FRAUD ALERT: Paulette Coates, ND, DNM, Digs Her Heels in Deeper Instead of Apologizing for Fraudulently Lying about "Microscope Images" of "Ivermectin"

"Wow, I am accused of lying." NO - You are accused of FRAUD. Apologize and Repent. We pray for your soul to turn from the ways of lies, fraud, and deception which lead to an eternity.

Apr 09, 2024

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Paulette Coates, ND, DNM had a good reason for not apologizing for faking ivermectin slides her recent Substack post: she “made an error (slight error)”.

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What Paulette Said She Did

She said she took ivermectin and put it under her microscope, posting the photos on her Substack.

When Confronted, What She Admitted She Really Did

She took a capsule her son said was ivermectin, and never looked at the bottle. She admitted she didn’t know what was in the capsule.

I previously documented everything in great detail.

The Satanic World

LIAR ALERT: Paulette Coates, ND, DNM, Deceives by Using "Darkfield Microscopy" of "Ivermectin" and Drugs.com Data - Now Admits She "Didn't See the Bottle", "Was Just Told it was Ivermectin"

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LIAR ALERT: Paulette Coates, ND, DNM, Deceives by Using "Darkfield Microscopy" of "Ivermectin" and Drugs.com Data - Now Admits She "Didn't See the Bottle", "Was Just Told it was Ivermectin"

Addendum April 7, 2024: I made a technical mistake by simply calling this liar a liar. She most properly is a FRAUD because she LIED TO DECEIVE. And when called on it, Paulette Coates admitted she never knew what was in the capsule. She knew all along it was not the 3 mg ivermectin tablet she implicated - and instead of publicly apologizing and admitting she MISREPRESENTED herself, she DOUBLES DOWN and plays the VICTIM here, UNBELIEVABLY saying she “made a slight error”.

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Then she wrote another Substack I was just made aware of, defending herself despite my attempts to get her to publicly apologize (which I admit is a hard thing to do, but hey, if you do something wrong, …

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