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Canny Granny's avatar

Since i didn’t sign-up it was hard to see much of the article , but it looks as though it was written in 2020. Those protocols continued into at least the fall of 2021, if not later.

Tonya's avatar

Their excuses went on much too long...long after the curve had been flattened.

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

2 weeks to flatten the curve turned into 2 years of house arrest.

SaHiB's avatar

Why he quoted the plutocrat-paywalled WSJ.

Michelle's avatar

It won't let you read the whole thing, but will let you listen.

Canny Granny's avatar

Thank you. I’ll try tonight.

Michelle's avatar

I need to write that tool down! I'd heard of it recently but promptly forgot about it. Thank you for reminding me!

Canny Granny's avatar

Thank you. I read it. I can’t believe medical professionals admit to how horrible they acted.

Torgul's avatar

I have heard no indication that they ever have been stopped.

Canny Granny's avatar

I haven’t either. Hard to fathom doctors so evil because I know they have to know those protocols don’t save.

DL's avatar

Sounds like the WSJ is helping the ‘criminals’ get off the hook, they just didn’t know back then sort of thing. Still disgusting and plainly nefarious...doing the government’s dirty work/bidding..

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Tonya's avatar

Scott Adams is wrong with his claim that we just got lucky by distrusting the government. Basing a decision on real scientific concerns about possible serious adverse events and the fact that those concerns could not have been addressed during the short trial period is not luck. It's logic and wisdom.

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Gabriella's avatar

Oh wow. Thanks for this. I’ve read a few of Mathew’s articles. I’ll have to start reading more.

Avalanche's avatar

Embrace the power of AND...

Kathleen Janoski's avatar

VA will deny medical care to veterans if they are not wearing a mask.

VA still pushing covid shots and boosters.

VA sent me an email stating I can get a booster and a flu shot the same day, even though there are now early warnings that can cause a stroke.

The insanity continues.

JAJ's avatar

Didn’t fly for Nazis. Won’t now

zuFpM5*M's avatar

As I recall, the original ventilation advisory goes back to the WHO citing unnamed Chinese doctors. However, the use of midazolam (powerful sedative to finish off patients respiration) in UK came straight from the government treatment protocols. Also, the advice to NOT using antibiotics in viral pneumonia was pushed in 2019 by non-profit groups-- prior to the 'pandemic.'

Add to these the sandbagging of HCQ and ivermectin. The pandemic death toll was truly manmade whether we count the origins of the virus or not. Whenever we hear some absurdly inflated number for how many people were saved by the covid injections, just think about what they really needed to be saved from: hospital iatrogenocide.

Jeffra's avatar

My husband and I were nurses through the pandemic in NYC. My husband got an assignment in the ICU and not only were they ventilating everyone but the COVID protocol was NOT to suction these patients or give them nebulizers treatments which is deadly.

Robin's avatar

They weren't even offering spirometers.

Canny Granny's avatar

A young nurse friend of of my daughter wrote out protocols for what to do should we get very sick with Covid. She said to buy spirometers. I knew my mother was given one at the hospital every time she had pneumonia, so I bought one for everyone in family. I used mine last year when I had something. I thought I might die (maybe an exaggeration, but I felt bad). Did not have ivermectin or quercitin, but I used that spirometer and took cough medicine, vitamin C, and D.

Edit: I did not go to a doctor and I tried not to lay down a whole lot because I know that’s bad for your lungs.

Sara Woods Kender's avatar

Are you saying the ICU was following protocols that were deadly? it's hard to tell from the comment. It reads like nebulizers and no suction is deadly. ty.

Brucha Weisberger's avatar

Of course they were. 😰

Jeffra's avatar

Suctioning and giving nebulizers to patients on ventilators is basic medicine. They are absolutely necessary to have a good patient outcome. Those ventilated were denied these 2 things to protect the healthcare workers from “aerosolized COVID”. If you don’t suction the secretions out of a breathing tube then the patient is good as dead. It’s like breathing through a wide straw. Mandated murder through medical protocols...

Sara Woods Kender's avatar

ty....I am not at all educated in ICU protocols. :)

Robin's avatar

Yes absolutely. #NursesAgainstRemdesivir

Sara Woods Kender's avatar

It's a cartel....even in little ole NH. So many people have stories of medical kidnapping and the hospitals killing their loved ones! It's NO JOKE.

