By LINDA BOYLE
Five years ago, Covid- 19 was rapidly becoming a global threat. The US government and mainstream media claimed there was no early treatment for it, until Operation Warp Speed made the mRNA Covid jab available.
And even though the CDC could have released the Covid jab under Emergency Use Authorization before the 2020 election, it decided to release the EUA post-election. Somehow this “godsend” for mankind did not need to be released to the public until the election was decided.
As the threat grew, mainstream media hyped the number of deaths daily. It was much like watching the daily body count during the Vietnam conflict. No one wanted to go to the hospital as that seemed like a death notice.
You were told to get the jab. That it was safe. And if you got it, you wouldn’t get Covid.
Then it was, if you did get Covid, it must have been from the “unvaxxed.” I’m still not sure how something that prevents you from getting Covid doesn’t work if a non-vaxxed person is near you.
Mask up. Socially distance. Stay inside.
Like all Americans, Alaskans were desperate for information.
It’s been four years since our first Alaska Covid Alliance (now called the Alaskans4PersonalFreedom) meeting in Anchorage. Worldwide known experts who were not beholden to the mainstream media spin on Covid treatments came and spoke to 1,200 Alaskans on alternative treatments for Covid. The information was life changing, giving hope to many. We were told that something could be done to treat the disease early on, and the jab did not have to be part of the solution.
The Alaska medical community was infuriated. They accused our doctors of providing “misinformation,” even though those treated with Ivermectin or Hydroxychloroquine fared well versus doing nothing.
The medical presenters told us that Alaskans suffer from a lack of Vitamin D due to the winter darkness. We need to take Vitamin D3 to help ward off infection.
Led by a psychiatrist, Dr. Merijeanne Moore DO, DLFAPA, 141 doctors signed a letter to the Alaska Medical Board demanding the Alaskan doctors who helped arrange our conference be sanctioned.
Our Alaska Covid Alliance team responded with over 640 personal emails sent to the medical board to support our doctors. The medical board stood with our doctors on their ability to practice medicine and use alternative therapies for treatment. Some of our event speakers have not been as lucky with their own state boards.
In our look back, what do we know now?
We know a lot of information was hidden from the public to maintain the narrative that Covid jabs were the next best thing since sliced bread.
We do know early treatment would have worked if it had been used. Dr. Pierre Kory states in his book, “The War on Ivermectin,” that there were 80 US court cases between 2021-2022, in which loving families went to court to get Ivermectin for their hospitalized loved ones.
Thirty-eight of the 40 patients who the court ordered Ivermectin be given survived. Those patients who were denied the request for Ivermectin had just the opposite result: 38 of those 40 patients died.
But that information couldn’t be trusted as it was not a peer-reviewed study. Recall that the updated Covid-19 jab was done for the omicron variety with just 10 mice. Where was that peer review?
We know Hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine drugs worked against the 2003 SARS epidemic and the 2012 MERS epidemic, both caused by a closely related coronavirus. Believe it or not, even Anthony Fauci’s NIAID demonstrated chloroquine drugs looked promising for both prevention and treatment of the first SARS epidemic. So why not use it on this new coronavirus?
We also learned that six feet social distancing was just a wag from Saint Fauci.
Nowhere did the mainstream media or CDC look for what could be underlying causes of Covid deaths. Nor were steroids used early on routinely to treat Covid because there had been no peer review studies. There were only anecdotal reports from physicians. And then a few months later, steroids became a treatment modality.
How many people died while we were waiting for peer reviewed studies? If we needed such drastic measures as a poorly tested mRNA jab, why couldn’t other things be considered?
Dr. Peter McCullough in August of 2020 made these recommendations.

Despite strong evidence from multiple nations, US health agencies did not adopt Dr. McCullough’s measures. The FDA labeled hydroxychloroquine dangerous, while the Federal Trade Commission sought legal action against supplement makers who dared to mention Vitamin D or nasal antiseptics.
