
Alberta government Ivermectin ban, Danielle Smith legal action, College of Physicians and Surgeons Alberta
BREAKING news: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s govt files Court Application to criminalize and eliminate the use of IVERMECTIN in Alberta!
The Court Application was brought by Danielle Smith’s bureaucrat, top Pedophile Leader and Registrar of College of Physicians and Surgeons… pic.twitter.com/LoixqiQhCn
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— William Makis MD (@MakisMD) August 9, 2025
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s Government Files Court Application to Criminalize Ivermectin
In a surprising move, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s government has filed a court application aiming to criminalize and eliminate the use of Ivermectin in Alberta. This decision has sparked significant debate among health professionals and the public alike. Ivermectin, originally developed as an antiparasitic medication, gained attention during the COVID-19 pandemic for its controversial off-label use as a potential treatment.
The court application was reportedly initiated by a bureaucrat from Premier Smith’s office, which has raised eyebrows and fueled discussions about the motivations behind this bold step. Critics have not held back, with some labeling the bureaucrat as a "top Pedophile Leader" and questioning the integrity of the motivations behind the application. These accusations seem to stem from a broader distrust in the regulatory bodies overseeing medical practices in the province.
The implications of this court application could be far-reaching, affecting not just the availability of Ivermectin but also setting a precedent for how alternative treatments are regulated in Alberta. Many health professionals have expressed concerns over the decision, arguing that it could stifle medical autonomy and limit treatment options for patients who may benefit from Ivermectin.
For those interested in the ongoing debate, further information can be found through sources like William Makis MD’s Twitter, where the news was initially reported. This situation highlights the complexities surrounding drug regulation, patient rights, and the ongoing discussions about the efficacy of treatments during health crises.
As the legal proceedings unfold, stakeholders from various sectors will undoubtedly continue to voice their opinions on this controversial topic, making it a significant issue to watch in Alberta’s healthcare landscape.