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Of course, 90% of the population takes HCL on a regular basis to keep from getting malaria.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/tanzania/

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That could very well be...I know nothing of medical stuff...but they probably got a pretty good immune system from anyway, schidting wheresoever the urge strikes.

Their obesity rate is something like 7%.

All the African nations should have been decimated by Covid. At least those were my thoughts when this stuff started, but as time wore on and I saw their much lower rates I couldn’t believe it. Then in thinking about it, the common factor is all the malaria preventative meds (hcl) they take.

Should be thousands and thousands of dead homeless littering the streets but they seem to be doing just fine too. Makes you wonder

Same sort of percentages in Ghana....

And China has a population of about 1.5 trillion IIRC and reported deaths of 4,636 per Worldometers. That's funny right there.

plus many taking ivermectin for parasites in Africa

https://www.bbc.com/news/56242358


Possible reason for the low numbers.

Idk, and frankly, don’t care....But, I wouldn’t trust anything coming out of a black controlled government as being definitive.

YMMV

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FLCCC.net has an interview with a Dr. from South Africa. She states that the Dr's. down there are bored from lack of Covid cases most likely due to the readily available Ivermectin.

It's funny how you hear of all of the so called outbreaks, but none of them are in some of the poorest countries in Africa, wonder why!?

Com'on Man, they probably just wore masks. Duhh.

Beaver10:
Good afternoon sir, I hope it's a little less smoky in your world and that the week treated you favorably.

Mostly I'll stay out of these sorts of discussion as I don't have much direct knowledge from inside the country, however in this instance that's not the case.

I have immediate family who are connected to people and businesses in Tanzania.

If we believe the media messages are being controlled here on our side of the ocean, let's just say they're rank amateurs compared to most African nations.

People are sick there and some are dying too - but no - they officially do not have the beer flu in Tanzania.

I'm not sure what else I can say other than that, you know?

All the best regardless sir.

Dwayne

Hey Dwayne,

Appreciate that perspective from sources who should know...Just to clarify my understanding of what you said.

The numbers coming out of Tanzania aren’t accurate due to untruthful accounting ?

People are sick, some are dying, like everywhere else, but, it’s not as bad as many other places ?

Thanks for the clarification.

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This is what I was thinking. Of course, African countries are noted for their accounting prowess and likely have a firm grasp on the the exact number of dead and infected.

Beaver10:
Good afternoon and thanks for the reply.

I'm going to be a tad bit intentionally vague here - but would be happy to answer more directly either via PM or text.

It's an interesting country and I do not wish to get those people who I know in an jeopardy either when they go there again or those still there.

I have no idea who is watching exactly what - if that makes sense?

Broadly speaking sir, their medical system isn't fantastic even by African standards.

Unless one is actually there and is seeing what is going on with one's own eyes, it might be a good idea to be skeptical about supplied statistics.

Dwayne

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I'll shoot you a PM

Uganda sells Hydroxychloroquine OTC and with 43 million people had 330 covid deaths last i looked.

It's as if the world can believe statistics from these countries, or any government world wide

Black African countries do not have data or statistics in the sense that we do.

Black African countries are renowned for their health care systems that distribute that hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin thus defeating the plague. Malaria is still a bit of a problem though...hmmm.


mike r