Hospitals were no better. They did not want to give practical advice and discouraged combinations that were found to be effective elsewhere.
And of course, the medical associations stripped Dr. McCullough of his board certification for daring to speak out against conventional “wisdom”.
What would be so bad to try treatments that worked on the early stages of the disease? How many lives might have been saved if we had used Ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, Vitamin D, and nasal washes?
What would have been the harm when the virus was so rampant? The only harm I can see would have been to Big Pharma and its stakeholders who made billions through an emergency use authorization.
I was fortunate because I had trustworthy physicians give me Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, steroids, nasal sprays, and antibiotics as my early treatment Covid kit. Did I use it? Absolutely. For both me and my husband. When I tested positive for Covid, bam! I had what I needed.
Back at the beginning of this article, I spoke of the 141 doctors who maligned our doctors for daring to recommend off-label drugs for early treatment. Do you think any of them would apologize? Will those medical professionals have the guts to say there was another way?
I am still waiting and listening.
Now, medical associations are going against recommendations from CDC. Somehow “trust the experts” during Covid has turned into “we know better” than the CDC.
Whatever happened to the scientific method of questioning all?
Keep your eyes wide open. The hype is already starting again for various illnesses and the need for vaccines. The masks are still out there in the community. PSAs on buses and ads tell you to get the jab even though almost everyone on the planet has had Covid at least once.
Don’t believe the hype from Big Pharma. Their investment is in profit, not people.
Linda Boyle, RN, MSN, DM, was formerly the chief nurse for the 3rd Medical Group, JBER, and was the interim director of the Alaska VA. Most recently, she served as Director for Central Alabama VA Healthcare System. She is the director of the Alaska Covid Alliance/Alaskans 4 Personal Freedom.
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2 thoughts on “Linda Boyle: Tripping down Covid’s Memory Lane”
That’s because Big Pharma is a business. Business sole purpose is selling products and making revenue.
Discernment and intelligence is up to the consumer, we should know our own bodies, trust our instincts, and arrive at the medical facilities with a little background education and knowledge about ourselves and sicknesses we are facing. That way we aren’t just a Doctor’s Guinea pig.
You don’t have to take anything a doctor subscribes you.
Not saying that all medicines all that way, some is exactly what was needed, but there are times you don’t have to accept everything coming from Pharmacy because the MD prescribed it. But you have to know your own body and study and research acquiring knowledge that may help you better. Big Pharma is only doing what a business does, its goal is to make money. You have to know what will be best for you. You don’t have to buy what Big Pharmaceutical companies are selling.
Let me tell your a story
A couple had a dog and he was puking and getting sick after eating. The dog was brought to the Vet and the vet prescribed some medicine. But the couple when they brought the dog home. They changed his diet. They stopped feeding it dog food and started making him home cooked meals using human food that dogs or cats can eat. When they brought their dog back to the vet for annual visit, it was at its healthiest it’s ever been because his food changed. The dog was reacting to what is added to store bought dog food.
One of my previous doctors, a long time well respected Anchorage physician, now deceased (from something other than Covid), prescribed Hydroxychloroquine for me early on in the Covid era as a preventative, or in case I contacted Covid. Hydroxychloroquine was an inexpensive prescription that had apparently been widely used when traveling to foreign countries to guard against certain diseases that Americans normally had not encountered here at home. I dutifully brought the prescription to my local pharmacy. Not only did they refuse to fill the prescription, but they did not give me back my prescription so I could possibly try another pharmacy. What? Did this go to some state pharmacy or medical board to report that Dr. So & So was prescribing Hydroxychloroquine? This was early on in the Covid era, but in looking back I wish I had asked for MY prescription back. I miss the doctor who prescribed it, he was excellent in his area of expertise (he was a specialist). I also still wonder why they didn’t return my prescription to me, and more importantly if it would have prevented life altering symptoms I have since Covid.