Captain Cook returns to the Hawaiian islands bringing death and disease a second time. Don’t fall for it. Malone did not invent the mRNA vaccine. He was a student in the lab at the time working on his mentor’s research. Ryan Cole was severely disciplined by the medical boards of both Washington and Idaho. Childhood vaccines are safe and among the most effective public health measures in human history. In order to prevent outbreaks vaccination rates must hit 95%, that’s why these vaccines have been mandated for over half a century. We know they work. When was the last time you saw anyone with Measles? Well thanks to Dr. Malone and others Measles is making a terrifying comeback. There were over 2000 cases on the mainland last year and several deaths. Don’t let this moden day Captain Cook bring disease and death back to Hawaii.
Proof Robert Malone Did Not Invent The mRNA Vaccine Or The Technology Upon Which It Is Based
Robert W. Malone, MD claims he invented the mRNA vaccine. That claim has been accepted around the world and repeated innumerable times in thousands of publications, podcasts, on social media, cable a…
Idaho pathologist Dr. Ryan Cole has been disciplined by the Washington Medical Commission, resulting in restrictions on his medical license in that state. The Idaho Board of Medicine subsequently reached an agreement requiring him to comply with the Washington order.
Washington State Discipline
In January 2024, following a five-day hearing, the Washington Medical Commission (WMC) issued an order that restricted Dr. Cole’s medical license. The commission found that he made “demonstrably false or misleading statements” in public presentations regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccines, the use of ivermectin, and the effectiveness of masks.
The restrictions on his Washington license, in effect for five years, are:
He is restricted to the practice of pathology only.
He may not practice primary care medicine or prescribe medication for patients in Washington state.
Additionally, the WMC found that Cole provided substandard care to four patients by prescribing ivermectin via telemedicine without proper examination or documentation. He was fined $5,000, ordered to complete continuing medical education courses (including ethics), and required to write a paper on professionalism and honesty in medicine.
Idaho Discipline
The Idaho Board of Medicine later reached an agreement with Dr. Cole in May 2025, in which he is required to comply with the Washington disciplinary order and report on his compliance status. This agreement imposed no new penalties or fines beyond those from Washington, but it means the Washington restrictions are effectively recognized in Idaho.
Dr. Cole still maintains an active, though now effectively restricted, license in Idaho and serves on the Central District Health Board of Health. He has denied the allegations and is appealing the Washington
