Texas Doctor Takes Stand at Supreme Court
WASHINGTON – Dr. Stella Immanuel, a Texas physician who gained attention for treating numerous Covid-19 patients with hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, recently joined other medical professionals including Dr. Simone Gold and Dr. Mary Tully Bowden, at a demonstration outside the U.S. Supreme Court. This event marked the five-year anniversary of the White Court Summit of 2020.
During her time in Houston, Immanuel claimed to have treated around 350 Covid-19 patients and mentioned that her team has handled over 100,000 cases in total. According to Breitbart News, she emphasized, “We want to remind everyone that Covid is treatable, and there’s no need for people to suffer.” Her enthusiasm and conviction resonated with the assembled crowd.
The 2020 event, which was initially streamed by Breitbart News, attracted millions of viewers but faced censorship on platforms like Facebook, leading to widespread criticism regarding freedom of speech and information. As Immanuel addressed onlookers, she celebrated the five-year milestone while arguing for the effectiveness of the treatments she promotes.
Immanuel further claimed that only a small number of patients—less than 15—died after seeking help too late. She’s often highlighted in discussions about hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin, sometimes being dubbed the “best prescriber” of these medications in the U.S.
As the gathering progressed, she introduced several colleagues, including lawyers and other doctors associated with America’s frontline physicians. Dr. Gold reflected on the journey since their initial summit, mentioning the significant viewership the original event achieved before being taken down. She criticized technology companies for what she described as erasure of dissenting voices.
Gold expressed her frustration with Mark Zuckerberg, calling for a public debate on Covid-19 and issues surrounding freedom of speech, asserting, “You don’t quite get science or freedom of speech.”
Another speaker, Dr. Borden from Houston, weighed in on vaccination rates, noting that while Covid has lessened in severity, many Americans are still getting vaccinated. She quoted data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, indicating a large proportion of the population remains engaged with vaccinations, despite her belief that there’s a lack of transparency regarding these numbers.
Throughout her practice during the pandemic, Borden indicated that many patients experienced serious adverse effects from vaccines, pointing out, “It’s alarming to think that about one in 800 can suffer from serious events from the shots.” She expressed concern over the government seemingly ignoring these issues.
The event also featured several other doctors who shared similar concerns regarding vaccine safety and mandates, while various journalists and activists participated as well, enhancing the dialogue surrounding Covid-19 treatment options and public health policy.
