This apparently floating all over Facebook, and being praised by many as a lifesaver.

[LuckyCharms]

I don't have a Facebook account, but someone else lets me look around on their account.

Does anyone know anything about this? Send $90 to these people, and they will send you Covid meds.

I think Zuckerberg should be in a prison cell.

I didn't dive into this too far...maybe someone knows more about this than I do.

This shit needs to be illegal.

https://www.americasfrontlinedoctors.com/how-do-i-get-covid-19-medication/

[paleotn]

1. There have been vaccine thefts....

and people hocking fake vaccine so I'm not the least surprised.. FB is really the dark web with a nicer interface.

[LearnedHand]

2. Oh ugh!

Go read their About Us page. They are all up in the COVID conspiracy theories, and the “suppressed COVID medicines” you can buy are hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. Fuck this fucking anti-science conspiracy shit.

So glad Facebook has people’s backs (NOT) on the spread of COVID disinformation.

Edit: Fixed spelling.

[sop]

3. Looks like some scammer got stuck with a warehouse full of Hydroxychloroquine.

[Totally Tunsie]

29. Didn't Chump buy up a huge supply at one point?

Maybe he and Jared are trying to sell it off.

[Midnight Writer]

36. The state of Utah bought up millions of doses and are now trying to unload it.

I don't know that this particular scam is connected to that, but I reckon at this point you can buy it cheap and sell it to MAGAs at a handsome profit.

[csziggy]

39. I thought that was Oklahoma?

Oklahoma state officials are trying to return the state's $2 million stockpile of hydroxychloroquine
CNN Expansion, Mel Alonso

By Melissa Alonso, CNN

Updated 2:10 PM ET, Wed January 27, 2021

(CNN)Oklahoma state officials are trying to return the state's $2 million stockpile of the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine -- which had been touted by some as a treatment for Covid-19 -- back to the medical distributer.

In July, the US Food and Drug Administration revoked an emergency use authorization for hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine to treat Covid-19. The agency now says hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine have not been shown to be safe and effective for treating or preventing Covid-19.

"We are working with the department of health to try to return the stockpile," Oklahoma Attorney General's Office Communications Director Alex Gerszewsk confirmed to CNN in an email.

Gerszewski did not provide further details on the effort.

More: https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/27/us/oklahoma-hydroxychloroquine-stockpile/index.html

Oops - Utah did it, too:

Robert Gehrke: Not only did Utah buy unproven meds to treat coronavirus, it paid way, way too much for it

By Robert Gehrke
| April 26, 2020, 8:00 a.m.
| Updated: 7:01 p.m.
The state of Utah’s contract to buy a bunch of antimalarial drugs its backers touted as a treatment for COVID-19 was disastrous in almost every imaginable way.

There is still no reliable evidence that the drugs help treat this virus, just as the experts have been saying from the start.

After a Veterans Administration study found no benefits from the drugs and, indeed, potential harms, the National Institutes of Health and the Food and Drug Administration warned against using them outside of a hospital setting.

And Utah taxpayers are the proud owners of $800,000 in useless pills. Well, sort of. The pharmacy, Meds In Motion, still hasn’t delivered them, nearly a month after the contract was signed.

More: https://www.sltrib.com/news/2020/04/26/robert-gehrke-not-only/

[LuckyCharms]

4. Dr. Simone Gold was inside the capitol during the riot.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/simone-gold-capitol-riot-coronavirus/2021/01/12/d1d39e84-545f-11eb-a817-e5e7f8a406d6_story.html

[sweetloukillbot]

5. What does this website have to do with Zuckerberg?

This isn’t a link to Facebook. If your friends are sharing it they’re stupid, but that’s not Zuckerberg’s fault. Report it and move on.

[LuckyCharms]

6. Oh, I don't know, maybe the fact that

he does not have processes in place that prevent the sharing of dangerous information on HIS website?

[sweetloukillbot]

7. You mean like reporting it?

But yeah blame Facebook and not the stupid and malicious people actually spreading it.

[Indykatie]

8. That Was My First Thought Too Sweerloukillbot. Why Even Share Obvious Scams?

[LuckyCharms]

10. I blame the multi-billion dollar company who does not provide enough resources

to immediately remove dangerous propaganda, and instead relies on his "product" (Facebook users), many of which may be gullible, to "report" such things, thus alleviating him of his responsibility to not be a vehicle of misinformation.

[sweetloukillbot]

11. Fuck personal responsibility

Let’s blame the rich for our gullibility.

[LuckyCharms]

13. And for those who do not have the mental capacity to

recognize such propaganda? Therefore sharing it and allowing it to spread virally via a popular website that shirks its responsibility to act as a good corporate citizen and not allow their website to be used as a dumping ground for medically false articles during a pandemic that has already killed a half a million people in this country?

[uriel1972]

17. Gosh the idea of duty of care passed you by...

Amd doesn't facebook/Zuckerberg have some sort of personal amd organisational responsibility too?

[bluedigger]

9. I must need to upgrade my account.

I'm on there all the fucking time and I haven't seen it.

[sweetloukillbot]

12. I had to do some digging to find it

Their page is mostly complaints about Facebook censoring them for false information.

[LuckyCharms]

14. Just looking around casually, I've seen it on 4 pages already, with

a total of over 30 affirming responses on those personal pages.

[sweetloukillbot]

20. I thought you don't use Facebook

Don’t even have an account?

