AAPS Sues the FDA to End Its Arbitrary Restrictions on Hydroxychloroquine

aapsonline.org...

interesting.. it feels like Big Pharma and Anti Trump entities might be exposed a little bit.
If they really did try to limit Americans access to a potentially life saving drug to boost profits and discredit a president - it could be bad for them.

“Entrenched, politically biased officials at the FDA should not be allowed to interfere with Americans’ right to access medication donated to the federal government for public use,” Schlafly says. “By preventing Americans’ use of HCQ as a prophylaxis, the FDA is infringing on First Amendment rights to attend religious services or participate in political events such as political conventions, town halls, and rallies in an important election year.”

“FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn states that the FDA does not interfere with physicians’ ability to prescribe HCQ, and yet at the same time the FDA denies access by millions of Americans to 150 million doses of it in the national stockpile,” Schlafly adds. “This irrational hoarding by government is an abuse of power.”

I feel there's something at play here, the Mainstream Media (Fake News) As well as specific government employee's all tried in vein to stop Americans getting HQC and criticised Trump endlessly for suggesting it and advising he was taking it.

It was so obvious even Attorney General Bill Barr commented on it in an interview
thehill.com...

"The politicization of decisions like hydroxychloroquine has been amazing to me," the attorney general said. "Before the president said anything about it, there was fair and balanced coverage of this very promising drug, and the fact that it had such a long track record, that the risks were pretty well known, and as soon as he said something positive about it, the media’s been on a jihad to discredit the drug, it’s quite strange."

Going to be interesting to see how this plays out.

a reply to: Agit8dChop

The FDA is owned by the Pharmaceutical industry. HCQ is generic and cost 35 cents a dose. This is unacceptable to the pharmaceutical industry. Any treatment that is not a patented drug that they can charge thousands for will not be allowed.

Trust issues deepen as yet another FDA commissioner joins the pharmaceutical industry

qz.com...

Pharma-giant Pfizer announced on June 28 that the former US Food and Drug Administration commissioner Scott Gottlieb would be joining its board of directors. The move fell in line with a troubling pattern: After their tenure at the FDA, commissioners tend to go on to advise private companies in the pharmaceutical industry.

In fact, 9 out of the last 10 FDA commissioners—representing nearly four decades of agency leadership—have gone on to work for pharmaceutical companies.

a reply to: Agit8dChop

I have to figure, if people can figure out how to make meth by shaking up ingredients in a plastic bottle, we should be able to figure out how to make our own HCQ, right? Is shake n' bake hydroxychloroquinine a thing yet?

"It appears their hypocrisy knows no bounds." | Doc Holiday ...

Certainly applies to the FDA and Big Pharma, does in not?
The fact that it comes from a movie called "Tombstone" kind of sets the tone as well.

Thanks Doc, a legend that just keeps on giving.

a reply to: Agit8dChop

The group(s) in charge of this war against America using Covid-19 as their weapon, appear to be attacking on several fronts simultaneously.