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Saved - February 21, 2023 at 9:27 PM
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Italian journalist Cesare Sacchetti reported that autopsies in Bergamo revealed that the main problem was not the coronavirus, but rather venous microthrombosis. Doctor Giampaolo Palma explained that COVID-19 damages the cardiovascular system before attacking the lungs, making artificial ventilation ineffective and potentially harmful. The media and government rushed to blame the virus without understanding the true cause of death. It is urgent to verify the findings of the Italian doctor and reconsider the effectiveness of quarantine measures.

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

Denúncias do jornalista italiano Cesare Sacchetti! As autópsias de Bergamo: "o principal problema não era o #VirusChines Vou traduzir somente os pontos mais importantes. O texto é longo. ⬇ https://lacrunadellago.net/2020/04/25/le-autopsie-di-bergamoil-problema-principale-non-era-il-coronavirus/

La Cruna dell'Ago - di Cesare Sacchetti Giornalista d'informazione libera e indipendente lacrunadellago.net

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

O médico Giampaolo Palma, cardiologista com grande experiência, trabalhando atualmente no centro especializado para doenças cardiovasculares em Salerno, ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

explicou minuciosamente quais podem ter sido as reais causas da morte dos pacientes do Covid. As mortes ocorridas em Bergamo não seriam em consequência da pneumonia intersticial, mas resultado de microtromboses venosas. ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

Após as execuções das autópsias de 50 cadáveres no Hospital Papa João XXIII e outras 20 no Hospital Sacco de Milão, a comunidade médico-científica parece haver chegado a esta conclusão que muda completamente a narrativa feita até agora. ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

O coronavirus não atacca primeiro os pulmões, mas atinge sobretudo os vasos sanguíneos, impedindo o regular afluxo de sangue. Seria uma doença inflamatória vascular sistêmica. ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

E o doutor Palma explica como o virus ataca o organismo de uma pessoa. “Senhores, Covid-19 danifica primeiro os vasos, o sistema cardiovascular, e só depois chega aos pulmões! São as microtromboses venosas, não a pneumonia a determinar a fatalidade!" ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

Logo, se o Covid atinge primeiro os vasos e o sistema circulatório, a dedução natural é que seja inútil ventilar artificialmente os pacientes, isso para não dizer prejudicial, a partir do momento que os pulmões não estão recebendo sangue suficiente. ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

“Se ventile um pulmão onde o sangue não chega, não adianta! De fato, morrem 9 pacientes a cada 10!" Os respiradores artificiais não resolveram o problema, ao contrário o agravaram. Confirmações neste sentido estão chegando também dos Estados Unidos. ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

A emergência do coronavirus serviu para instaurar uma ditadura. Então, se o problema de toda esta emergência foram o diagnóstico e o tratamento errados, o perigo do vírus desaparece. ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

Toda a mídia e o governo, com suas várias e caras forças-tarefa, logo associaram as causas das mortes ao coronavírus, sem nem ao menos saber o que realmente tinha acontecido. Basta pensar no lúgubre espetáculo dos caminhões militares em Bergamo que transportavam os mortos. ⬇

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

Amigos, compartilhem ao máximo essa notícia. É de utilidade pública‼ Sr Presidente @jairbolsonaro @TeichNelson @minsaude Sob o ponto de vista médico é urgente verificar as descobertas do médico italiano.

@cidaqueiroz - Cida Queiroz⚡10 5 6 5

Sob o ponto de vista político, continuo afirmando que a quarentena é uma farsa. Implantar uma ditadura, promover o caos, criação de caixa 2, derrubada do Presidente, é o objetivo dos governadores brasileiros.

Saved - October 28, 2023 at 10:52 AM
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The French Association of Vaccine Victims seeks a woman for a Lancet publication on side effects. Lancet previously faced fraud with hydroxychloroquine study. Surgisphere, the data provider, claimed data from 1,200 hospitals without sources. Researchers questioned the data's credibility, leading to the study's retraction. Ariane Anderson, responsible for Surgisphere, played a role in the false study. Lancet's scientific fraud with hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin is concerning.

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

Associazione francese delle vittime dei VACClNl: "Cerchiamo questa signora per una pubblicazione su Lancet sugli effetti collaterali. Il governo dovrebbe reagire entro 24 ore dalla pubblicazione."😂 La storia della frode di Lancet sull'lDROSSlCLOROCHlNA. Thread

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

2. Lancet il 22 maggio 2020 pubblicò lo studio che "ha dimostrato che con l'lDROSSlCLOROCHlNA aumentava la mortalità", spingendo l'OMS a bandirla. Coautore dello studio è il Dr. Sapan Desai, che ha fornito i dati della sua società medica Surgisphere. https://web.archive.org/web/20200522141513/https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31180-6/fulltext

Hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine with or without a macrolide for treatment of COVID-19: a multinational registry analysis We were unable to confirm a benefit of hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine, when used alone or with a macrolide, on in-hospital outcomes for COVID-19. Each of these drug regimens was associated with decreased in-hospital survival and an increased frequency of ventricular arrhythmias when used for treatment of COVID-19. web.archive.org

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

3. Surgisphere del Dr. Sapan Desai l'lDROSSlCLOROCHlNA ha anche la filiale Quartz Clinical. Surgisphere afferma di aver ricevuto i dati da ben 1.200 ospedali, ma senza fornire le fonti. Doveva bastare questo dato assurdo per far allarmare Lancet, ma se ne fregano e lo pubblicano.

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

4. Il 28 maggio 2020, oltre 200 ricercatori e medici tra cui il Prof. Didier Rault, scrivono a Lancet affermando che "sia il numero di casi e decessi che la raccolta di dati sembrano improbabili". Il "fact-checker" 🤡 francese prova subito a diffamare Rault scrivendo a Lancet.

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

5. Il 5 giugno i coautori Mandeep Mehra, Frank Ruschitzka e Amit Patel, si accorgono "improvvisamente" che i dati forniti da Surgisphere dal Dr. Sapan Desai, sono probabilmente falsi e decidono così di ritirare lo "studio". https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31180-6/fulltext https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(20)31324-6/fulltext

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

6. Incredibilmente, neanche Amit Patel si sarebbe accorto che i dati di Surgisphere del Dr. Sapan Desai erano probabilmente falsi, nonostante risulterebbero sposati (tra loro).

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

7. Eccoci alla signora della foto iniziale, Ariane Anderson, responsabile di Surgisphere del Dr. Sapan Desai e direttrice alle vendite della sua filiale Quartz Clinical (vedi tweet 3), con la passione della fotografia "artistica". https://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/805464/viewall promotelive.com/talent-profile…

Ariane Anderson's photo portfolio - 0 albums and 16 photos | Model Mayhem Model Mayhem is the #1 portfolio website for professional models and photographers. Create a profile, upload your photos and connect with other professionals modelmayhem.com

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

8. Ariane Anderson, responsabile di Surgisphere del Dr. Sapan Desai, fonte dei dati FALSI per lo studio FALSO contro l'lDROSSlCLOROCHlNA pubblicato da Lancet e poi ritirato, quando ormai si era consolidata la FRODE scientifica nel "consenso-scientifico™". Punto di non ritorno. https://t.co/FpH3G5GeSU

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

9. L'inchiesta del Dr. James Todaro sulla FRODE scientifica di Lancet contro l'lVERMECTlN: "La disinformazione è negativa. La disinformazione in medicina è peggiore. La disinformazione proveniente da una prestigiosa rivista medica è la peggiore." https://archive.is/2020.06.03-202746/https://www.medicineuncensored.com/a-study-out-of-thin-air

Saved - December 6, 2023 at 1:54 PM
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The UK's official prescriber database reveals shocking data on midazolam prescribing. An audit is needed for deaths in care homes with high midazolam usage. Criminal charges should be laid if patients were given midazolam instead of antibiotics. The spike in midazolam prescription was driven by euthanasia injections, not the oral form. This database is not impacted by ICU admissions or ventilation use. The deliberate neglect and killing of geriatric residents is a grave concern. The unnecessary protocols implemented for COVID led to a significant drop in care home occupancy and numerous deaths. Harold Shipman's actions pale in comparison.

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

HOLY CRAP This is the data for midazolam prescribing from the UKs official prescriber database I have no words. #3tablets #democide @chrismartenson @Fynnderella1 @EWoodhouse7 @jjcouey https://openprescribing.net/analyse/#org=regional_team&numIds=0408020W0,1501041T0,0408020V0,0401010Q0&denom=nothing&selectedTab=chart…

Analyse | OpenPrescribing openprescribing.net

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

@chrismartenson @Fynnderella1 @EWoodhouse7 @jjcouey What needs to happen now is an audit needs to be undertaken of deaths in care homes where midazolam usage was high. If the patients that died were given midazolam instead of antibiotics in March - May 2022, criminal charges must be laid. But who created the policy?

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

@chrismartenson @Fynnderella1 @EWoodhouse7 @jjcouey Just a note that the chart above is created from the GP prescriber database. Therefore it should not be impacted by any increase in ICU admission or specific use for ventilation. This looks to be solely for use in nursing homes and at home. Harold Shipman style.

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

Bad Cheese 🧀🧀🧀 A point of note - the spike in midazolam prescription (on this *GP* database) was driven almost entirely by injectable 10mg/2ml doses (1501041T0). This was not the anxiolytic oral form. It's a euthanasia injection. https://openprescribing.net/analyse/#org=regional_team&numIds=1501041T0AAAAAA&denom=nothing&selectedTab=chart

Analyse | OpenPrescribing openprescribing.net

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

For those claiming that these drugs were being used for ventilating people in hospital, a reminder that this is the GP prescribing database. An example - prescriptions for propofol (only used in hospital) - zero

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

This is damning - NSW health. How the hell can you justify an "anticipated end of life care" for a pneumonia? Seriously - what is wrong with you people? (archived) https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/Infectious/covid-19/communities-of-practice/Pages/guide-medication-prescribing.aspx

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

Archive https://archive.is/L6fQ3

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

#gerigate

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

This thread deserves its own hashtag. The deliberate neglect and killing of geriatric residents of nursing homes, home care and hospitals due to protocols implemented for "COVID". None of which was necessary. #gerigate 👇👇👇👇👇

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

Update

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

Harold Shipman is dancing on Alexander Fleming's grave. All they needed was #3tablets antibiotics and standard post-viral pneumonia care. Instead, UK GPs were told to euthanise them - care of @NICEComms death protocol Why did you delete this document?

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

@Jikkyleaks - Jikkyleaks 🐭

BOMBSHELL: For those doubting Matt Hancock and @drlukeevans desperation to euthanise elderly in care homes in April 2020. ▶️10% immediate drop in care home occupancy. ▶️55,000 deaths. ▶️11-sigma Harold Shipman was a warm up. #Gerigate @MaajidNawaz https://www.statista.com/statistics/1231777/care-home-occupancy-in-the-uk/

UK: occupancy of care homes | Statista In the second quarter of 2021, the occupancy rate of care homes in the United Kingdom (UK) stood at 79.5 percent. statista.com
Saved - February 8, 2025 at 4:25 PM

@PWestoff - Paul Weston

@IsabelOakeshott The data doesn't lie, Ms Oakeshott. The data isn't "crazy." The ONLY wave of excess deaths in 2020 occurred over just 6-8 weeks amongst the old and ill in care homes. This coincided with large scale prescriptions of Midazolam. See below. What are your thoughts on this reality? https://t.co/PjMCqVSUfw

Saved - May 12, 2023 at 1:06 AM

@madelynrogers - Emma Peel UK☯️

Remember the FEAR around the world when Italy was on every MSM news outlet, covid February 2020. Photos of coffins were from a ship sinking in 2013. Yes there were elderly deaths, caused by Untreated severe flu, patients were 'made comfortable' with #midazolam & same in the UK

Saved - August 25, 2023 at 12:24 AM
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Lidrossiclorochina, a long-used drug, was initially deemed effective against COVID-19 until a false study emerged. However, recent evidence supports its efficacy in treating the virus. Doctors have included it in home therapies, and even renowned experts have acknowledged its potential. Testimonials from Bologna further demonstrate its success. Discrediting attempts against the drug and its advocate, Didier Raoult, have been futile. Studies affirm its safety, debunking concerns. Lidrossiclorochina remains a viable option in COVID-19 treatment.

