Dr. Mary Talley Bowden
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 28 Jul
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Redacted News · Why are they keeping this from you? | Redacted with Natali Morris · 28 Jul 2026
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They can spot an AI picture immediately, whereas I'm often tricked.
And I'm wondering, okay, will the next generation –
be able to circumvent AI in a better way because they're used to having to always figure out, is this real or fake?
I think for my generation, it's harder.
The first thing I look at now when I look at a study is who paid for the study.
Right.
And that's that minute and then I start reading and then I look, I use that as a lens through what I read it is okay, if it's, if it if a drug company spot is sponsoring a study, they are, the study is significantly more likely to show the drug works.
If it doesn't work, they're not going to publish the study.
I don't know.
They're always trying to rile up another
pandemic, right?
The monkeypox and then bird flu.
And I don't know.
I mean, actually, if they do try it again, I think people will be wiser and less willing to comply.
So maybe it would be a good thing so that we can actually get some accountability for what happened or show them that we won't be rolled over next time.
Yeah, well, Independent Medical Alliance is the offshoot of FLCCC, which FLCCC was the one that really provided guidance on how to use ivermectin for COVID.
I leaned on them very heavily, and now I'm part of the organization.
But it's very, it strives to be very factual, objective information.
non bias, not influenced by big pharma, and not worried about censorship, or it's, that's, that would be a good resource for actual clinical information, if there were to be another pandemic.
Yes and no.
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