wellness Have Been Badly Spiked
Dr. Pierre Kory (USA) - Unspiking: The New Trend
Ted Kuntz (Canada) - Introducing "Uninformed Consent": A New Documentary
Watch the meeting and join the live chat in the WCH Newsroom: worldcouncilforhealth.org/newsroom/
6pm UTC | 7pm BST | 8pm CAT
2pm EDT | 11am PDT
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π21β€6
π₯³ Countdown to World Ivermectin Day! One day to go!
You're invited to join us on Saturday, July 23rd for the second World Ivermectin Day to learn more and help spread critical awareness about Ivermectin.
Get involved by sharing information about Ivermectin on social media, tuning into our event on Saturday, and planning a local Ivermectin-focused meet-up or event near you.
Check out our events map to find or submit an event near you: worldivermectinday.org/events-map
Download images to print or share on social media: worldivermectinday.org/toolkit
Check out the resources: worldivermectinday.org/resources
**WCH was just banned from Twitter. You help out by sharing World Ivermectin Day content there since we can't!
#WorldIvermectinDay #IvermectinWorks #IvermectinIsTheKey #WID22
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You're invited to join us on Saturday, July 23rd for the second World Ivermectin Day to learn more and help spread critical awareness about Ivermectin.
Get involved by sharing information about Ivermectin on social media, tuning into our event on Saturday, and planning a local Ivermectin-focused meet-up or event near you.
Check out our events map to find or submit an event near you: worldivermectinday.org/events-map
Download images to print or share on social media: worldivermectinday.org/toolkit
Check out the resources: worldivermectinday.org/resources
**WCH was just banned from Twitter. You help out by sharing World Ivermectin Day content there since we can't!
#WorldIvermectinDay #IvermectinWorks #IvermectinIsTheKey #WID22
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π¨ Twitter Permanently Bans World Council for Health Two Days Before World Ivermectin Day
On Thursday, Twitter permanently suspended the World Council for Health (WCH_org) from the platform without warning or detailed explanation. The suspension comes two days before World Ivermectin Day, an initiative to celebrate the medicine Ivermectin that relies heavily on social media, specifically Twitter.
An email from Twitter indicates that the account was suspended for βviolating our rules against abuse and harassment,β going on to note that users βmay not engage in the targeted harassment of someone, or incite other people to do so. This includes wishing or hoping that someone experiences physical harm.β The email does not provide any examples of tweets or content that constitute βharassmentβ or βabuseβ.
WCH supporters that are on Twitterβs platform are invited to tweet directly to Twitter (@Twitter) and Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) to demand that this suspension be immediately reversed.
Despite Twitterβs attempt at censorship in the lead-up to World Ivermectin Day, the initiative will not be silenced or slowed. Help to stop Twitter censorship by sharing World Ivermectin Day memes on Twitter using the hashtag #WorldIvermectinDay.
βLetβs work together to get the news out about this safe established medicine that may one day save your life.β - Dr. Tess Lawrie
FULL STATEMENT: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/news-releases/twitter-bans-world-council-for-health
π Follow World Council for Health:
β¨ @WCH_org
π£ Join the discussion:
β¨ @worldforhealthchat
On Thursday, Twitter permanently suspended the World Council for Health (WCH_org) from the platform without warning or detailed explanation. The suspension comes two days before World Ivermectin Day, an initiative to celebrate the medicine Ivermectin that relies heavily on social media, specifically Twitter.
An email from Twitter indicates that the account was suspended for βviolating our rules against abuse and harassment,β going on to note that users βmay not engage in the targeted harassment of someone, or incite other people to do so. This includes wishing or hoping that someone experiences physical harm.β The email does not provide any examples of tweets or content that constitute βharassmentβ or βabuseβ.
WCH supporters that are on Twitterβs platform are invited to tweet directly to Twitter (@Twitter) and Twitter Support (@TwitterSupport) to demand that this suspension be immediately reversed.
Despite Twitterβs attempt at censorship in the lead-up to World Ivermectin Day, the initiative will not be silenced or slowed. Help to stop Twitter censorship by sharing World Ivermectin Day memes on Twitter using the hashtag #WorldIvermectinDay.
βLetβs work together to get the news out about this safe established medicine that may one day save your life.β - Dr. Tess Lawrie
FULL STATEMENT: worldcouncilforhealth.org/news/news-releases/twitter-bans-world-council-for-health
π Follow World Council for Health:
β¨ @WCH_org
π£ Join the discussion:
β¨ @worldforhealthchat
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