@matt7gh - Matteo Galante 🇷🇺 🐭

L’IDROSSICLOROCHINA FUNZIONA (thread) 1/ L’#idrossiclorochina è un farmaco in uso da decine di anni. Il suo utilizzo contro il #Covid fu bloccato a causa di uno studio FALSO uscito sul #Lancet. Però l’idrossiclorochina funziona contro il #COVID19 👇

@matt7gh - Matteo Galante 🇷🇺 🐭

2/ In questo studio, che DIMOSTRA che la #terapiadomicilare guarisce dal #COVID19, si legge che i #medici hanno usato fra i tanti farmaci anche l’#idrossiclorochina https://www.mdpi.com/2077-0383/11/20/6138

Early Outpatient Treatment of COVID-19: A Retrospective Analysis of 392 Cases in Italy COVID-19 was declared a pandemic in March 2020. The knowledge of COVID-19 pathophysiology soon provided a strong rationale for the early use of both anti-inflammatory and antithrombotic drugs; however, its evidence was slowly and partially incorporated into institutional guidelines. The unmet needs of COVID-19 outpatients were taken care of by networks of physicians and researchers. We analyse the characteristics, management and outcomes in COVID-19 outpatients who were taken care of by physicians within the IppocrateOrg Association. In this observational retrospective study, volunteering doctors provided data on 392 COVID-19 patients. The mean age of patients was 48.5 years (range: 0.5–97), and patients were taken care of in COVID-19 stage 0 (15.6%), stage 1 (50.0%), stage 2a (28.8%) and stage 2b (5.6%). Many patients were overweight (26%) or obese (11.5%), with chronic comorbidities (34.9%), mainly cardiovascular (23%) and metabolic (13.3%). The most frequently prescribed drugs included: vitamins and supplements (98.7%), aspirin (66.1%), antibiotics (62%), glucocorticoids (41.8%), hydroxychloroquine (29.6%), enoxaparin (28.6%), colchicine (8.9%), oxygen therapy (6.9%), and ivermectin (2.8%). Hospitalization occurred in 5.8% of cases, mainly in stage 2b (27.3%). A total of 390 patients (99.6%) recovered; one patient was lost at follow up, and one patient died after hospitalization. This is the first real-world study describing the behaviours of physicians caring for COVID-19 outpatients, and the outcomes of COVID-19 early treatment. The lethality in this cohort was 0.2%, while overall, and over the same period, the COVID-19 lethality in Italy was over 3%. The drug use described in this study appears effective and safe. The present evidence should be carefully considered by physicians and political decision makers. mdpi.com

@matt7gh - Matteo Galante 🇷🇺 🐭

3/ Persino #Burioni aveva partecipato ad uno studio che dimostrava l’efficacia dell’#idrossiclorochina contro il #COVID19 (in vitro).

@matt7gh - Matteo Galante 🇷🇺 🐭

4/ Infine questa testimonianza da #presadiretta DIMOSTRA che l’#idrossiclorochina veniva usata contro il #COVID19 a Bologna nel 2020 e FUNZIONAVA

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Our engagement with the disease has changed, as we now deploy troops outside of hospitals and intensive care units. The hospitals in Bologna have set up outpatient clinics to examine potential COVID cases at the first signs of symptoms. Thousands of patients have visited these clinics, and they have been equipped with portable machines, such as an ultrasound device, to perform low-impact procedures like electrocardiograms. Additionally, as an approved experimental therapy, hydroxychloroquine has been administered to COVID patients for five days in the early stages of the disease, resulting in high rates of recovery. This approach of early intervention and treatment in outpatient clinics has proven successful in reducing the burden on emergency services and intensive care units.
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In questo andarvi a prendere precocemente abbia cambiato la storia la nostra ingaggio con la malattia il cambio di ingaggio con la malattia significa schierare le truppe fuori dall'ospedale dalle terapie intensive e le strutture ospedaliere di bologna si sono organizzate con ambulatori come questi dove visitare I sospetti covid ai primi sintomi e le persone sono arrivate a migliaia un migliaio di pazienti solo in questo ambulatorio poi ci sono cinque sei gemelli per bologna qui c'è il nostro ecografo il lavoro che si fa qui è a bassissimo impatto e non richiede chissà quali apparecchiature se non l'ecografo è una macchina portatile per fare il letto cardiogramma in più come terapia sperimentale approvata dall'AIFA si è dato ai malati covid la idrocygloochina noi consegnavamo fisicamente I blitz con cinque giorni di trattamento una fase precoce di malattia e efficacia molti guariti quasi tutti guariti così diciamo passando per l'ambulatorio guarigione clinica anticipare la malattia curare prima che le persone si aggravino è stata questa la ricetta vincente per liberare conto soccorso e terapie intensive

@matt7gh - Matteo Galante 🇷🇺 🐭

5/ E non c’è nemmeno bisogno di scomodare il discusso scienziato Didier Raoult che #troll #provax e disinformatori prezzolati cercano invano di screditare, per attaccare l'#idrossiclorochina e quindi le cure per il #COVID19

@matt7gh - Matteo Galante 🇷🇺 🐭

6/ Studio che dimostra la sicurezza dell'#idrossiclorochina nel trattamento del #Covid e quindi smentisce anche i peracottari #provax sulla pericolosità di questo #farmaco Grazie a @Lancillotto810 per la scoperta https://www.mdpi.com/1648-9144/59/5/863

Cardiovascular Safety of Hydroxychloroquine–Azithromycin in 424 COVID-19 Patients Background and Objectives: Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) combined with azithromycin (AZM) has been widely administered to patients with COVID-19 despite scientific controversies. In particular, the potential of prolong cardiac repolarization when using this combination has been discussed. Materials and Methods: We report a pragmatic and simple safety approach which we implemented among the first patients treated for COVID-19 in our center in early 2020. Treatment contraindications were the presence of severe structural or electrical heart disease, baseline corrected QT interval (QTc) > 500 ms, hypokalemia, or other drugs prolonging QTc that could not be interrupted. Electrocardiogram and QTc was evaluated at admission and re-evaluated after 48 h of the initial prescription. Results: Among the 424 consecutive adult patients (mean age 46.3 ± 16.1 years; 216 women), 21.5% patients were followed in conventional wards and 78.5% in a day-care unit. A total of 11 patients (2.6%) had contraindications to the HCQ-AZ combination. In the remaining 413 treated patients, there were no arrhythmic events in any patient during the 10-day treatment regimen. QTc was slightly but statistically significantly prolonged by 3.75 ± 25.4 ms after 2 days of treatment (p = 0.003). QTc prolongation was particularly observed in female outpatients <65 years old without cardiovascular disease. Ten patients (2.4%) developed QTc prolongation > 60 ms, and none had QTc > 500 ms. Conclusions: This report does not aim to contribute to knowledge of the efficacy of treating COVID-19 with HCQ-AZ. However, it shows that a simple initial assessment of patient medical history, electrocardiogram (ECG), and kalemia identifies contraindicated patients and enables the safe treatment of COVID-19 patients with HCQ-AZ. QT-prolonging anti-infective drugs can be used safely in acute life-threatening infections, provided that a strict protocol and close collaboration between infectious disease specialists and rhythmologists are applied. mdpi.com
Saved - January 29, 2025 at 2:28 PM
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I explore the controversial use of Midazolam, particularly in the context of COVID-19 and end-of-life care. While it's included in essential medicines for pain and anxiety, its application raises ethical concerns, especially for the elderly. I note that many early COVID deaths occurred in nursing homes, where treatment protocols may have inadvertently led to lethal outcomes. The government's stockpiling of Midazolam, including a needle-free version, prompts me to question whether we are facing a hidden death plan.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

1) MIDAZOLAM & COVID - In the US, Midazolam is one of the drugs used in lethal injections for those who receive the death penalty in some states. Many in the UK claim that the US death row killer, Midalozam was used to EUTHANIZE many of their elderly. I dive into this.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

2) "Section 2 of the 2019 World Health Organization Model List of Essential Medicines includes opioid analgesics formulations commonly used for the control of pain and respiratory distress, as well as sedative and anxiolytic substances such as midazolam and diazepam." 4/2020

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

3) The use of Midazolam in combination with other drugs is discussed, but for what purpose? "A patient who is fighting for breath can best be helped using medications that reduce the effort required to breathe and alleviate the fear of dying" https://tidsskriftet.no/en/2020/05/debatt/relieving-sensation-suffocation-patients-dying-covid-19

Relieving the sensation of suffocation in patients dying with COVID-19 22.04.2020: Opinions - Doctors, nurses and family members are giving heartbreaking accounts of acute respiratory distress, panic and a sensation of suffocation in some COVID-19 patients in the terminal phase. tidsskriftet.no

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

4) Please read through the Briefing Notes. Those who are in Respiratory Distress and experiencing Restlessness and Anxiety and Acute Agitation and Delirium.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

5) According to protocols, it does not appear that Midazolam was used as a life saving measure, but yet as an end of life decision. The same punishment that is giving to those on death row in some US states. Conveniently, it would be classified as a COVID death.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

6) Is my comparison to the lethal death penalty dose a fair comparison? If you consider the fact that Midazolam should be carefully used in the ELDERLY under normal circumstances, what kind of precautions should be used in an ELDERLY person with a respiratory illness?

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

7) "Seven studies, documenting the care of 493 patients met the inclusion criteria. Approximately two thirds of patients required a continuous subcutaneous infusion with median doses of 15 mg morphine and 10 mg midazolam in the last 24 h of life." https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/02692163211013255

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

8) This discusses Provider Level Availability Issues and how they were working to increase the national stockpile. They EVEN asked Governors of US States that use these drugs in the death penalty to RELEASE their stockpiled drugs. 👈 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7204700/

Availability of Internationally Controlled Essential Medicines in the COVID-19 Pandemic Section 2 of the 2019 World Health Organization Model List of Essential Medicines includes opioid analgesics formulations commonly used for the control of pain and respiratory distress, as well as sedative and anxiolytic substances such as midazolam ... pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

9) In 2018 - there were 2 procurements for the National Stockpile of Midazolam - this one in June which was for a continuation of an earlier contract.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

10) This Compounded Pharmaceuticals procurement was in April 2018.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

11) Early on, I was tracking COVID deaths in my area. Many of the early deaths were in nursing homes. Matter of fact, it was two-thirds of early COVID deaths were those in the nursing homes.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

#NursingHome #Austin #COVID19 "The nursing home population in particular is shockingly vulnerable," Dean Johnston told Austin City Council members Tuesday. He said two-thirds of the area’s COVID-19 deaths were among nursing home patients and staff. https://www.kut.org/post/911-calls-illustrate-covid-19s-spread-austin-nursing-homes

911 Calls Illustrate COVID-19's Spread In Austin Nursing Homes "I have a resident. Her temperature is going up and her oxygen is dropping quite low, so the doctor wants to send her out," the caller from Riverside… kut.org

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

12) The numbers change depending on area, but this AARP article claimed that residents and staff of long-term care facilities were 7 times as likely to die of COVID-19. (2/15/2021)

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

13) We all know that officials claimed there was no treatment for COVID, but there was a death plan (identified earlier) for SOME people with COVID. They had a national stockpile of Midalozam as well as Midalozam in the Compounded Form. Who decides what is in the stockpile?