[LuckyCharms]

24. I don't "use" Facebook.

As I said, I do not have an account and i was looking around on someone else's account. Therefore, I do not post or comment under someone else's name.

[greatauntoftriplets]

16. I haven't seen it either.

When I had Covid last month, my doctor told me to take Pepcid, zinc, vitamins C and D. I had a very mild case and recovered quickly.

[tanyev]

22. Was the Pepcid for specific symptoms you were having?

I just haven’t heard that mentioned in connection with Covid before.

[greatauntoftriplets]

41. No, I just had a cough, runny nose and body aches.

My appetite was just fine. My niece had it at the same time, unrelated to mine because we hadn't seen each other, and she also was told to take pepcid.

[LuckyCharms]

23. Very glad to hear that you recovered quickly!

When I first saw this article, it was posted publicly on the personal page of a person I know who currently has Covid.

It looks like he has a mild case, and he has dozens of anti-vax posts discouraging people from getting the vaccine because "he has had common colds that were worse".

I hope you continue to feel well.

[sweetloukillbot]

25. So your friend is sharing it and it Zuckerbergs fault

Not your science denying friends fault. Got it. And again, how do you know this if you don’t use FB?

[LuckyCharms]

30. I'll try to say this real slow...

My friend's account was up on the screen.

I asked if I could look around.

I looked up some people I knew.

These people post publicly.

I saw the ad.

I showed it to my friend and said...look at this shit.

He looked up a few of that person's friends who coincidently, had the same mindset, and also shared it.

There were many affirming responses to the ad.

My friend who owns the account reported the ad.

Capisce?

[greatauntoftriplets]

40. Thanks.

I've been vaccinated now, too. No way am I anti-vaxx! I've also had worse colds, more upper respiratory infections, though not flu. I felt like I was getting a cold, with a cough, runny nose and body aches. No gastro involvement, no nausea, and I could smell and taste things just fine.

By all accounts due to a pre-existing condition, I should have been much sicker. But I don't want it again because I might not be so fortunate then.

[riversedge]

15. Telemedicine is legal, as is Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ). . i do not know of

the drugs mentioned. I suspect as long as legal, it is another scam to get money for useless drugs.

If anything, the AMA should look into it.

[DonViejo]

18. Did you or your friend report the ad? eom

[LuckyCharms]

19. Yes. n/t

[sweetloukillbot]

21. How did you report it if you don't have a FB account?

[LuckyCharms]

26. The person who owns the account reported it.

Understand?

[sweetloukillbot]

28. Is this the one who was sharing it?

They reported themselves?

[LuckyCharms]

31. My friend was not sharing it.

I saw it, showed my friend, and he reported it.

[DonViejo]

33. How do you get on the account to use it?...

In the upper right-hand corner of the ad are three black dots, click on them and a little window will drop down offering you a choice of actions. Take your pick of what you want to do. Another window will open asking you, "Why?" (or words to that effect)

[CurtEastPoint]

27. Read the founder's bio. That's ALL you need to know. Oh, and she was arrested for her 1/6 DC stunt

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

AFLDS founder Simone Gold, MD, JD, FABEM, “the doctor who went viral,” is a board-certified emergency physician and author of the best-selling book “I Do Not Consent: My Fight Against Medical Cancel Culture.” She graduated from Chicago Medical School before attending Stanford University Law School to earn her Juris Doctorate degree. Dr. Gold worked in Washington, D.C. for the Surgeon General, as well as for the Chairman of the U.S. Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee.

Dr. Gold is a frequent guest on media outlets across the country. She has appeared in USA Today, the Associated Press, the Guardian (UK), New York Times, and many other publications. She has been featured on such nationally syndicated programs as The Tucker Carlson Show, The Ingraham Angle, The Glenn Beck Show, The Charlie Kirk Show, The Dennis Prager Show, Day Star Television, and others. In July 2020, she organized the first-ever America’s Frontline Doctors White Coat Summit in Washington, D.C., which drew 20 million views online. Dr. Gold is America’s leading voice of common sense and scientific clarity in the fight against COVID-19.

[MuseRider]

32. Perhaps you should

show your friend how to block all the crazy stuff. I managed to make it through Trump without all of that, even with a couple of "friends" who were supporters. This stuff is out in the public everywhere, there is not a way to stop people who want to see it. Fuck Zuckerberg, you can make your page as friendly to you as you would ever want. The crazies are going to get this in a million places not just Facebook. I hate defending Facebook because I know what a horrible mess it really is when not protected from all of that. If it is out in the public it will be on Facebook or any other public place that allows everything.

[LuckyCharms]

34. I get your point, but

I wouldn't know how to block anything. It's his account, so I guess he chooses not to block things. I do know that he reports a lot of stuff though.

[Frustratedlady]

35. That's probably Trump trying to unload the millions of Hydroxychloroquine pills he bought

when he thought it was going to be a smash of a cure. They should be about to go over their expiration date by now, not that that would matter. They'd just change the date.

He has more time to grift now.

[Wounded Bear]

37. Basic rule of thumb: If it's being sold on Facebook it's probably crap...

and that's about a 95-99% probability.

[displacedtexan]

38. $90 must be the magic price. We got a scam letter today

from some lookalike Health & Human Services con artists claiming that they can verify our ownership of our home for just $91.
We paid cash, have deed in hand & also filed all of the closing docs with our lawyer, along with everything our daughter will need when we kick off.