• 26/04/2022
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The room painter discourages thousands of people from getting vaccinated. He sells them ivermectin illegally<

When the covid pandemic came to the Czech Republic, Mrs. Jana, who lived in one of the larger Moravian cities, did not believe that the disease existed. Like tens of thousands of other people, he regularly watches live broadcasts of opponents of anti-epidemic measures by Patrik Tušl or Pavel Zítek. Both men, who are facing executions, are filming during the persecution and verbal assault of paramedics and collect money from the audience for their actions. Jana also took part in demonstrations and urged non-compliance with measures against the spread of the virus. The editorial staff knows her identity because she wanted to remain anonymous, her name changed.

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In a single week, however, Jana's grandmother and mother died of covid. Another of her relatives could not breathe, was dehydrated and vomited. Jana thought her loved ones would kill her in the hospital. She trusted the 41-year-old room painter Jakub Netík. Thousands of people, often lonely women, watch the webcasts of a man who has twice ended up in insolvency. Netík claims to be a believer and says his only motivation is to help people.

He rejects vaccines and drapes and presents ivermectin, a deworming paste known especially to horse breeders, as a saving drug for covid. It can also be used by people, doctors prescribe it to eliminate parasites. But experts have found no evidence that ivermectin has an effect on covid. But Netík advertises it for the treatment of the disease. Jane's relative eventually ended up in the hospital in an artificial sleep on a ventilator. After all, only volunteers from the Illumicati association, who are fighting against misinformation on the Internet, forced her to provide medical help.

Meanwhile, the net continues its activities. "Although it may seem like that, I'm not selfish. I've never been a proud person. If it were, I wouldn't help people. Thanks to that, we managed to ship about 500 orders here and it helped several hundred people," said Netík on January 2. in the video, waving a plate of ivermectin tablets. The video was seen by almost six thousand people.

"You wrote to me that you were cured in two days. You know that this drug helps and our government deliberately tramples it," he added, adding that one has to sacrifice and he does it all the time.

Netík offers delivery of Ivermectin directly in its videos. Tablets boast. | Photo: Aktuálně.cz

Netik's broadcast has a response. Under the New Year's video alone, he has more than six hundred supporting comments, mostly from women. "It is possible that my friend took it after a bone marrow transplant who does not take powders he has problems with his testicles the inflammation has already treated him with some antibiotics and it came back to him he could take it thank you for the answer," asks Marie F. For example, to maintain authenticity the editors state its question in its original form, ie with errors.

The buyer leads Netík to his Facebook profile, where he refers to the e-mail. Aktuálně.cz asked for the product under a false name according to Netík's instructions. On behalf of a woman who has a husband with a covid. The answer arrived within 20 minutes, saying that there is currently no paste available, but tablets with similar efficacy.

A message with an offer from Ivermectin, which arrived when Aktuálně.cz asked him on an e-mail from Netík's profile. | Photo: Aktuálně.cz

"Reply to this email and send your full name, address and telephone number. Enter the number (one salary currently costs 350 CZK and postage 100 CZK). If you are interested, pay immediately to the account *** so that you can be included in the system, as the order determines the date on which the payment was credited to the account !!!!!!!, "came in the reply from the sender signed as" Pasta Painting Team ", who also assigned a variable symbol to the payment to the fictitious writer.

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"It is taken once a day for three to five days until the disease subsides," the e-mail ends with advice on how to take ivermectin.

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Last October, Netik told his fans in the blink of an eye that he had found a new paint supplier and would be able to satisfy their orders. "If you don't pay for the order immediately, you're out of order. The color has to be bought from something," he instructed the audience.

Aktuálně.cz reached Netík by phone. In an interview, he claimed that ivermectin did not sell. "I don't know how it works on that e-mail," he said, noting where he didn't know where the product he advertised in his videos came from. However, he insists that the substance helps. He referred, among other things, to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), who had the drug bought for millions of crowns last spring. But most hospitals were left because doctors had no evidence that it was really effective.

On the contrary, the State Institute for Drug Control and other experts warn against using the product. According to them, there is a risk of overdose, which is toxic to the body. Above all, however, no credible study has confirmed its effectiveness against covid. People who take him during a serious course of life can endanger their lives instead of seeing a doctor.

Jakub Netík who is interested in deworming refers to an e-mail on his Facebook page. It immediately sends the price list and the account number with the variable symbol. | Photo: facebook.com

"The European Medicines Agency has concluded that the evidence currently available is insufficient to support the use of ivermectin in the treatment of covid-19," the institute wrote last March. He pointed out that at doses approved for use in other problems, patients tolerated it well. However, higher doses, which may already be toxic, would be needed to achieve an effective concentration in the lungs.