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

14) Project BioShield was established under Pres. Bush and it is responsible for the national stockpiles. This program allows the US GOV to purchase drugs and vaccines to put into a national stockpile in the event of a national emergency. https://georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov/infocus/bioshield/index.html

Project BioShield Home Page georgewbush-whitehouse.archives.gov

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

15) The concerning thing now is that they are replenishing Milazopan. This time they are procuring a needle-free version. You know so you won't have to worry about those silly needle marks when you are on your deathbed.

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

16) As part of this contract, BARDA awarded $60 million to Crossject for an initial order of ZENEO® Midazolam as soon as the product is authorized by the FDA. BARDA also has an option for the acquisition of additional units, up to $59 million... https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2022/06/18/2464968/0/en/CROSSJECT-Agreement-with-BARDA-on-ZENEO-Midazolam.html

CROSSJECT: Agreement with BARDA on ZENEO® Midazolam Press Release Agreement with BARDA on ZENEO® Midazolam   BARDA places a firm order of $60m to CROSSJECT for initial procurement of ZENEO® Midazolam... globenewswire.com

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

17) This project is supported in whole or in part with federal funds from the U.S. Dept of Health and Human Services, Office of the Asst Secretary for Preparedness and Response, Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA), under Contract No. 75A50122C00031. https://t.co/0YSemPdONz

@CanariesBlue - Blue Canaries (Publius)

18) This mean that you, as a taxpayer, have already paid for needle-free death shot. Have we already been sentenced to death, is the question? https://t.co/ksZIr9SDcX

Saved - September 12, 2023 at 12:20 AM

@ng16322 - NG16322

#midazolam Matt Hancock authorised NICE Guideline NG163 to euthanise elderly in NHS UK. *Special Considerations* respiratory problems? - give them more midazolam until they DIE #NG163 #CrimesAgainstHumanity #Sunak #ToryBrokenBritain #ToryCriminalsUnfitToGovern #Nuremberg2 #NHS

Saved - September 12, 2023 at 7:32 PM
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A conversation discusses the use of Rivotril in nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic in France. One user suggests that the shortened lifespan caused by the drug created a false wave of COVID-19 deaths. Another user claims that half of the first-year COVID-19 deaths occurred in nursing homes, which were initially overlooked in the anti-COVID plans. The subsequent administration of Rivotril, a respiratory depressant, is criticized as a form of euthanasia.

@Red_Pill_Report - On m'appelle 404

Le décret ( signé par Olivier Véran et Edouard Philippe ) sur l'utilisation du Rivotril en Ehpad a permis , par le raccourcissement de la durée de vie de nos aînés , de créer la première vague de faux Covid en France . Pierre Chaillot , statisticien https://t.co/Z9plXDVLhT

Video Transcript AI Summary
We never talk about euthanasia, but rather about shortening life expectancy. At the time of these injections, which coincided with the decree, we see an increase in deaths among the elderly in nursing homes. This increase is followed by a decrease in mortality, suggesting that those classified as Covid-19 patients received palliative care and would have died within three weeks. This is not the effect of Covid, but of Rivotrism. By June, there is no excess mortality in France. The so-called first wave can be fully explained by administrative decisions and choices made, without even needing to consider the virus.
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Speaker 0: Viatique, on ne parle jamais d'euthanasie, mais on parle de raccourcissement de la durée de vie. Et en l'occurrence, c'est bien ce que je montre, on a exactement au moment de ces injections-là, et de manière qui ont lieu pile à la date du décret. Donc c'est intéressant un virus qui attend la date du décret de façon à être de façon à être mortel. Et Et puis on a une augmentation du nombre de décès des personnes âgées dans les Ehpad. D'ailleurs, je montre aussi que cette augmentation derrière est celui d'un creux. C'est-à-dire qu'on est en train de, on a compté en Covid des gens qui qui ont reçu un palliatif et qui sont morts pendant la période du palliatif, on va dire de manière regroupée, ensemble ça fait une bosse. Et ensuite, on a un creux de mortalité, ce qui et pensées que toutes ces personnes-là qui sont cataloguées Covid-19, on parle bien de gens qui ont reçu ce palliatif et qui seraient décédés, on va dire, dans les trois semaines suivantes. C'est l'effet moisson, non pas du Covid, mais du Rivotrisme. C'est un effet moisson, voilà. Et derrière, c'est pour ça que quand on arrive au mois de juin, il n'y a plus aucune surmortalité en France. Donc cette bosse-là qui est montrée partout comme étant la première vague, elle s'explique, je vais vous en livrer à cent pour cent par des décisions administratives et par les choix qui ont été faits. Il n'y a même pas besoin de faire intervenir le problème d'un virus pour expliquer la totalité de la surmortalité sur cette

@gigirmc - Jean-Jacques Robin ن

Un rapport de l’assemblée nationale fait état de la moitié des décès de la 1er année de Covid dans les Ephad ! Ce qui diminue d’autant la soit disant vague de mortalité ! Les Ephad avaient tout simplement été oubliées par les ARS dans leur plan anti Covid! Le rattrapage de cet oubli scandaleux a été fait à coup de dose de Rivotril qui un dépresseur respiratoire et qui a donc emporté, dans le silence des Ephad interdites au publics, nos anciens ! Qui sera jugé pour cette forme d’euthanasie!

Saved - September 17, 2023 at 4:32 PM
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The COVID-19 respiratory management guide for 2020 reveals the complete procedure for ventilating patients. It includes the use of drugs like fentanyl, ketamine, and Midazolam. This comprehensive capture of medicine prioritizes profit over patient well-being. The excessive use of drugs and procedures aims to maximize financial gain from insurance companies. Mortality rates were high due to this approach. The article also mentions the use of remdesivir and an intubation plan. Critical care in COVID-19 is a challenging task.

@Inversionism - Inversionism

COVID-19 Respiratory Management and Critical Care Reference Guide for 2020 - Ventilators, Ketamine, Fentanyl, Propofol, Midazolam, and other drugs. Have you ever wondered what the full medical procedure guidelines were for putting someone on a ventilator during the COVID pandemic in 2020? Look no further, as I have finally located the document in my archives that details the ENTIRE process, what drugs they give, and how they manage patients on the ventilator with various drugs such as fentanyl, ketamine, and the well known Midazolam, which was often lethal. This is what the complete capture of medicine by pharmaceutical companies looks like. None of this has the wellbeing of the patient in mind. It's just pharma and medical companies trying to cram in as many drugs and procedures as possible to milk you and the insurance company for every penny, and to keep you in the hospital for as long as possible. Even worse, if this process kills you, they get paid an additional amount from the government via the CARES act. This is why mortality was so high during the beginning of COVID in 2020. Combine all these drugs being used to put you to sleep + ventilation + remdesivir = euthanasia. Image 1: COVID-19 AIRWAY MANAGEMENT ALGORITHM Image 2/3: UUED COVID-19 Intubation Plan Image 4: CRITICAL CARE IN COVID-19

Saved - September 18, 2023 at 8:59 PM
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Investigative journalist Jacqui Deevoy reveals shocking evidence of euthanasia in UK hospitals and care homes. Despite pitching stories to mainstream editors for years, her claims were largely ignored. However, a recent GB News report shed light on the issue. Deevoy presents extensive evidence, including medical records, drug charts, and testimonies from insiders. She highlights the reintroduction of the Liverpool Care Pathway under a different name, NG163. Assisted suicide remains illegal in the UK, yet thousands are euthanized annually. Deevoy's documentary, "A Good Death," has raised awareness, but mainstream media has been slow to cover the story. The truth must be shared with the public.

@JacquiDeevoy1 - Jacqui Deevoy

1/2 This morning, I sent this email to 30 mainstream editors and news-desks. I’ll let you know how they respond. “Dear all, As you may remember, for the last three years, I’ve been investigating the euthanasia that’s been blatantly carried out in U.K. care homes and hospitals.  I’ve pitched stories to you on this subject regularly during this time. Most of you have ignored those pitches.  In 2021, I met with Sam Greenhill (news editor at the Daily Mail and cc’ed here) and Stephen Adams (the then medical editor at the Mail on Sunday). Both wanted to run the story but later changed their minds. They decided there wasn’t enough evidence. At the time, I had 16 people willing to speak out. Two years down the line, I have 87, most with incontrovertible evidence - evidence that includes medical records, drug charts and recorded phone calls.  On Saturday, the story finally hit the mainstream. Neil Oliver of GB News finally (after much encouragement from myself and the man who originally came to me with the story) presented a show focusing on this shocking topic. Here’s a link to it:  https://youtube.com/watch?v=o3nsZiiT4YU… For your reference, here’s the pitch I sentto 28 editors in 2021 and updated to include a higher number of case studies and information about a documentary I made: ‘Euthanasia is being used as a medical protocol in UK hospitals and care homes’   Extensive research reveals that the Liverpool Care Pathway, which was abolished in 2014 after being deemed inhumane, was brought back in at the start of the pandemic in early 2020 (NICE guideline NG163) and has since been used in hospitals and care homes across the UK.   Evidence includes the following:   ·      A House Of Commons document (a Hansard script) detailing a conversation between Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Conservative MP Dr. Luke Evans, during which they discuss the use of certain medications - namely the benzodiazepine Midazolam and the opioid morphine- to give Covid patients a “good death”. A good death is medical terminology for euthanasia. (‘Euthanasia means ‘a good death’ in Greek.) ·      A video of the above conversation. ·      Confirmation of Hancock ordering two years’ worth of a sedative called Midazolam from Accord, a French supplier. The order was made in March 2020. It was claimed at the time that the drug was for the treatment of Covid patients. Midazolam suppresses the respiratory system. Covid is a respiratory disease. Midazolam is used as an execution drug in the US. A two-year supply was ordered and was used within nine months.  ·      Quotes from doctors, medical researchers, pathologists and pharmacists confirming what Midazolam is, what it's for and how it should and shouldn’t be used. Evidence from the BNF that benzodiazepines and opioids should never be used concomitantly. ·      Paperwork and links showing the LCP protocol was reintroduced in early 2020. This time around, it wasn’t called the Liverpool Care Pathway - it was called NG163 - but the protocol was identical: the use of a cocktail of drugs (a benzodiazepine and an opioid, usually Midazolam and morphine), along with a withdrawal of food and water and necessary medications, leading to the hastened and untimely death of the patient. ·      Documents (medical records and drug charts) showing the dosage of Midazolam and morphine given to Covid patients and showing how breathlessness in patients is to be managed using these drugs.  ·      Information from anonymous insiders - including lawyers, doctors, care workers and nurses, who’ve seen this abominable practice happening first hand.  ·      A video made by Manchester mayoral candidate Michael Elston, outlining what he knows to be happening with regards to the killing and culling of the elderly using Midazolam.