Tonya's avatar

The covid debacle just exposed what had been previously been done in secret, and in lesser - though certainly not acceptable - numbers.

Sara Woods Kender's avatar

no doubt. There seems to be discriminatory practices going on in hospitals. I see this as playing out in a few ways: discrimination based upon economic status, vaccination status, insurance status, mental debility, and then of course ego driven medicine, but I suppose most of these issues stem from ego. At any rate there is a god complex happening.

Tonya's avatar

They are definitely using the vaccines to cull those they feel are a drain on the earth's resources or whatever. My friend is a caregiver for a man with a developmental disability. She does not like what they are doing to him, giving him all the shots to "protect" him because he is "vulnerable". Plus they gave him two different monoclonal antibody treatments when he tested positive even though his illness was very mild. (That was for the $$$ they got for each administration of any treatment.)

I have read heartbreaking reports of patients with serious medically complex conditions or mental disabilities who were given the shots and had devastating reactions.

And the justification they give for vaccinating those with developmental or cognitive disabilities is that they are especially vulnerable to covid since they wouldn't be able to communicate their symptoms adequately. Well, that also is true if they have an adverse reaction, and it also is true for babies and young children.

Caroline Bollinger's avatar

nobody is advocating for the elderly. The number of old people who have died since gene therapy was rolled out is absolutely shocking. It breaks my heart.

Tonya's avatar

It is very sad. I know a few people who quit their jobs in nursing homes because they couldn't participate in the whole thing - the isolation and masking and withholding of treatment and the shots.

Martha's avatar

Additional damning information...

Financial Incentives: The Use of "Covered Countermeasures"

https://acrobat.adobe.com/link/review?uri=urn:aaid:scds:US:15d995ef-91cd-4956-a0fe-1a62a83eff86

SaHiB's avatar

No "there" there.

Maurine Meleck's avatar

My sister got covid prior to the vaccine. Who knew at the time(Sept.2020) how poorly the hospital would treat her. My guilt for letting her go into the hospital will never cease. HCQ was used on Trump, but the Jax hospital refused it for her when I asked. I didn't know that much about Ivermectin at the time, which they weren't allowed to give anyway. On day 4, she got so sick that the hospital asked me if I wanted her on a ventilator. I refused. She died on Day 5 in the hospital-all alone. I dream about her every single night. Unable to control it. And cry as much still.

Jeffra's avatar

Im so sorry for your loss. It should have never happened.

Maurine Meleck's avatar

Thank you. My sister and I were so close. We were only 11 months apart.

SuszaQ's avatar

Oh dear! So heartbreaking. You cannot blame yourself. Your sister would not want you to do that. Keep fighting for the truth to come out and tell your story to anyone who will listen. Write to Gov. DeSantis! Do anything and everything you can to honor her memory. You will see each other again. Prayers and hugs. 🙏🦋

SaHiB's avatar

Ask him to seize the hospital as a murder-for-hire enterprise.

Tonya's avatar

It was like one million Goliaths against one David. I'm sorry for your loss.

Escaped Rebel HCP's avatar

My condolences...prayers..... losing a sister is SO hard.... I know....💔

Robin's avatar

I am sorry this happened to you. Did they give her Remdesivir?

Escaped Rebel HCP's avatar

No, sweet Robin…this was years ago…I lost her at age 18 due to toxicity of chemotherapy…I lost my ‘second mom’ due to the protocols in November 2020…they refused to feed Jean(same name as my sweet sister) and gave her opioids….it is all soo. Evil…..

Sue S's avatar

I am so very sorry about your sister and your loss. Do not blame yourself. Remember her and spread truth.

Sara Woods Kender's avatar

So sorry for your loss. So heart-breaking.

freelearner's avatar

"We did it to save other patients" is their cover story and it isn't remotely true, because they were intentionally exposing non-covid patients to covid patients. I wish everyone had seen this whistle-blower, the interview was so important:

https://youtu.be/UIDsKdeFOmQ

It's very simple. Doctors do what they're told by hospital administrators, and the administrators did it for the money. They were given money for covid patients and for ventilation and for remdesivir, and they killed their patients for the money.

