COVID Crimes Against Humanity: How Many Thousands Could Have Been Saved?

Editor’s Note:

It is disheartening to watch the digging in of heels by national media and other COVID cheerleaders when increasing numbers of physicians speak out against the “We’re all going to die!” narrative. Of course, to admit that the virus is highly treatable and is not an automatic death sentence might mean the country could get back to normal before the November elections. In this important 30-minute interview, Dr. Richard Bartlett joins “America, Can We Talk?” podcast host Debbie Georgatos to talk about the very effective and inexpensive treatment he has been using with his COVID patients the past four months. The dependability of this approach is similar to Dr. Vladimir Zelenko’s success with hydroxychloroquine. One of Dr. Zelenko’s interviews can be seen here. As both doctors emphasize, physicians should have never been discouraged from utilizing these well-known and safe drugs. In fact, Dr. Zelenko labels the pushback from governmental and pharmaceutical entities as a “crime against humanity” that has caused needless suffering and trauma in our country. It is high time to listen to those who are actually saving their patients.
Reprinted with permission. Pat Daugherty, Ed.D.
July 8, 2020
Dr. Richard Bartlett Shares COVID Information

My July 2nd interview with Dr. Richard Bartlett of Midland, Texas has drawn interest from around the country.

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There is obviously great interest in effective treatments for those suffering with Covid-19, and in Dr. Bartlett’s explanation of his approach. I have not been able to keep up with viewers’ requests for a copy of the medical paper he referenced in the interview.

So with his permission, I am sharing in this post two items: (1) Dr. Bartlett’s letter to Texas State Senator Bob Hall explaining in more layman-like language what the treatment is all about; and (2) Dr. Bartlett’s primary paper describing the covid treatment regimen he has been prescribing.

I met Dr. Bartlett by happenstance for the first time on June 30th; he described what he had been prescribing for his patients suffering with covid and the very positive results he has seen. I asked if he would be willing to be interviewed for my show, and he agreed.

I found Dr. Bartlett to be very personable and earnest and credible. I enjoyed interviewing him.

But I am not a physician, and my interview of him should not be taken as me or “America Can We Talk?” offering any medical advice or opinions or any manner of professional endorsement of Dr. Bartlett’s paper. Viewers are advised to consult with their own doctors regarding the utility or potential applicability of Dr. Bartlett’s paper to their own circumstances. Viewers can also reach out to Dr. Bartlett directly using the contact information contained in his paper.

Debbie Georgatos

Letter to Sen. Hall

Dr. Richard Bartlett graduated from the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine in 1991. He works in Odessa and three other Texas locations in general practice and emergency medicine. The past four months he has been treating COVID cases in high risk populations such as the elderly and those with cancer and heart disease.

Dr. Vladimir Zelenko is an American-Russian-born family medicine doctor in Monroe, New York. He graduated from the University at Buffalo, School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, in 2000 and has successfully treated high risk COVID patients in densely populated communities near New York City. Debbie Georgatos hosts the conservative podcast “America, Can We Talk?” She is a public speaker, author, past Fox News Radio national political analyst, and former California labor/employment litigation attorney. The mission of her book, Ladies, Can We Talk? and her show, “America, Can We Talk?” is to inspire more Americans to actively embrace American-style liberty, protect America’s exceptional nature, and claim their place in the American political conversation. Dr. Drew Pinsky received his undergraduate degree from Amherst College and his M.D. from the University of Southern California School of Medicine, where he remained for his residency. He then became Chief Resident at Huntington Hospital in Pasadena. Dr. Pinsky is a Diplomate of the American Board of Addiction Medicine and the American Board of Internal Medicine. He is also a fellow with the American College of Physicians (FACP). Known nationally as “Dr. Drew,” he continues to run a thriving medical practice while cultivating a successful media career based on practical experience, scientific evidence, and pragmatism in medical and addiction fields.