@JacquiDeevoy1 - Jacqui Deevoy

2/2 ·      87 case studies who are willing to speak to the Press about their loved ones’ deaths being hastened in hospitals and care homes. One case is historic and occurred whilst the LCP was still in place; the rest have happened in the last three years; three are ‘near miss’ stories - one, when a woman who had nothing wrong with her was put on end of life treatment only to be rescued by her niece at the last minute; a woman who rescued her sister and a man who survived the LCP 13 years ago.   Many people believe it’s acceptable for the sick and elderly to be given a pharmaceutical “helping hand” when they’re in - what’s deemed to be - the final stages of their lives. Few seem to realise that euthanasia (in any form – voluntary or involuntary) is illegal in the UK. If a person is found to be involved in euthanasia, they risk a life sentence. Those found guilty and charged with “assisted suicide” can get 14 years in prison. The problem my case studies have is that NONE of their loved ones were terminally ill and many of them were under 70.    The normalisation of euthanasia has been occurring for years. In 2020, the then health secretary Matt Hancock started to push for the legalisation of assisted suicide. In the last three years, the Assisted Dying bill has been debated in parliament many times. In the meantime, thousands are being euthanised every day. It’s been reported that around 130,000 people are euthanised in hospitals, hospices and care homes every year. Many medics know this is happening but turn a blind eye.  In 2021, due to the papers refusing to run any stories on this subject, I made a documentary: ‘A Good Death?’ It’s been seen by millions since it premiered and has woken up many people to what went on behind the locked doors of hospitals and care homes during the pandemic. Here’s a direct link to the film: https://www.ickonic.com/Watch/1163 In recent months, one broadsheet editor has approached me, wanting to hear more, but they’re moving very slowly and haven’t published anything yet.  If you’re interested in being the first paper to break this story, I’d be happy to help you. (As some of you will know, I’ve been a freelance journalist for 38 years and have written hundreds of articles for the national newspapers.) Since I first sent this pitch, I’ve written many articles for non-mainstream news outlets and have been interviewed for internet radio and TV shows on at least 50 occasions.  I hope now that, in the light of the GB News report, you’re interested in my work and that you’ll see how important it is to get this story out there. Your readers need to know the truth. Looking forward to hearing from you. Regards, Jacqui Deevoy

Saved - September 21, 2023 at 1:14 AM
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Former health secretary Matt Hancock implemented the controversial NG163 Covid protocol despite doctors' warnings. Nine doctors and two professors expressed concerns about the risks and lack of evidence-based dosages. The guideline lacked advice on monitoring patients and weaning them off powerful medications. Nurses were instructed to administer drugs regardless of respiratory depression fears. The combination of benzodiazepines and opioids raised concerns about potentially lethal effects. Many healthcare professionals followed orders, but their obedience may not protect them legally.

@JacquiDeevoy1 - Jacqui Deevoy

I’ve sent this to 30 mainstream newspaper editors. Reckon they’ll publish it? Hancock’s deadly Covid protocol was slammed by doctors in 2020… but he implemented it anyway By Jacqui Deevoy When former health secretary Matt Hancock first came up with NG163 (the Covid protocol reminiscent of the abolished Liverpool Care Pathway that was used to treat the elderly and those presenting with respiratory issues in hospitals and care homes) in early 2020, he was quickly presented with the advice of nine doctors and two professors, all of whom were familiar with end of life care procedure. After studying it, they said they were “concerned that uncritical use of NG163 may create unintended risks for people with suspected or actual COVID-19 infection” and suggested that it shouldn’t be implemented. The new guideline replaced NG31, which detailed how to deal with people dying of cancer. The doctors pointed out that, with regards to the old guideline, the evidence base was so poor that specific dosages were not recommended. They seemed confused by the fact that dosages recommended in NG163 were so specific. In a letter, published on April 20th 2020, the eminent experts, led by Professor Emeritus Sam H. Ahmedzai, point out that “while NG163 states ‘Note that symptoms can change, and patients can deteriorate rapidly in a few hours or less’, there is no counterpoint that most patients without the preconditions above will eventually recover.” They also state that, while there was plenty of detail on dosing up Covid patients with powerful medications, there’s no advice on monitoring the patients nor on weaning them off the drugs. Could that be because there was never any intention of weaning them off? Another major concern of the panel was the fact that NG163 states: “Sedation and opioid use should not be withheld because of a fear of causing respiratory depression.” This is probably the most frightening line ever to be written into a NICE guideline as it’s telling nurses not to be put off giving the prescribed drugs due to a fear that the patient’s breathing will dramatically slow down. They’re being told to disregard any concerns and administer the drugs anyway. Doctors prescribing the meds - and many of the nurses giving them - KNOW that using Midazolam and morphine together will slow down breathing (to the point of death if it’s administered continuously via a syringe driver) but this very clear instruction is telling them not to worry about that! How many medics administered this killer cocktail of ‘end of life drugs’ to patients, not all of whom were presenting with respiratory symptoms - or, in some cases, appearing to have nothing more than a positive result from a non-diagnostic, not fit-for-purpose PCR test - knowing it was going to kill them? Some doctors and nurses have since admitted wondering about the potentially lethal effect of this combination of benzodiazepines and opioids and knew that the doses they were giving were way too high (something else that was a point of concern in the letter), but very few spoke out and the vast majority just continued to follow orders. Sadly, as we know from the Nuremberg Trials, the excuse of “just following orders” does not stand up in court. (And, whether they knew the dangers of what they were doing or not, court is where many of these obedient ‘angels of death’ will end up.) (More to follow in comments below.)

Saved - October 7, 2023 at 5:34 PM

@EusebeRioche - Complotisme à l'ancienne

La notice est claire: pour tuer un vieux, mettez-le sous Midazolam ! N'utilisez jamais le Midazolam chez les + de 60 ans, sinon: - arrêt cardiaque ; - arrêt respiratoire. Vous voulez une épidémie de «cas graves» ? Multipliez par 2400 sa conso mensuelle. …https://base-donnees-publique.medicaments.gouv.fr/affichageDoc.php?specid=63020895&typedoc=N…

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Saved - November 25, 2023 at 2:36 PM
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The article discusses the importance of immunization and the need for organized healthcare management. It highlights the case of measles vaccination, which requires booster shots for complete immunity. The article also mentions the increased risk of measles in adults due to delayed immunization. It emphasizes the need for comprehensive healthcare organization and management, as well as the importance of preventive measures like vaccination. The article concludes by urging trust in healthcare professionals and denouncing misinformation and propaganda.

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

Thread 1. Partiamo da un case history. In GB si è osservato un dato. Il vaccino per il morbillo, che funziona egregiamente, non immiunizza del tutto. Necessita richiami. Quindi, la tua immunità (ovviamente a contagio avvenuto, perché NESSUN VACCINO impedisce il contagio) non

@redazioneiene - Le Iene

Caro Prof. Bassetti, non siamo medici (come lei reclama) ma non siamo stupidi e in questi mesi abbiamo parlato con tanti medici che non la pensano come lei. Ha passato due anni a sostenere che il plasma iperimmune non funzionava, e adesso deve ricredersi. E fortunatamente dichiara (cosa che non ha mai fatto prima) che se usato entro i primi 5 giorni “può avere un ruolo”. Anche gli antibiotici se non li si usa per tempo e nel giusto modo non servono a nulla. Adesso lei puntualizza: “Ma attenzione, il plasma iperimmune non è, come viene detto, un farmaco a costo zero”. Caro professore, non c’è niente che costa zero. Sicuramente costa 10 volte meno di una cura monoclonale prodotta da una multinazionale farmaceutica. Il plasma iperimmune è stato donato dalle persone guarite, che hanno prodotto anticorpi che sono serviti a guarire altre persone. Il costo di questo procedimento è 80/100 euro a sacca. Per una cura completa servono mediamente 4 sacche. Il Prof. Bassetti dice: “Ci vogliono donatori, bisogna organizzare e non è così semplice”. Anche per andare a comprare un’aspirina in farmacia bisogna organizzarsi. Lasci fare ai medici dell’ospedale pubblico di Padova, che si sono organizzati benissimo e che hanno distribuito plasma iperimmune a 1500 esseri umani, non andando contro la scienza, curando un sacco di persone e disobbedendo a chi in questi anni di covid li ha combattuti da giornali e reti televisive unificate. Fortunatamente oggi il virus sembra essere molto meno aggressivo, ma alla prossima pandemia, che nessuno si augura, questo sistema di cura dovrà esser preso in considerazione più seriamente. Lascio di seguito i link degli articoli sul funzionamento del sangue iperimmune pubblicati dalle più importanti riviste scientifiche https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.05.24.22275478v3 https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2209502 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/vox.13498 Non è mai troppo tardi recitava il maestro Alberto Manzi. Speriamo.

Outpatient regimens to reduce COVID-19 hospitalisations: a systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials medRxiv - The Preprint Server for Health Sciences medrxiv.org

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

2. È assoluta, come sarebbe se tu fossi un guarito. Problema: da bambini sviluppa sintomi esantematici, da adulti su arriva all'encefalite, e ha spesso esiti letali. Risultato? Ritardando l'eventuale immunizzazione, ed avendo immunità non assoluta, le probabilità di

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

3. Prendere il morbillo si sono spostate verso l'età adulta. Quindi, paradossalmente, la campagna vaccinale ha AUMENTATO la letalita. Letalita = morti / casi. Quindi? La sanità ha bisogno di organizzazione e management su larga scala, cosa che non prevede la lettura

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

4. Di open o di blog sgrammaticati di bugiardi delatori. Altro esempio: monkey pox. Si vaccina, e NESSUN apparato di comunicazione mainstream ha parlato di DPI, cioè il benedetto GOLDONE. E perché, di grazia, un soggetto a rischio, come ad esempio un maschio gay, si vaccina per

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

5. Il monkey pox? Per scopare SENZA GOLDONE, mi pare chiaro. Bene, sarà esposto a candida, condilomi/papilloma, epatite C, HIV, sifilide e tanta bella robina che non vale la pena elencare. Vaccino morbillo e monkey pox funzionano? Si, benissimo. Ha senso farli? No. Allo

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

6. Stesso modo, la chemioterapia ha rivoluzionato le strutture, perché certi farmaci antiblastici (quasi tutti) sono orribilmente tossici. Quindi, ci si è trovati a dover creare percorsi, UFA (reparti di farmacia isolati e trattati a parte), formazione, dpi, info ai

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

7. Parenti, perché diventano tossici anche pupu, pipí e sudore. Campagne di campionamento e tamponi sulle superfici dei reparti. Di cui, tra le altre cose, mi occupo. Reparti semi isolati, e così via. Chi se ne occupa, a livello dirigenziale? Medici specializzati in igiene

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

8. E medicina preventiva. Specialistica che NESSUNO vuole fare. Cosa se ne deduce? Che ci vuole la VOLONTÀ di fare le cose. De Donno, di cui ho ancora il cellulare, e che dovevo intervistare, si è ucciso perché trattato da ciarlatano, sulla base del fatto che soggetti

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

9. Col cervello lavato in campo scientifico, politici di 4to livello e analfabeti funzionali col blog, o pagati (in 3 o 4 passaggi, ne parleranno in tribunale) dalle case farmaceutiche hanno creato un clima per cui era de facto VIETATO curare. Censurando sui social, ma

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

10. Sempre senza saperne un cazzo, come puénte (che sarebbe ininfluente), o peggio sospendendo e radiando professionisti per partito preso, senza dati perché troppo presto, gestendo tutto in deroga non solo della democrazia, ma della scienza stessa. Che si basa sul

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

11. NON CREDERE a niente di non sperimentabile o riproducibile. Avete voluto fare una religione, basata sulle menzogne di chi fa dividendi sulla salute delle persone. Poco importa se il vaccino Covid funzioni o no, personalmente ritengo di sì, ma poco (e tanto non si può sapere:

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

12. Nessuno si è mai sognato di rilevare i dati dei pazienti vaccinati ammalati sul piano della storia clinica, chessò, peso, diabete, cardiopatie pregresse eccetera), ed essendo un intervento PREVENTIVO sul piano statistico si possono solo fare ipotesi, non esistendo

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

13. Fisiologicamente controfattuali possibili. Poco importa anche degli eventi avversi, ma solo se una rilevante efficacia è dimostrata... Quotidianamente si ragiona in termini di costi/benefici. Il peccato originale del vaccino in pandemia è stato il totale e insensato

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

14. Distacco dall'epistemologia. Per dare, anzi lasciare il monopolio della voce al dogma. Che, va detto, finché lo scrive un medico come Bassetti o Burioni, posso anche tenerlo in considerazione. Ma sempre tenendo stretti Cartesio e Galileo. Se però il dibattito prevede

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

15. Interventi di Selvaggia Lucarelli, Brindisi, Bizzarri, e devo vedere puénte che rompe il cazzo a un luminare con 35 anni di clinica come Stramezzi, dall'alto di stocazzo in quanto vergine di nozioni di medicina, non ci sto più. Bene che le iene si sveglino, ma lo

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

16. Fanno perché fiutano l'aria, e sono la stessa demagogia di merda di un Report che fa le liste di proscrizione col coglione Orlowski. Ma si deve ripartire. E la fiducia verso la classe medica non si è certo persa per colpa dei novax (altra categoria semantica buona

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

17. Per i bambini scemi, che va dallo psicotico terrapiattista al professionista possibilista ma scettico come me, che non sono certo contrario per partito preso, lavorandoci e avendoci lavorato, e tu Merdoso rileggiti il mio Cv). Bensì dagli avvelenatori di pozzi.

