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I believe HCQ works however if you compare these 2 countries it is clear that both have very similar trajectory, Ireland is doing even better. The difference in per million data comes from the fact that Ireland pandemic started earlier.pic.twitter.com/AKNt8sSAjd
Cool chart & remark. 
Turkey has gradually iterated to hydroxyC, as per the pneumonia rate fall below. Deaths lag by 3 weeks, so the pre-early hydroxyC pipe was flushed only by mid-April. Hence your cumulative deaths X-axis distortive, masking impact. Ergo prefer daily trends.pic.twitter.com/iVX3HDXgfP
Just compare that data to other plagues and see if it is similar before concluding. Is this showing herd immunity, virus mutation, better doctor response, vulnerable people succumb early or combination?
Combination. The low hanging fruit was picked early.
This are context-free data. How do these compare to pneumonia cases in previous years? Hospitalization rates vs previous years?
No masking impact in my chart, you are able to see weekly trends on the Y-axis (and cumulative on X-axis). You can see a downward trend in deaths Turkey but it is not significant so far (see Czechia for comparison).pic.twitter.com/NcdnI5giJ0
The idea of fake news is mostly bogus. Little fake news but a lot of useless news. Why don't enterprising reporters and networks follow up on stories like Turkey's success and maybe Algeries? That is what we need. Fauci questioned specifically about this, for example
BTW where is this chart from? The "rate of pneumonia" data is clearly misleading and false. What you need to see is the number of ICU/Intubated. Please see below for the same period (Wikipedia for COVID Turkey).pic.twitter.com/HAo9P24q5P
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