It is fascinating to see the Covid-19 rates for the countries that use Ivermectin to protect against river blindness and other parasites and compare them with the rates for the countries that do not use Ivermectin. Could Ivermectin be the cure for COVID-19? This data seems to suggest so.

Country Use Ivermectin Vax rate Cases and Deaths per million people

1. Algeria                              NO   13%                4,565         131
2. Angola                               Yes    8.4%             1,802          48
3. Benin                                 Yes    1.8%              1,943          13
4. Botswana                           NO   19%              75,143        987
5. Burkina Faso                      Yes    1.3%                671           9
6. Burundi                              Yes    ?                    1,560           3
7. Cameroon                           Yes   1.4%              3,483         55
8. Cape Verde                          Yes 52%               67,239       614
9. Central African Republic  Yes  4.0%               2,309         20
10. Chad                                     Yes   0.8%                 297         10
11. Camoros                             ?      22%                  4,668       165
12. Dem. Rep. of the Congo     Yes    0.1%                  615        12
13. Republic of the Congo        Yes   4.5%               2,606        36
14. Djibouti                                Yes   6.6%             13,186      106
15. Egypt                                     NO   13%                2,989      169
16. Equatorial Guinea               Yes  16%                8,748      106
17. Eritrea                                   Yes    ?                    1,872        12
18. Ethiopia                                 Yes   2.5%              2,994        51
19. Gabon                                    Yes   4.6%            14,209        89
20. Gambia                                  Yes   7.4%              3,972      135
21. Ghana                                    Yes   4.3%              4,024        36
22. Guinea                                    Yes   9.3%             2,247        28
23. Guinea-Bissau                        Yes   5.4%             3,018       70
24. Ivory Coast                             Yes   7.1%             2,236       25
25. Kenya                                      Yes   5.7%            4,545       94
26. Lesotho                                   NO  16%               9,917       30`
27. Liberia                                    Yes    1.6%            1,114       55
28. Libya                                       NO  20%             49,692     688
29. Madagascar                            NO   0.7%            1,500       34
30. Malawi                                     Yes   4.4%            3,122     116
31. Mali                                          Yes   1.5%               738      26
32. Mauritania                               NO    ?                 7,582    163
33. Mauritius                                  NO  68%             12,783       86
34. Morocco                                 HCQ  62%            25,086     387
35. Mozambique                             Yes   6%               4,665       59 
36. Namibia                                    Yes  11%            49,289   1,357 
37. Niger                                         Yes    1.7%              343          8
38. Nigeria                                       Yes    2.3%             978        13
39. Rwanda                                      Yes  17%              7,391       98
40. Sao Tome and Principe          Yes   33%            16,176     259
41. Senegal                     HCQ and Yes     7.4%            4,267     108
42. Seychelles                                  NO  78%            218,292  1,190
43. Sierra Leone                               Yes   2.4%                782       15
44. Somalia                                      NO    1.8%             1,292       72
45. South Africa                      Banned  22%              48,388   1,467
46. South Sudan                               Yes    0.7%            1,068        11
47. Sudan                                           Yes    1.4%            860          65
48. Swaziland (Eswatini)                NO  19%           39,374    1,046
49. Tanzania                                      Yes    0.6%             419         12
50. Togo                                             Yes    9.5%           3,025        28
51. Tunisia                                         NO  44%            59,272   2,091
52. Uganda                                         Yes   4.7%           2,623        67
53. Zambia                                        NO     ?               10,996      192
54. Zimbabwe                                    NO  21%              8,711      307
55. The World                                  —     47%             30,700      625      
56. U.S.A                                           NO  74%           135,923   2,203

To see the COVID-19 pandemic worldwide, let us take a look at 3 countries, all tropical. Singapore, a country of 5.9 million people, a vaccination rate of 81% and one of the best health care systems in the world, the Dominican Republic, a country of 11.0 million people, a good health care system and a vaccination rate of 46%, and its neighbor Haiti, a country of 11.6 million people and a health care system that is probably the worst in the western hemisphere.

First, take a look at Covid-19 data from Singapore:

Now take a look at the Dominican Republic:

Now take a look at Haiti:

What conclusions can we draw from this? Initially Singapore did a fantastic job holding down cases and deaths, and seemed almost to have overcome covid-19, but the hit from the delta variant hit even the 81% vaccinated people severely and the latest snapshot with 3,300 cases daily. that makes Singapore the worst of the 3 by a factor of 9 versus the Dominican Republic and 112 times worse than Haiti. But since most of the Singaporeans are vaccinated the death rates are much closer: 7.5 times worse than the Dominican Republic and 5.4 times worse than Haiti.

Haiti is a country with a great problem of parasitic infections. Ivermectin is one of the few medications that is taken almost universally. This is why their numbers are so low.

Conclusion: Ivermectin is far superior to vaccine. Let that sink in!

In July 2021, the Indonesian Food and Drug Monitoring Agency (BPOM) finally granted the Emergency Use Authorization for Ivermectin as the therapeutic drug to cure the Covid-19.