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

18. State tranquilli. In sanità, il dibattito non va in televisione. Recuperate la fiducia in chi vi cura, denunciate chi non lo fa, ma non certo quelli che non vi curano come dite voi. I medici GIURANO FEDELTÀ A UN PRINCIPIO. E al servizio che fanno. Crollano, muoiono sul

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

19. Lavoro, si suicidano, a volte devono scappare per la fatica. Il 99,9%. Ripartiamo dal senso di comunità e di civiltà, ed isoliamo mestatori, truffatori e propagandisti prezzolati e ignoranti. Non è certo la #FabbricaOdio a decidere per voi.

@LazzaroDelPrete - Lazar Kaganovich

@threadreaderapp please unroll

Saved - December 6, 2023 at 11:30 AM
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The leaked emails from Noël Wathion, EMA's deputy director, reveal the pressure from Ursula von der Leyen for immediate approval of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine. The political urgency clashed with EMA's obligation to ensure vaccine safety. EMA approved the vaccines based on political timelines rather than scientific ones. Concerns were raised about the approval process and the speed at which doubts were dismissed. The independence of FDA was also questioned due to Pfizer's access. Issues related to the vaccine's chemistry, production, and control were known to FDA. Concerns about mRNA integrity were raised, but safety implications were not prioritized. A leaked report showed Pfizer lowering the mRNA integrity threshold. The article concludes with the retirement and subsequent passing of Noël Wathion, making it impossible to inquire about the pressures on EMA from Ursula von der Leyen and Pfizer.

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

1. 💥 L'email di Noël Wathion vicedirettore di EMA il 19 novembre 2020, prova le pressioni di Ursula von der Leyen per l'approvazione immediata dei VACClNl. Il giorno dopo firmò il contratto UE da 300 milioni di dosi in cui Pfizer che le conseguenze erano sconosciute. Thread

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

2. Noël Wathion parla di un’atmosfera non solo “abbastanza tesa” ma “a volte anche un po’ scomoda”. Un ritardo di diverse settimane tra l’approvazione USA e quella UE “forse non è facile da accettare” per la Commissione UE perché “le conseguenze politiche” sarebbero elevate.

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

3. Wathion descrive questa enorme pressione temporale come un conflitto tra il processo di approvazione “accelerato” richiesto politicamente e l’obbligo della sua autorità di prendersi il “tempo necessario” per avere “solida certezza” sulla sicurezza del VACClNO.

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

4. EMA approvò i VACClNl nei tempi politici invece che in tempi scientifici. Anche l'email di Alexis Nolte, capo di Human Medicines di EMA, sollevano perplessità sul metodo di approvazione e sulla rapidità con cui EMA si è liberata dei dubbi che aveva fino a pochi giorni prima.

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

5. L'email di Evdokia Korakianiti, amministratore scientifico dell’EMA, spiega in modo più dettagliato quali fossero questi “problemi” e come fossero in realtà le principali preoccupazioni legate al VACClNO Pfizer-BioNTech. https://www.nius.de/corona/diese-dokumente-zeigen-den-impf-pfusch-bei-der-zulassung-qualitaet-derzeit-als-nicht-akzeptabel-befunden/72538f37-bf65-45f4-b4c2-b4394bf35d0a

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@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

6. Marco Cavaleri, responsabile dei VACClNl di EMA, comunicava con urgenza come FDA statunitense "si precipiterà nell'Autorizzazione di Emergenza (EUA)". https://archive.is/sQYoE

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7. Wathion, scrive in modo scioccante, come "le ricadute politiche per un ritardo sembrano essere troppo elevate" e se i tempi non saranno rapidi come quelli di FDA "saremo travolti su tutti i fronti e ci troveremo nel mezzo della tempesta."

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8. Ciò implica che la velocità a scapito della sicurezza era all'ordine del giorno per evitare "ricadute politiche". Chiaramente, è stata la politica a dettare il protocollo di autorizzazione, non la scienza.

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9. Marco Cavaleri di EMA rivela che Albert Bourla CEO di Pfizer ha "fatto pressioni" su Peter Marks direttore del Center for Biologics Evaluation (CBER) di FDA. L'accesso della Pfizer a FDA solleva dubbi sull'indipendenza dell'agenzia federale.

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10. Cavaleri rivela che FDA era a conoscenza di "alcuni problemi" associati alla CMC (Chimica, Produzione e Controll) che dovevano essere risolti e che potrebbe "essere la parte difficile". LA CMC copre procedure garantire la sicurezza e la coerenza tra i lotti farmaceutici.

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12. Veronika Jekerle, responsabile della qualità della farmaceutica di EMA, scrive a Evdokia che la differenza nel livello di integrità dell'mRNA è stata nuovamente segnalata come una delle principali preoccupazioni e il suo "potenziale impatto sulla sicurezza".

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13. Marco Cavaleri scrive che il contenuto di mRNA non è la maggiore preoccupazione di FDA e afferma inoltre in modo scioccante: "non è chiaro se le ispezioni di GCP (Buona Pratica Clinica) siano mai state effettuate" e non sembra il maggiore interesse di FDA.

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14. Jekerle Veronika rivela che EMA, FDA, MRHA e Health Canada (HC) sono tutte infromate della bassa integrità del mRNA, ma nessuno sembra preoccupato per la sicurezza. https://www.nius.de/Corona/jetzt-ermittelt-sogar-der-us-bundesstaat-texas-die-chronik-der-pfizer-skandale/2029fe4b-e598-46d8-b82d-0cbce2b8f979

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15. In un rapporto trapelato del'incontro di Pfizer e EMA il 26 novembre 2020, un giorno dopo l'email di Jekerle, rivela come hanno risulto il problema dell'integrità dell'mRNA: Abbassando il limite al 50%, inferiore alla soglia minima del 70% prevista da Acuitas Therapeutics. https://t.co/ru7WHyZrWT

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

16. "L'mRNA troncato dovrebbero essere considerato impurità legate al prodotto. Dovrebbe essere affrontata la possibilità che proteine ​​tradotte diverse dalla proteina sSpike prevista (S1 S2) risultino da specie di mRNA troncate e/o modificate". https://t.co/M1SdBlj4nG

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17. Occorre ricordare che il trial Pfizer fu effettuato con lotti clinici speciali di alta qualità con un'integrità del 78%, prodotti con un processo diverso da quello industriale usato per i lotti commerciali. Nel trial solo 252 su 21.720 ricevettero il lotto commerciale. https://t.co/5kBy34cca4

@ChanceGardiner - Chance 🤺 Giardiniere 🍊 🔞

18. Noël Wathion vicedirettore esecutivo di EMA fu mandato in pensione il 30 giugno 2021 dopo 25 anni di servizio ed è deceduto il 12 agosto 2023. Così nessuno può più chiedergli nulla sulle pressioni su EMA da parte di Ursula von der Leyen e probabilmente da parte di Pfizer. https://t.co/eJ0MLByaTG

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@biologyphen0m - D

Scottish COVID inquiry|Day 21 part-4 'they found my father on his hands and knees trying to get to the toilet' 'I was then told they were going to introduce end of life medication which would be MIDAZOLAM and if needed MOPRHINE' 'i was SHOCKED !' Cause of death COVID-19 https://t.co/qUDdVO1tMi

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The speaker received a phone call saying their dad was feeling unwell. They were told that their dad was agitated and had been shouting for help. They found him on his hands and knees trying to get to the toilet. The care home said they would introduce end-of-life medication, which shocked the speaker. They were allowed to visit their dad, but only at the door while wearing full PPE. They were not sure if their dad was COVID negative or if the restriction was to limit staff exposure. They were only able to see their dad lying on his side in bed.
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Speaker 0: Paragraph 76. Yes. You got a phone call saying your dad is feeling? Yes. Where did he been found? Speaker 1: Well, on his notes that I got from the care home as well, I got a phone call from the care room to say that my dad was failing. He was agitated. He'd been shouting for help. He'd been wandering into other rooms so he was still mobile but found him on his hands and knees trying to get to the toilet. I was then told they were going to introduce End of life medication which would be midazolam and if needed, and morphine and I was shocked. Speaker 0: But you were told you could come and see your dad? Speaker 1: I then got an opportunity because of that date. My father died on the 26th April and the impression that I got is that he was something serious had happened and he was now in a comatose state and you might only have a couple of days to go. And I was told I could go in fully PPE ed, I'd see it with Father, but I would only be allowed to stand at the door. Now, I don't understand this because I don't know if he was COVID negative by then Or maybe they wanted to be me going in and other staff, but all I'd be allowed to do is look at Medard lying on his side in his bed. That was all I was like to believe I was able Speaker 0: what
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According to nurse whistleblower Lesley Roberts, the NG163 protocol issued by NICE instructed doctors and nurses to prescribe a dangerous combination of drugs to COVID-19 patients. Roberts believes this protocol led to the deaths of many patients, as their breathing difficulties were further suppressed by the drugs, ultimately causing their demise. The use of these drugs, not COVID-19 itself, is blamed for their deaths.