"Overdose is most often manifested by exacerbation of side effects. In particular, drowsiness, rashes, swelling, headaches, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea," said Kateřina Kotíková, chief physician of the Toxicology Information Center of the General University Hospital. "Uncommonly, tremors, convulsions, shortness of breath, abdominal pain, tingling, itching, hives, mild heartbeat, mild hypotension and abnormal values ​​in some laboratory tests occur," she added.

Last year, the manufacturer - Merck - also warned against the use. "There is no meaningful evidence of clinical efficacy in patients with covid-19," the company said in a statement.

Netík admitted debts over a million crowns

But Ivermectin is not the only substance that Netík repeatedly offers on Facebook. He also advertises "yellow water" - a bleach that, according to experts, does not cure the disease, but his drinking corrodes the mucous membranes. In a New Year's video, Netik showed glass bottles of solution and urged people to apply.

Here, too, he was successful with thousands of his spectators. "Mr. Netík, I could ask, it would be possible to buy the yellow water from you. Thank you, I have children, and grandchildren.

In the same video, Netík also states the reason for his activities. According to him, he does everything because he is a believer. "Even though I was painting, before I started doing this, I was pleased with pure human joy and love. It charged me. It's probably connected to my faith. That's how I feel, I do," he said.

Netík offered bottles of yellow water in a live broadcast on Facebook. | Photo: Facebook

However, publicly accessible databases complement the picture. The executor is recovering almost 140,000 crowns from Netík. At the same time, it is only a small part of the debts he has.

Since 2016, the room painter has twice unsuccessfully declared himself insolvent with the aim of debt relief. Executors couldn't do that. It is clear from the register that he owes the health insurance company, has not repaid loans from non-banking companies, or even fees for exporting bins. He has had some debts since 2015.

Most recently, in 2019, he granted the insolvency administrator debts of 1.2 million crowns and assets of 22,000. At that time, he owed 87 thousand crowns in alimony for his three children, whom he boasts on social networks. He stated his residence at the office, saying that he slept in hostels and with friends. In 2020, the court promised that he would no longer pay maintenance, but his mother. He also presented a photo with her to his Facebook audience.

"There may still be some small ones, but I'm paying alimony. I'm not a cheater that I wouldn't want to pay. I had financial problems," Netík replied, adding that he still had a million debts. "What would I pay for?" he asks.

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However, Netík never once fulfilled the ordered conditions of debt relief. They required the gradual repayment of a third of the debts. In the first case, he justified this by a decrease in income due to health problems that allegedly did not allow him to work. In the second, his contracts allegedly ended due to the covid pandemic. He also talked about this in an interview with Aktuálně.cz.

However, the insolvency administrator contradicts this. "The debtor has not fulfilled the conditions of the approved debt relief since October 2019, ie since the period preceding the beginning of the pandemic," the administrator Lukáš Vlašaný wrote to the court. "Although there were several periods during the pandemic that could have ruined the debtor's business, there was nothing to prevent him from seeking a temporary other income," he added. He repeatedly called on Netika to find a job. Without reaction. According to him, Netík also refused to comply with the measures against the covid, which customers demanded of him.

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The court finally stopped the second attempt at debt relief last summer for violating the conditions to which Netík had committed. The man had previously apologized for one of the sessions because he had reportedly passed a positive coronavirus test. On the other hand, he did not arrive when he refused to put on a respirator and the judicial guard did not let him into the building.

The court also stated in the resolution that Netík is just making excuses for the impossibility of earning due to the pandemic. "The court considers the debtor's allegations of a reference to the unfavorable epidemiological situation in the Czech Republic to be purely purposeful, and the debtor clearly wants to avoid proper payment of his obligations within the approved method of debt relief," concluded Judge Jáchym Oswald.

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On Facebook, Netík now has a link to a website in German, where he offers painting services. "I make a living as a painter," he told Aktuálně.cz.

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In the meantime, it is expanding its activities on the Internet. Most recently, he called on his followers to report penalties to teachers and school principals who insist on classroom measures. That is, for wearing veils and testing children.

"I appeal to the police as a human being at a time when the active authorities are being manipulated by the covidophasist system (government)," he wrote on his Facebook profile. "File and fill the police with these criminal reports," he said in another video. "People like to trust. There is a minority of those they check," he told Aktuálně.cz, adding that he would continue to fight against the alleged fascism associated with coronavirus measures.

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