This was due to the country’s “worst-case scenario” epidemic at the time according to officials.

Indonesia experienced a spike in COVID-19 infection and deaths in July and was struggling to slow the virus transmission due to its high population. Indonesia is ranked as the world’s fourth most populous country.

The government imposed an emergency measure to slow the spread of the virus. One of its measures was to authorize the use of Ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment.

The Strait Times reported:

The Indonesian government on Thursday (July 15) began distributing free medicine and vitamins to self-isolating Covid-19 patients in high-risk areas as the highly transmissible Delta variant of the coronavirus continued to rip through the country, emptying pharmacy shelves.

Each package will have seven days worth of therapeutic Covid-19 drugs and vitamins, and will be given to asymptomatic patients as well as those with mild to moderate symptoms including fever and dry cough. The medication for the latter group will require consultation with a doctor and a prescription.

Medical facilities are stretched thin, and demand for oxygen and medication has also soared. As scores of people are isolating themselves at home and self-medicating, prices of drugs have shot up in pharmacies and online. The health ministry has since moved to cap the prices of drugs such as favipiravir, remdesivir and ivermectin.

Indonesia’s food and drug agency has authorised ivermectin for emergency use against Covid-19, Reuters reported, although the World Health Organisation, as well as European and the US regulators did not recommend its use for Covid-19 patients.

After the government authorized the use of Ivermectin for COVID-19 patients, the number of cases significantly plummeted since July.

The data below proves that Ivermectin played a major role on the steep decline of COVID-19 cases despite having a low vaccination rate.

Here is an article on how India defeated the delta variant of Covid with Ivermectin. In the state of Uttar Pradesh 33 districts declared themselves free from COVID-19 on September 7. Only the district of Agra has lingering outbreaks, probably because it is the home of Taj Mahal and with it the large influx of people from all over the world visiting the area. The statistics for all of India looks like this today:

How does the U.S. A. compare? Indonesia has a population of about 275 million people, the population of India is about 1,400 million and USA’s is about 330 million.The delta variant of COVID hit first in India, spread to Indonesia, and hit the USA in August. India took decisive early action, Indonesia followed. USA has yet to consider remedies.

The statistics are staggering. Indonesia has a current daily death rate of 0,28 per million, India’s rate is 0.18 per million and the current daily death rate from COVID-19 in the U.S.A. is 21.1 per million, 75 times worse than Indonesia and 117 times worse than India. And we are supposed to have a better health care system!

If our esteemed bureaucrats in CDC and NIH would consider the people they would have approved Ivermectin, HydroCloroQuine and a few other working cures rather than only approve medicine that has undergone double blind trials through paying manufacturers, willing and able to charge for the medicines. If they were to consider proven generics the same we the people could have saved at least 5,000 lives a day just from Ivermectin alone.

That ye may be the children of your Father which is in heaven: for he maketh his sun to rise on the evil and on the good, and sendeth rain on the just and on the unjust. Matthew 5:45 (King James version)

Is that good or bad?

In the Nordic countries sun is good, the more sun the better. People get out as early as possible in the Spring to catch as much sunshine as possible. In late fall, when the sun almost never shines cabin fever starts to set in, and a temporary cure for cabin fever is drinking, so the problem of alcoholism gets worse the further north you get.

In the 10 to 40 degrees latitude region the problem is the opposite. There is an Arabic proverb that says “All sunshine makes a desert”. In India and China people tend to avoid sunshine as much as possible, white skin is a great advantage to have, or one could be mistaken for a common laborer.

We must have sunshine, or nothing will grow. Another thing without which nothing will grow is water, so the second part of the word for today, rain, is that good or bad? Here in the U.S, if you live more than 500 miles west of the Mississippi river rain is good, if you live east of that, too much rain is bad, it can lead to flooding.

But God is no respecter of persons. God gives the same weather to the good and the evil, the just and the unjust. It is what we do about it that makes a difference. There is a Norwegian saying “there is no bad weather, only bad clothes”. But that is from a country without hurricanes and tornadoes. In some places their main source of rain is from hurricanes, typhoons or cyclones, dependent on in which ocean they form.

And so it was: The first treaty in the Bible was about water: See Genesis 21:

The battle of Beersheba occurred in 1917, when the Turks of the Ottoman Empire were routed.

Leading the charge was the Fourth Light Horse Brigade. They look more like camels to me.

The battle in the Middle East started about water, and is always partly about water.

The American West is also all about water. A farm without water rights is essentially worthless. A century ago the Colorado River Basin had a population of about 5 million people, now over 40 million people use the water from the Colorado river. In less than 20 years Lake Mead will be emptied, it is now down to 34 percent of capacity, a new all time low since the lake was first filled.

This calls for action, but there is no mentioning of what needs to be done in the proposed infrastructure bill, so I guess it leaves the American South-west high and dry.

It is high time for us all to pray that sanity will return to Congress and that they will start to tackle the real problems this country is facing. If this problem is not solved there will be man-made climate change. The problem is water, not CO2.

1 Peter 2:1-10, Grow in the Word, The Chosen Stone, His Chosen People.