@robinmonotti - Robin Monotti

NURSE WHISTLEBLOWER LESLEY ROBERTS ON 2020 "COVID DEATHS" IN NHS SCOTTISH HOSPITALS: "If they had breathing difficulties then their breathing was being suppressed even further by the drugs and it was this that then killed them, not Covid." The death protocol: Covid whistleblower Lesley Roberts believes this one medical blunder cost thousands of lives "It relates to the NG163 'end of life' protocol from NICE, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence. It was issued to doctors and nurses across the UK on April 3, 2020 and remained in place until March 21, 2021 According to Ms Roberts and other healthcare campaigners, NG163 essentially told medics to prescribe a deadly cocktail of powerful drugs to people in hospital and elsewhere who had been diagnosed with an advanced case of Covid-19. She said: "It should never have been considered. People who were not at the end of their lives were brought to the end because of those drugs. If they had breathing difficulties then their breathing was being suppressed even further by the drugs and it was this that then killed them, not Covid." #Midazolam

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@nesta_red - Nesta Red

#Deaths:2020..#Depopulation vs the #Holocaust. The #Covid #Killing #Protocols(2020)+"#Vaccine"(21+22) #bioweapons≃1.7 times the Holocaust. 31mil vs 18mil. By country: https://tumia.org/en/directory/en/instance.php?tiname=Covid%20World%202022-10-09:%203%20Years%20of%20Cov-Vaccine%20Bioweapons:%20Estimated%20Extra%20Deaths%2031M-Adv.%20Eff.%201.9B&relationship=All&drsid=0&pisid=0&tiname_dno=1&page=1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims #Nuremberg2 #vaccineholocaust

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@nesta_red - Nesta Red

#Deaths of the 2020..#Depopulation vs the #Holocaust.The #Covid(2020)+"#Vaccine"(21+22) #bioweapons≃1.7 times the Holocaust. 31mil vs 18mil. By country: https://tumia.org/en/directory/en/instance.php?tiname=Covid%20World%202022-10-09:%203%20Years%20of%20Cov-Vaccine%20Bioweapons:%20Estimated%20Extra%20Deaths%2031M-Adv.%20Eff.%201.9B&relationship=All&drsid=0&pisid=0&tiname_dno=1&page=1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims #Nuremberg2 #nazis #vaccinegenocide #vaccineholocaust

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@robinmonotti - Robin Monotti

'Excess Deaths in the United Kingdom: Midazolam and Euthanasia in the COVID-19 Pandemic': "This paper shows that the UK spike in deaths, wrongly attributed to COVID-19 in April 2020, was not due to SARS-CoV-2 virus, which was largely absent, but was due to the widespread use of Midazolam injections which were statistically very highly correlated with excess deaths in all regions of England during 2020. The widespread and persistent use of Midazolam in UK suggests a possible policy of systemic euthanasia... UK excess deaths were closely associated with the use of Midazolam and other medical intervention. The iatrogenic pandemic in the UK was caused by euthanasia deaths from Midazolam and also, likely caused by COVID injections..."

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In England, there were significant excess deaths among the elderly in April 2020, with a correlation to increased doses of Midazolam. These deaths were not solely due to COVID-19. Age-standardized mortality rates doubled in April 2020 and there was another spike over Christmas/New Year 2020/21. The use of Midazolam was widespread, particularly in care homes, suggesting a systemic policy of euthanasia. The anomaly of excess deaths in April 2020 indicates the harms of lockdown measures. There is evidence of discussions about "A Good Death" involving equipment, medication, and staff administration. Similar patterns were observed in Scotland. The elderly were put on end-of-life care with Midazolam and morphine, raising questions about the existence of a deadly disease. The actual IFR of deaths attributed to COVID is 0.1%, suggesting that something other than COVID-19 protocols was causing the deaths.

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Monthly Midazolam doses V Monthly Deaths (Age 75+) England 2019-2021 🚨 32,000 #ExcessDeaths in April 2020 +112% above 5-year average 🚨 Midazolam doses up +131% in April 2020 Our elderly weren’t dying from COVID- they were systemically assaulted with End-Of-Life protocols 1/

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Monthly Midazolam doses V Excess Deaths (Age 75+) England 2019-2021 🚨 55,000 #ExcessDeaths in 2020 +20% above 5-year average (Age 75+) 🚨 60,000 Excess doses of Midazolam given in 2020 These were not ‘COVID’ deaths NICE NG163 End-of-life protocol 2/

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Monthly Modazolam doses V Age-standardised mortality rates (Age 75+) 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿England 2019-2021 There is no hiding place here - age standardised rates are the gold standard - and they DOUBLED in April 2020 We also see a second correlation spike over Christmas/New Year 2020/21 3/

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Excess Midazolam % Vs Excess Death % (Age 75+) England 2020-2021 April 2020 🟧 Midazolam +131.5% 🟦 Excess Deaths +112.8% January 2021 🟧 Midazolam +57.5% 🟦 Excess Deaths +27.7% How to create the illusion of a pandemic …. 4/

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Source no.1 NHS OpenPrescribing #Midazolam usage, past 5 years 5/ https://openprescribing.net/chemical/1501041T0/

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Source no.2 ONS Monthly mortality analysis 6/ https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/deaths/datasets/monthlymortalityanalysisenglandandwales

Monthly mortality analysis, England and Wales - Office for National Statistics Provisional data on death registrations and death occurrences in England and Wales, broken down by sex and age. Includes deaths due to coronavirus (COVID-19) and leading causes of death. ons.gov.uk

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Credit to Dr Wilson Sy for posting his paper: ‘Excess Deaths in the United Kingdom: Midazolam and Euthanasia in the COVID-19 Pandemic’ I wanted to focus on the most vulnerable age group- the elderly- to take a deeper look at the correlation with excess 7 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/377266988_Excess_Deaths_in_the_United_Kingdom_Midazolam_and_Euthanasia_in_the_COVID-19_Pandemic

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@TheRustler83 - Rustler

“The UK COVID-19 pandemic was iatrogenic, created with widespread and persistent use of Midazolam injections in all regions of England, particularly in care homes, under a systemic policy of euthanasia” 🟩 Monthly Midazolam use 🟥 COVID Deaths 8/ https://t.co/RD3gI7cQNK

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

The anomaly of excess deaths in April 2020 is clear evidence of Lockdown harms ‘COVID’ cases were low at this time yet this was our highest month of death during the pandemic These were deaths caused by the COVID-treatment & response protocols Why else did deaths just stop? 9 https://t.co/1eDOemv2TY

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

17 April 2020 Health Secretary Matt Hancock & Dr Luke Evans MP, openly discuss what is needed for: A Good Death Telling us in plain sight You are still on the list, Matty 10/ #Midazolam

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

A Good Death needs three things: 🚨 Equipment 🚨 Medication & 🚨 The staff to administer it Dr Luke Evans MP Matt Hancock MP & Health Secretary 17th April 2020 https://t.co/vIA5zgLIvb

Video Transcript AI Summary
We have enough equipment and medication in the NHS to ensure a comfortable death. The supply chains for medications like midazolam and morphine are closely monitored to prevent shortages. Prescribing morphine per patient is being reviewed to reduce wastage. The clinical team is constantly discussing ways to optimize the supply of key medicines.
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Speaker 0: With that, I mean, a a a good death needs 3 things. It needs equipment, it needs medication, and it needs, the staff to administer it. So in terms of equipment, a few quick questions. Do you have enough syringe drivers in the NHS to deliver medications to keep people comfortable when they're passing away? Speaker 1: Yes. We do. There was a challenge raised about this, about 8 days ago, and we resolved actually, it wasn't so as bigger challenges as was made public, and we've we've resolved that. So, yes, right now, we do. Speaker 0: And the second one is with that, but that's the the syringe drug drugs deliver medication, particularly things like midazolam and morphine. Do you have any precautions put in place to make sure we have enough of those medications to be delivered? Speaker 1: Yes. And we've got a big project to make sure that, those sorts of medications as well as the ITU medications that I spoke about earlier, the the supply chains global supply chains for those medicines are are clear. They are in fact, though those medicines are made in a relatively small number of factories around the world. So it is a delicate supply chain, and we are in, contact with the whole supply chain. Speaker 0: And in line with that, morphine is currently prescribed per patient. The reason to do that is to stop it being abused, so I have to prescribe it for mister Hancock. However, in this situation, if you're going into a health care home, you may not want to waste precious things like morphine. Have you considered the laws around morphine prescribing for doctors and health care professionals so that there isn't waste? Speaker 1: That's something that we keep under review. I've looked at that particular point to reduce wastage of key medicines, and it's something that the supply chain the supply team, sorry, in, in the department and, the clinical team, talk about all the time. I don't know if that's JV T's part of the clinical team, and he may want to say more. Speaker 0: Thank you. I've I've nothing really nothing really to add on that. Okay. Okay.

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Scotland 2020/2021 🟪 Excess deaths in care homes 📊 Midazolam usage 3,000 excess deaths during lockdown - blamed on ‘COVID’ After lockdown ‘COVID’ disappeared for the summer - returning after the FLU vaccine roll out in September 2020 https://t.co/OU1yK3Xi4U

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Altogether now …. https://t.co/Cw1eIS8koi

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@biologyphenom - Dave

🆕Neil Oliver|15 Feb 2024 💣💣Truth bombs -'We know now the elderly were put on end of life care in hospitals and in care homes... -'They were dosed up with midazolam and morphine and hustled to the exit' -'What if there was no deadly disease at all?' 👍Thanks @thecoastguy https://t.co/x3tF8ze7RS

Video Transcript AI Summary
The speaker questions the true cause of the high death toll during the pandemic, suggesting it may not have been due to a deadly disease but rather the measures put in place. They ponder if COVID-19 was just a rebranding of existing illnesses to instill fear and control. The speaker raises concerns about loss of freedom, censorship, and demonization of non-compliant individuals.
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Speaker 0: I think about how we know now that the elderly were put on end of life care. In hospitals and in care homes, they were dosed up with midazolam and morphine and hustled to the exit of life and how those fatalities, those large numbers of the elderly all dead at once made the death tolls for SARS CoV 2 so apparently frightening. And I think about the experimental gene therapies that were all but mandated for billions of people around the world. I think about all of it and I wonder, what if, what if there was no deadly disease at all? What if there was no disease to fear? No danger? And people died. Before anybody, you know, reminds me in the comments or whatever, people died. I know that. But people die in their tens of thousands every year from outbreaks of seasonal viral illness, Flu. What have you. What if COVID was actually nothing new? Just more of the usual rebranded as something new? Given a scary new name? What if? What if all we got were not the consequences of a deadly disease but the effects of the measures that were put in place because of the so called pandemic. What if? What if there was no pandemic at all? Just a fiction that enabled people with an agenda to take control of the world, to erase freedom, to censor inconvenient truth, to demonize an awkward minority of people that wouldn't comply, People who had questions they wanted answered.

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

For those 32,000 excess deaths in April to have been ‘COVID’ deaths the IFR needed to be 25% The actual IFR of deaths attributed to COVID is now known to be 0.1% Something else was killing those old folks Was it the COVID-protocols rather than ‘COVID’ Read NG163 https://t.co/Vt22UlwT6l

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@MISSXBUTTERFLYX - missbutterfly 🌸

The truth is coming of Nhs murder/manslaughter ‼️‼️ #Midazolam Were Covid patients left to die against their wishes? Care homes under pressure to issue Do Not Res… https://mol.im/a/13277723 via https://dailym.ai/android

Were Covid patients left to die against their wishes? Gillan Grant (pictured right) put her name on a document that effectively denied her grandmother (left) potentially lifesaving treatment. dailymail.co.uk
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A widow shares her husband's experience with Covid-19, stating he seemed to be improving before being given Midazolam and subsequently passing away. A nurse with 45 years of experience expresses surprise at the use of Midazolam for sleep. The inquiry questions the use of Midazolam in care settings during the pandemic, while also focusing on unrelated gossip.

@ABridgen - Andrew Bridgen MP

“He FaceTimed me. He looked really well. He was up and dressed… he was laughing and joking.” Widow Lianne Menzies tells the Scottish Covid Inquiry how her 38 year old husband Jamie was getting better, was given Midazolam “to help him sleep”, then died. Experienced nurse John Campbell: “I’ve never, ever in forty five years of nursing given Midazolam to help someone sleep.” What on earth went on in care settings with Midazolam during the pandemic? The English Covid Inquiry, meanwhile, is fearlessly grilling Sue Gray about Westminster gossip. Shameful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eHBpD7cuNB4&t=131s

Saved - January 1, 2025 at 2:24 PM

@CartlandDavid - Dr David Cartland BMedSci MBChB MRCGP (2014)

UK pandemic deaths caused by euthanasia drug Midazolam, new research paper claims | Total Health https://www.totalhealth.co.uk/blog/uk-pandemic-deaths-caused-euthanasia-drug-midazolam-new-research-paper-claims

UK pandemic deaths caused by euthanasia drug Midazolam, new research paper claims An extremely well-cited Australian paper, published by the open-access journal Medical and Clinical Research claims that the pandemic in the UK from 2020-2022 was caused not b totalhealth.co.uk
Saved - March 17, 2025 at 9:37 AM
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During lockdown, a significant number of care home residents were prescribed end-of-life medications, leading to thousands of deaths in Scotland and England. This practice, framed as "anticipatory care," raises serious ethical concerns, with claims of blanket DNR orders issued without family consent and falsified signatures. The NHS/NICE guidelines reportedly encouraged the use of drugs like Midazolam and Morphine, which can cause severe respiratory issues. Testimonies from the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry highlight these troubling actions, suggesting state-sanctioned harm.

