Dr Stella Immanuel has been exposed as a fraud after
claiming that the discredited hydroxychloroquine drug is a tested cure forCOVID-19.
Immanuel and a group of Trump frontline doctors went to
Washington D.C. where Immanuel gave an impassioned speech testifying that the
drug is efficacious.
She claimed she had treated 350 patients in her clinic also
called all doubters scientific fraud.
But that is what she is being called, as a torrent of
reactions followed her testimony.
Meanwhile, Facebook has blocked her account and Youtube has
also blocked the video as it violates its rules.
Facebook blocked her for conveying misleading information
about COVID-19 cure.
This made the doctor threaten to crash the social platform,
invoking the power of Jesus.
“Hello Facebook put back my profile page and videos up or
your computers with start crashing till you do. You are not bigger that God. I
promise you. If my page is not back up face book will be down in Jesus name.”
Here are samples of Twitter reactions to Immanuel:
Dr Stella Immanuel, the latest quack promoting #Hydroxychloroquine, is also a preacher who believes in witchcraft, soul hunters, incubi and succubi.— Trump For Prison 2020 (@Resist_N0W) July 28, 2020
She's a few bricks short of a load.https://t.co/f5XlLmpeKb
Your 15 minutes of self-proclaimed fame is OVER, fraud!— Cindy C. (@mtcatlady17) July 28, 2020
Hello Facebook put back my profile page and videos up or your computers with start crashing till you do. You are not bigger that God. I promise you. If my page is not back up face book will be down in Jesus name.— Stella Immanuel MD (@stella_immanuel) July 28, 2020
She’s a fraud, the video is dangerous misinformation and utter garbage. FB, Youtube and Twitter have pulled it down.— bb 💬 (@beebigelow) July 28, 2020
For those of you praising her, do a little research. Breitbart was behind that news conference. Google her name along with Fire Power Ministries. I prefer my doctor to believe in science, not witchcraft. #fraud pic.twitter.com/HxhHoxcfNe— ⚾⚾⚾ Kevin ⚾⚾⚾ (@BaseballMonster) July 28, 2020
This lady is a complete fraud. A quick google will show you she's only licensed as a PEDIATRICIAN. How does she have patients she's treating with hydrochloriquin sitting in her office saying they can't breathe? I doubt if she's trying this questionable med on children. #Scam— Michelle T (@Divinity11) July 27, 2020
I realize the damage is already done, but at least Facebook finally came to its senses and took this fraud’s video down.https://t.co/Wz6LjUvaWD— Soros-Funded Deep State Operative (@ExGOPer) July 28, 2020
Not a Minister, “fake” doctor, and pediatrician which are these fools. Stella immanuel is a fraud who just wants a platform to push her whack religious beliefs— Dale Ebowner🇱🇷 (@FirstnameNumbrs) July 28, 2020
You are a “doctor” yet you don’t know the differences betw. case reports, case studies, & clinical studies. Citing this as a study that proves HCQ cures COVID-19 is actually really dangerous. I hope you & every one of those bullshit white coats get sued and/or arrested for fraud. pic.twitter.com/j9gpvIzvcj— 🏁 (@_c_h_a_m_p_) July 28, 2020
The unraveling continues. Trump’s desperation creates and compounds so many dangers. https://t.co/DDseGoYzNU— Samantha Power (@SamanthaJPower) July 28, 2020
Stella Immanuel MD is a fraud.— THE G🤥P'S M🤥RAL BANKRUPTCY (@azstudigital) July 28, 2020
She doesn't have that many tweets. Just go through her timeline.
She's a Trump supporter and a quack. pic.twitter.com/zXuEBbJiX4
The unraveling continues. Trump’s desperation creates and compounds so many dangers. https://t.co/DDseGoYzNU— Samantha Power (@SamanthaJPower) July 28, 2020
Dr Stella Immanuel is
Cameroonian-born but Nigerian trained physician.
Her maiden name is Gwandiku-Ambe.
She attended University of Calabar College of Medicine and graduated in 1990.
According to a shared whatsApp
profile of hers, she is also the owner of Fire Power Deliverance Ministry.
She did Residency in Pediatrics
at Bronx-Lebanon in New York.
She did her internship under Dr.
Babatunde Dosu, a Nigerian pediatrician in Dallas.
She has Medical Licenses in
Louisiana, Texas (November 2019) and Kentucky.
A Nigerian Abraham Ariyo wondered
how she crossed from Pediatrics to Adult Medicine /Emergency to treating a
96-year-old patient.
“Nonetheless, there is a
‘Gofundme’ page for legal troubles in her name, maybe to cash in. Also,
reliable sources have confirmed that this campaign is politically motivated and
sponsored by Steve Bannon’s BREITBART”, said Ariyo.
“Remember none of them were
wearing masks. Also, this campaign tends to look for ‘easy manipulated doctors’
like Trump’s 2016 strange physician.”, he added.
Immanuel claimed that
antimalarial drug, hydroxychloroquine, zinc, and antibacterial drug, Zithromax,
were effective cures for the virus.
She dismissed experts’ warning
that hydroxychloroquine could cause serious heart problems for coronavirus
patients, citing her experience with the use of the drug.
She said she had successfully
treated no fewer than 350 patients with hydroxychloroquine, zinc, and
Zithromax. Hydroxychloroquine, long touted by President Donald Trump as the
cure for the virus, according to her.
But her testimony has been
dismissed as politically motivated.
Immanuel is said to be working
with Trump campaign groups.
And she is reported to be just a
primary health care doctor, who probably comes across patients with mild
symptoms of COVID-19.
As some experts said, those
people do not even need any medicine, as they will come through.
Challenged them, bet none of them will have there urine tested by a non biased lab. BUT she crazy. Ok them discredited Einstein also. You can like or hate trump, but he gives no fucks and clearly said he is on Hydroxychloroquine and does not need a mask. He ain't sick yet is he. She can practice Witch craft ect... That does not change the facts. Depopulation is the goals. She right on point. Now go do your research its everywhere goes back to 1800's and people think it racism lol.
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