Tonya's avatar

"For other patients" is just a scripted cover story.

SuszaQ's avatar

YUP! Just like “get vacc’d to protect others.”

What a crock of 💩!

SaHiB's avatar

Off with Tony Robbins' head, too! When possible, try to find nonmonetized videos, or just transcripts (edited for brevity; this is egregiously redundant). No one will watch a 1:10:34 video anyhow. 8 prior episodes of Perspectives on the Pandemic?

freelearner's avatar

You're free to watch or not, I'd skip to where she's being interviewed. As credibility is an issue here it's important to see the person making the claims, for me. The interview is interspersed with secretly recorded audio/video of doctors and nurses and is compelling. She had only a single patient survive and that was because he was a fentanyl addict and the dosage wasn't high enough to knock him out, so he extubated himself (removed his ventilator), and he survived. Everyone else died / was killed.

And yes, it's a great series. The one with Mark Crispin Miller is epic. I'd link it but you wouldn't watch it anyway, too long.

SaHiB's avatar

Who'd have thunk, fentanyl saved a life? What's the timestamp to where she was interviewed? Screw the drunk, too. (Another monetizing ad.) Post transcripts instead of time-wasting videos.

freelearner's avatar

Sounds like an ad blocker would be helpful! Her interview begins at 3:52 -- https://youtu.be/UIDsKdeFOmQ?t=232 . The fentanyl addict part is mentioned at 33:25, where she says he was the only survivor, but the details are at 53:09 -- https://youtu.be/UIDsKdeFOmQ?t=3189.

Ro Dann's avatar

This was all obvious, and known, at the time it was happening, to anyone paying attention

Nick Kottenstette's avatar

Check out Dennis Rancourt’s interview with Bobby. Rancourt pretty much confirmed that it wasn’t COVID killing people because they all cause mortality numbers did not follow the exponential death curve that was touted in the papers. https://open.spotify.com/episode/2aiCk9AZMbA2sesumg2M20?si=foEAufBYRw2hBup8ldfOZg

Tim Patwell's avatar

In Quebec we initially had such high numbers "COVID deaths" compared to the rest of Canada because of the way they were encouraged to report their deaths.

"“If the presumed cause of death is Covid-19 (with or without a positive test) an autopsy should be avoided [emphasis in Ministry document] and death should be attributed to Covid-19 as the probable cause of death. In addition, deaths, the probable cause of which is Covid-19, are considered natural, and are not the subject of a notice to the coroner. ” [translated from French]"

https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-corona-crisis-a-new-lockdown-for-quebec-is-not-the-solution-open-letter-to-the-prime-minister-of-quebec-mr-francois-legault/5741804

Aimee's avatar

OMG. Just the thought of that possibility is chilling.

Robin's avatar

And now you know why nurses and doctors who knew the truth and tried to tell the others were actively suppressed.

Tonya's avatar

I want to focus on the idea of "protecting hospital staff from Covid-19." From the very beginning, I could sense by reading between the lines that people were being deliberately harmed in pursuit of this goal. They kept talking about how they had to not overwhelm the hospitals, which included "protecting hospital staff from Covid-19." It felt to me like they were justifying letting people die in order to save the hospital staff from a predicted future wave that never came.

Robin's avatar

All that chatter that the hospitals were not overflowing was hidden.

Gabriella's avatar

I am a witness to the hospitals not overflowing. I was at three different hospitals starting March 2020-August 2021 several times, at least 6, for two of my family members who had ailments other than Cvd. Never saw ER’s filled, nor the tents outside here in So Cal.

Jeffra's avatar

Yes!! Especially in NYC where they said it was horrible. Nurses were granted vacations in April/May 2020 and not once were they asked to work over time.

SuszaQ's avatar

I have always maintained this theory and now there is proof.

It is a travesty!

Unnecessary ventilation. Like asking for a glass of water and instead, they shove a firehose down your throat.

They should all be tried and hung.

MURDERERS!

V. N. Alexander's avatar

And while our loved ones were being killed with that deadly standard of care, this https://twitter.com/JamesMelville/status/1617435349059309568

banana_bread's avatar

While those not intubated were refused food and water as part of their 'treatment.'