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

🚨🚨 9 times out of 10 Care Home residents were prescribed ‘End of Life’ medication during Lockdown What followed was 5,000 deaths in just 10 weeks at Scottish Care Homes and 50,000 in England…..

Video Transcript AI Summary
Antibiotics were often prescribed, but if a resident didn't improve, "just in case" medication was given. Consulting with GPs was done over the phone, and regardless of symptoms, "just in case" medication was typically prescribed. It could take months to get a GP to visit a resident's home.
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Speaker 0: Mentioned that often all that would happen was that just in case medication would be prescribed. If it was something more mild, were you able to get things like antibiotics and Speaker 1: milder Yeah, we prescribed antibiotics but nine times out of 10 if a resident didn't get better from that, it was just in case it was prescribed. Speaker 0: Thank you. Ms Curry, in your experience Speaker 1: No, we didn't get any GP's and we consulted with GP's over the phone and nine times out of 10, regardless of what the resident's symptoms were, they were prescribed just in case medication. We really, really, really struggled. I think it was months and months before we got a GP into her home.

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Just-In-Case medication = Anticipatory Care medicine= End-of-Life drugs It’s just a nicer way of saying “We are going to kill you now”

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Link to the full transcript + witness statements from the day⬇️ https://www.covid19inquiry.scot/hearing/impact-hearing-health-social-care-day-30

Impact Hearing | Health and Social Care | Day 30 | Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry Day 30 of the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry's Health and Social Care Impact Hearings.Date: 26 March 2024Time: 9.45am Please note the timetable below is provisional and subject to change. covid19inquiry.scot

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

From the same day at the Inquiry 26/3/2024 This should have brought the entire house of cards crashing down 0 (zero) media coverage of those testimonies

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

They killed your elderly relatives in Care Homes… Then blamed it on ‘COVID’… https://t.co/Ldw7TXYcYv

Video Transcript AI Summary
The numbers of people who died of COVID are skewed because many unwell individuals were classified as suspected COVID cases without testing. Other health conditions seemed nonexistent during COVID, and care home residents who became unwell were automatically considered COVID positive. The numbers don't accurately reflect COVID deaths. According to Lisa DiGiacomo, a director with Open Ministry Healthcare, deaths were classified as suspected or COVID-related, even with underlying health conditions. Scott Finnegan, Group General Manager for First, agrees with this assessment.
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Speaker 0: Death, and actually, the the numbers of people who died in the COVID are very screwed because there's lots of people who just took unwell were were were classed as suspected COVID without any tests being carried out. There was lots of workloads that actually because, it seemed that other kind of health conditions didn't exist during COVID, and if you took unwell when you were living in a care home, you were just automatically considered as as being COVID positive. And think there was a lot of frustration about that as well because the numbers don't actually reflect the amount of people that sadly passed away from COVID. Speaker 1: As Scott clearly said, it wasn't all about Covid positive deaths, it was suspected Covid or Covid related, where it may have been another underlying health condition. I'm Lisa DiGiacomo, I'm a director with Open Ministry Healthcare. Speaker 0: Scott Finnegan, Group General Manager for First and

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Midazolam Matt Hancock April 2020

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

In the week that Matt Hancock promoted the ‘Assisted Dying Bill’ Let us remember his role in promoting End of Life medicines during lockdown⬇️ ‘A Good Death’ by Matt Hancock & Dr Luke Evans https://youtube.com/shorts/4WozgdHS8WI?feature=shared https://t.co/0IdUNAST0i

Video Transcript AI Summary
Good death requires equipment, medication, and staff. The NHS has enough syringe drivers to deliver medications for comfort during passing. Precautions are in place to ensure sufficient medications like midazolam and morphine. Morphine is prescribed per patient to prevent abuse. Relaxing morphine prescribing laws for doctors and healthcare professionals could reduce waste in healthcare homes. The government is keeping the reduction of key medicine wastage under review.
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Speaker 0: Good death needs three things. It needs equipment, it needs medication and it needs the staff to administer it. So in terms of equipment, a few quick questions. Do you have enough syringe drivers in the NHS to deliver medications to keep people comfortable when they're passing away? Yes, we do. The second one is with that, that's the syringe drivers deliver medication, particularly things like midazolam and morphine. Do you have any precautions put in place to make sure we have enough of those medications to be delivered? Yes. And in line with that, morphine is currently prescribed per patient. The reason to do that is to stop it being abused. So I have to prescribe it for Mr. Hancock. However, in this situation, if you're going into a healthcare home, you may not want to waste precious things like morphine. Have you considered relaxing the laws around morphine prescribing for doctors and healthcare professionals so that there isn't waste. That's something that we keep under review. I've looked at that particular point to reduce wastage of key medicines.

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Scottish Covid Inquiry | Full Documentary | https://youtu.be/bojR7A5MKPA?si=faXtUa_OCIRumdFk

@TheRustler83 - Rustler

Care Home Excess Deaths in 2020 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 No excess before lockdown 100% excess during lockdown No excess after lockdown https://t.co/VVNTUWYZ0h

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DO NOT RESUSCITATE

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🚨DO NOT RESUSCITATE🚨 💥 Blanket DNR orders across entire Care Homes 💥 DNR orders without families consent 💥 Falsified signatures 💥 No GP call outs to Care Homes 💥 Ambulances & Hospital access denied for Care Home residents https://t.co/jo8mnJn3P2

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The inquiry anticipates hearing that people were pressured into DNR notices, were not resuscitated without a notice, and may have been neglected and left to starve. Families may not have been told the truth about the cause of death, and the usual death certification process was altered. A solicitor produced a DNR order with a name printed in block letters, not a normal signature. A witness stated they told the care home categorically that they did not want a DNR order in place for their grandmother. A care home manager said there was a push from the NHS to implement more DNRs. One home received DNR/ACPR forms for all residents who didn't have one. Challenges arose when families wanted their loved ones to receive hospital treatment for non-COVID ailments, but facilities wouldn't accept them. It was stated that GPs were said to have discussed DNR forms with families, but this didn't seem to be the case. The process was rushed, with a focus on who needed a DNR because they wouldn't be able to go to the hospital. There was no individual consideration, and care homes weren't asked about a resident's health when considering DNRs. Access to ambulances and hospitals was limited, leading to DNR decisions.
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Speaker 0: We anticipate the inquiry will hear that people were pressured to agree to do not resuscitate notices. That people were not resuscitated even though no such notice was in place. That residents may have been neglected and left to starve. That families are not sure they were told the truth about their relatives' cause of death that the usual process for certification of deaths was departed from. Speaker 1: The solicitor produced the do not resuscitate order and it had my name on it and it was dated on the November 2. Kind of block capital letters with my name. Speaker 2: So in other words, not your normal signature? Speaker 1: Not my signature at all. Speaker 3: And could the care home have understood from the discussion that they had with you that you might be authorizing a DNR notice for your grandmother? Speaker 1: Absolutely not. My exact words to them were categorically I do not want to put a do not resuscitate order in place. Speaker 2: My name is Peter McCormick. I'm the manager. I guess there was an impression that there was, I'm not sure that's the right phrase, but a push on by the NHS to get more of these things in place. In one of our homes, we received DNA ACPRs for all of our residents that hadn't already got one in place. Speaker 4: The difficulty you then had was if the family member had said, well, if my loved one becomes unwell, not specifically COVID related, just with anything, and hospital treatments required, then, yeah, I would still like them to go. That was then the challenge because you weren't able to put them anywhere because nobody would take them. Speaker 2: But I think there was a restriction in terms of access to care for people in care homes. I think that was a decision that must have been made by the NHS. But that doesn't appear that wasn't a discussion that was held in the full public light. And I think had it been, well, there have been people with all sorts of opinions, but it seemed to be a decision that was made very low key, not very well publicized, but was a reality of the first couple of years of the pandemic anyway. Speaker 5: On page five of the statement, I think it's a section that you've commented on, Ms Ling. You state that you were advised GPs had discussions with families about DNA CPR forms Then subsequently all residents who didn't previously have such forms were issued with them. But despite being told by the GPs that these discussions had taken place, your impression was that that wasn't actually the case? I think Why did you what created that impression for I Speaker 4: think it was because it was very much something that was just rushed. So it was updated ACPs, your anticipated career plans, which was fine. And then it was you need to look at who doesn't have DNRs because they will now then need to have one. And so when that was the discussion that was had with myself, I had said at the time, well, I can't make that decision. You'll you'll need to speak to the families about that, but I can let you know who doesn't have one. Because standard practice would be for the GP to have that discussion with the family member if the resident wasn't able to have that discussion themselves. And then within a couple of days, you then did then get these outstanding DNRs that we didn't have previously. So you would question whether that was something that was done in conjunction with families because the initial conversation was it's just they need to have them now because they won't be able to go to hospital because they just didn't want to take them. Speaker 5: Yeah. So essentially there was no nuance. There was, the conversation you had was based on there being no nuance, no individual consideration, just that everybody Yeah. In your care home who's resident there must have one of Yes, because Speaker 4: they wouldn't be going to hospital if they were unwell. Speaker 5: And I take it on that basis then you weren't asked about your impression of a particular resident's health and frailty as part of the consideration of whether was clinically appropriate to put the DNA CPR measures? Speaker 4: No, we weren't. And even when residents who did have COVID or maybe didn't have COVID just became unwell, you know, as people still continue to do throughout the pandemic, it was very much a cut and dry. You know, you got advice over the telephone, but you still you would have to fight very, very hard and challenge a lot to get someone admitted to hospital when you could clearly see that if they went to hospital, they had a really good chance of improving, of getting over, but, you know, it was making them unwell in the first place. But it was almost like you were not playing God, but it was just, no, you can't go. You just have to stay there. You could have gotten better if you'd been given the chance. Speaker 5: And your understanding is the lack of ability to access an ambulance, paramedics or hospital was the reason for these DNA CPR decisions being put in place? Yeah. Had you ever previously experienced a time where every resident your care had to have this? No.

