Maybe you can provide the cliff notes, particularly with his take on Brazil? I started watching this before you posted, but I couldn't get thru it because I find this guy particularly annoying...
So I saw Brazil mentioned in the thumbnail when I came upon the video yesterday. I started watching, but this guy's style drives me batty and I couldn't get thru it.
I suppose he is discussing some sort of study in Brazil, but I'm curious how does he square that with practical applications in Brazil thruout 2020, and most of 2021 when Ivermectin was basically given to everyone, and the only positive was that Brazil only had the second highest death rate behind only the US? Why didn't the results of this study manifest in the practical application of Ivermectin and Hydrox in Brazil- does he explain that?
From the British Medical Journal (BMJ) Oct 2021 in an article discussing the Brazilian Senate's recommendations that Bolsonaro should be charged with "crimes against humanity".
"Brazil has reported 604 303 deaths from covid-19, and has one of the world’s worst proportional tolls, with 2817 lives reported lost to the virus per million population. “In spite of all the vaccines that were on offer, the federal government opted not to buy them,” the report said. Several officials are also accused in the report of demanding bribes during negotiations with vaccine makers.
It took seven months after Pfizer offered vaccines to Brazil for the government to sign a deal, having left one offer from the company unanswered for two months, the inquiry heard.
During this time Bolsonaro warned Brazilians on television that Pfizer’s proposed contract would give them no legal recourse if the vaccine changed them into alligators or made women grow beards."
A Brazilian Senate inquiry into the pandemic has recommended charging the country’s far right president Jair Bolsonaro with nine crimes, including crimes against humanity, for his role in the country’s ineffectual response. The commission’s report also recommended charges against 65 other...
www.bmj.com
If Ivermectin is a "wonder drug" why didn't it work in Brazil where it was basically distributed like candy?
"The report also recommended charging the president and several others with “charlatanism,” the promotion of false cures. Also accused in the report are two doctors close to Bolsonaro: oncologist Nise Yamaguchi and virologist Paolo Zanotto, both vocal champions of hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. Both attended meetings with the president at which they cautioned against a vaccine based strategy, the report found. At one meeting, the commission heard, they urged the director of Brazil’s drug regulator to accept a presidential decree changing the package insert of hydroxychloroquine to claim that it could treat covid."