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I asked Professor Angus Dalgleish what the blind spot was that had doctors sending sick people home instead of treating them.

He said early treatment has always been the answer for everything, cancer, flu, and the common cold. This was the first disease where medicine did the opposite. Patients were told to go home and wait until their lips turned blue before coming back for a ventilator. No ivermectin. No treatment of any kind until the patient was already critical.

He said it came from the top down, through the WHO and the government agencies, until doctors were simply obeying orders. The ones who refused and treated patients anyway watched some of them recover within hours. Dalgleish gave ivermectin to severely ill patients himself and they were better within two days. Those doctors were hounded instead of heard.

He told me the more distance he gets from it, the more it looks like medical incompetence that became medical negligence, and once they were warned in writing and kept going, criminal medical negligence on a grand scale.

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