Dr. Meryl Nass is a physician who has been successfully treating COVID-19 patients with hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. None of the patients under her care have complained about her treatment advice. She has written extensively to expose the massive corruption in the medical community and the Federal Government by their suppression of safe and effective drugs for treating COVID-19. The suppression of safe drugs by the Federal Government and state medical boards is matched by their recommended treatment of patients using dangerous and ineffective drugs and vaccines like Redesivir and the COVID-19 vaccines. And that is why the state medical board is coming after her.

Because she is a voice of reason in a sea of corruption, she finds herself in the Orwellian position of having her medical license suspended by the same unscrupulous Maine State Board of Medicine that is trying to suppress safe and effective treatments for COVID-19. The allegation by the state medical board is not that she has engaged in any malpractice. Indeed, no complaint has been brought against her by any of her patients. The board is retaliating against her as an object lesson to all physicians who would dare to buck the pharmaceutical companies' efforts to push their unsafe and ineffective drugs on the unsuspecting public while they suppress safe and effective alternatives.

The State Board of Medical Licensure alleges that Dr. Nass' advocacy for the treatment of COVID-19 with ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine constituted "public dissemination of misinformation." They are using the tried and true method of the communist international to brand her as a crazy person for the temerity to go against their efforts to suppress safe and effective treatments. Dr. Nass has been ordered to undergo a psychological examination by a psychologist chosen by the state medical board to ensure she is fit to continue treating patients. This is a direct attack on her First Amendment Right to freely and publically express her medical opinion regarding the effective treatment of a disease.