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People asking where the directive came from: Straight from the NHS/NICE

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“Sedation and opioid use should NOT be withheld because of an inappropriate fear of causing RESPIRATORY DEPRESSION” COVID-19 rapid guideline: managing symptoms (including at the end of life) in the community NICE guideline NG163 Published: 3 April 2020 https://files.elfsightcdn.com/5266f37f-1e60-4e3b-9202-0f9e41473266/2a4df24d-b4c4-4056-aec6-c4bbd5c11090.pdf https://t.co/pRel3HLhaq

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#Midazolam

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🚨🚨 MIDAZOLAM NICE Guidance NG163 instructed the use of End-of-Life drugs Midazolam + Morphine to ‘treat’ elderly patients with ‘COVID’ Giving Midazolam with Morphine causes Respiratory Depression - like they are being WATERBOARDED!! https://t.co/vVF3NfpUXC

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The speaker received a call from a care home stating her father had fallen and was agitated, and would be given morphine. She was shocked he was on an end-of-life path of injecting to stop his issues. She later learned midazolam, one of the medications being used, is considered by some practitioners to be like being waterboarded because it floods the lungs. The speaker was not advised about a specific end-of-life care plan for her father. She expressed concerns to the care home manager about what she had seen and the way end-of-life care was being administered. Despite a DNR in place from the first care home, she learned her father had been mobile and trying to get to the toilet. She felt it was a random decision to keep him quiet, in isolation, in a comatose state.
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Speaker 0: I was then told they were going to introduce end of life medication, which would be midazolam and if needed, and morphine, and I was shocked. Tuesday, April 21, I got a phone call again from the care home to tell me my dad had fallen out of bed again. He was very restless and agitated, and he was to be given morphine. I was shocked to find out he was not on a a related path of injecting to stop his issues, and this is where the confusion comes in because when you hear that somebody's on end of life care, you imagine, as I said earlier, that somebody is, you know, at peace. They're in pain. They can be in peace. And that that's the medication he was given, midazolam and morphine, would be helping him. Subsequently from that, I found out that midazolam isn't a particularly nice drug, and some practitioners refer it to being being waterboarded because it floods the lungs. And I I don't know if it's been removed, but I believe those motions are foot to look in at the the use of midazolam and morphine in end of life care. Speaker 1: Were you ever advised about a specific care plan in terms of end of life care for your father at the point Speaker 0: At that point? Speaker 1: Yeah. No. Did you know what the care plan was to be? Speaker 0: I didn't. No. I didn't know exactly what was going on, and, subsequently, there was a conversation with a doctor. Speaker 1: And tell me about what was said in that conversation. Speaker 0: I'd expressed my concerns to the returning new care home manager that I was distressed and upset about what I was what I'd seen, what was happening, and the way the end of life care was being administered. I was confused because I mean, there was a DNR put in place from the first care home. However, you know, I think anybody here would think to themselves that when they start introducing end of life care that there's no way back and that the person is beyond hope. And yet I found out that my father had been mobile. He'd been walking about. He had poor man had been trying to get to the toilet. He'd been shouting for help. And they had started, in my opinion, it was it was almost like a random decision to keep him quiet, keep him in isolation, in a room, in a comatose state.

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Human Rights Act

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🚨🚨The most powerful moment of the entire Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry remains the testimony given by Shelagh McCall on behalf of Bereaved Relatives Group SKYE…. State sanctioned murder Please watch and share🙏 https://t.co/6RvAd6II0a

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The inquiry will investigate if the right to life was protected in care homes, including potential pressure for "do not resuscitate" notices, lack of resuscitation, and neglect. Evidence may point to systemic failures in care delivery, regulation, and inspection in Scotland. The bereaved want to know how the virus entered locked-down care homes and spread. The inquiry will hear that people were transferred from hospitals to care homes without testing, potentially ignoring local capacity and patient interests. Blanket bans on visits exacerbated the situation, denying families contact with loved ones. Some staff risked their jobs to inform families, while some management prioritized reputation over resident care. Families faced unanswered calls, were treated with disdain, and witnessed deterioration in health, suspecting neglect. Records were sometimes missing or incomplete. The inquiry must investigate potential violations of the prohibition on torture and inhuman and degrading treatment. The inquiry should consider whether inspection and regulatory regimes were fit for purpose and the impact of restrictions on family life. The group wants to ensure that no family member, no care home resident and no care worker in the future has to go through what they and their loved ones suffered during Covid-nineteen.
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Speaker 0: The inquiry must investigate whether the right to life under Article two was respected and protected. We anticipate the inquiry will hear that people were pressured to agree to do not resuscitate notices. That people were not resuscitated even though no such notice was in place. That residents may have been neglected and left to starve. This group is made up of people whose relatives died in care homes, as well as care workers who bore witness to the conditions in those homes. As well as revealing the suffering of individuals and their families, we anticipate that the evidence in these hearings will point to a systemic failure of the model for the delivery of care in Scotland, for its regulation and inspection. In due course, this group will be asking you to make recommendations that will ensure that the elderly and vulnerable are properly cared for, and that what happened during COVID-nineteen cannot happen again. The bereaved want to know how it was and why it was that the virus was able to enter care homes when they were in lockdown ahead of the rest of society, and how the virus was then able to spread like wildfire within the homes. The inquiry will hear evidence that people were transferred into care homes from hospitals without testing. This happened at a national level, with no obvious consideration given to local capacity or the best interests of patients and residents. It was at a time when it appears no Scottish hospital had reached a level of capacity that might have signalled an imminent critical incident necessitating such a step. The situation was only exacerbated by the decision of government that there should be a blanket ban on face to face visits with those in care homes. It's a natural human response to be as close as possible to a loved one in the final phase of their life. This was denied to care home residents and their relatives. The enquiry we hear that when relatives tried to contact their loved ones by video conference or telephone, their efforts were thwarted. Excuses were given about malfunctioning iPads, problems with the Wi Fi network. The excuses kept changing. In some instances, management told staff not to share with the outside world what was going on in a home. Some staff formed the view that management cared more about their reputation in the community and the protection of their business than they did about the residents, their families and the care workers who do the job not for the money but because their heart is in it. Some staff went behind management's back, risking their jobs to keep families informed. Families' calls went unanswered over days and sometimes weeks. On some occasions when contact was made, families were treated with disdain as if they were an inconvenience. Families were told their loved one was fine, only to get a sudden hurried phone call that they were dying. Many families witnessed remotely a significant deterioration of their loved one's physical and mental health in lockdown that was nothing to do with Covid-nineteen. Some suspected their loved one was suffering from neglect, dehydration and starvation. Questions were asked and relatives were fobbed off. The blanket ban on visits meant that care plans could not be checked. The inquiry will hear that when records were requested after a loved one's death relatives found that the records were missing or incomplete. When relatives did manage to make contact over video with their loved one and witness for themselves the deterioration in their condition, there is evidence that at times their wishes about medical treatment were ignored or overridden. The reality for bereaved relatives is that some did not see their loved ones face to face again after the lockdown began. The right to visit during the last moments of life was not always granted and if it was it was restricted to one family member. Some residents died alone. Care home staff witnessed many excess deaths. They held people's hands as they died. That trauma will never leave some of them. After death some relatives were not given all their loved ones belongings back. They suspect they were burned in spite of having been quarantined. After death some relatives were so concerned about what had occurred that they reported the death to the police. They want to know how it got to that stage. The inquiries promise to take a human rights based approach and hearing first from those impacted by the pandemic is a recognition of that approach in action and that is welcomed. But a meaningful human rights based approach goes far beyond that. The inquiry must investigate whether the right to life under Article two was respected and protected. We anticipate the inquiry will hear that people were pressured to agree to do not resuscitate notices, that people were not resuscitated even though no such notice was in place, that residents may have been neglected and left to starve, that families are not sure they were told the truth about their relatives cause of death, that the usual process for certification of death was departed from. The inquiry must investigate potential violations of Article three, the prohibition on torture in human and degrading treatment. Relatives will speak of their loved ones lacking food, water and hygiene that there was inadequate, inappropriate, absent or delayed medical attention that welfare attorneys' views were not listened to when it came to medical treatment that there was inadequate staffing to provide proper care resulting in residents suffering unnecessarily. We urge the inquiry to consider whether in light of people's lived experience the inspection and regulatory regimes were fit for purpose to prevent or remedy these harms. An inquiry must also consider the impact of the restrictions that were put in place in care homes on the rights of residents and their loved ones to a family life under Article eight. We expect the evidence will demonstrate that no proper efforts were made towards maintaining relationships and that people's health declined as a result. When you come to hear from the decision makers and those who implemented the decisions and the restrictions, we want you to ask did those people take a human rights based approach? Did they consider that the result of their decisions and the restrictions that followed would be the situations that the inquiry is going to hear about in this first tranche of hearings. Fundamental to a human rights based approach are accountability and a guarantee of non repetition. Most of all, what this group wants the inquiry to ensure is that no family member, no care home resident and no care worker in the future has to go through what they and their loved ones suffered during Covid-nineteen.

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COVID MISATTRIBUTION

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🎙The Doctors were lying to me on a daily basis. Nurses were lying to me on a daily basis….. COVID MISATTRIBUTION Pamela provides an explosive testimony on behalf of her brother, James, at the Scottish COVID-19 Inquiry…. https://t.co/w316XA7M0R

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The speaker's brother, James, died in Ninewells Hospital in May 2021 at age 41. She describes him as a healthy, kind chef. After being taken to the hospital, she believed he was in the best place. However, she later learned from his medical records that doctors tried to put him on a ventilator, which angered her because this wasn't communicated to her. She communicated with her brother via text for the first few days, but then he was given lorazepam and ventilated. The family didn't want him on a ventilator due to low chances of recovery. He developed ventilator-associated pneumonia, which she discovered later in his records. The death certificate cited SARS COVID-2 as the cause of death. She noted a discrepancy in the time of death, raising questions about resuscitation. She requested investigations into his death, focusing on his participation in a trial where the signature on the consent form didn't appear to be his. She questioned whether trial drugs caused an allergic reaction. She also discovered he was prescribed toxomolobab, an immune suppression drug, making him more susceptible to hospital-acquired infections. She claims doctors and nurses lied to her daily.
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Speaker 0: Doctors were lying to me on a daily basis. Nurses were lying to me on a daily basis. Everything that was in my brother's notes was different from what I was being told on a daily basis. Speaker 1: It's about your brother James. Speaker 0: That's correct. Speaker 1: We know that James sadly died in Ninewells Hospital in Dundee on the 10/05/2021. Speaker 0: That's correct. Speaker 1: And he was 41. Yeah. And you tell us a little bit about him. In your statement he was a chef and he worked all over Scotland. Speaker 0: Yeah, that's correct. Speaker 1: Did James have any children himself? Two. You also say that he was kind, was helpful. Speaker 0: Very, and good. Speaker 1: And you describe him as generally as a healthy individual. Speaker 0: Yep. Speaker 1: I think after trying to get in touch with NHS twenty four, your brother was taken to A and E at Ninewells. Speaker 0: Well I thought he was in the best place. I thought he was just gonna get a drip and, you know, he was in there for, like, dehydration and everything would be okay. Speaker 1: At paragraph 15 you say that you now know or you know now that they were trying to put him on a ventilator. How did you come by that knowledge? Speaker 0: Because I obtained my brother's medical records and I read them every page. Speaker 1: And what was your reaction to finding that out? Speaker 0: That my brother must have been scared and I was angry. Speaker 1: Why were you angry? Speaker 0: Because the messages that I was getting from my brother and obviously he didn't tell me how scared he was and you know, I don't know, was angry. I angry. I was angry because the things that I read in his notes wasn't what the doctors were saying to me on a daily basis. The doctors were lying to me on a daily basis. Nurses were lying to me on a daily basis. Everything that was in my brother's notes was different from what I was being told on a daily basis. Speaker 1: I think you mentioned to me a few moments ago that you were able to keep in touch with your brother. Speaker 0: It was only for the first couple of days. My brother went into hospital on a Friday night. By half past ten on Friday night, were told my brother was going to die. We were communicating via messages and stuff like that, brother, you okay? And you know, he was texting back and I got a thumbs up in one of the pictured messages that sent me. I was telling him that he had to eat and he was going to be okay and got some fluids and that in him. That was happening for the first couple of days. That happened over the course of the weekend. Speaker 1: You note that things went a little bit quiet and you discovered from his records that your brother had been given lorazepam. Speaker 0: Yes, so I think that was the night that he was ventilated. So he got ventilated early hours of the Monday morning, which was the twenty first. Went out of the hospital on the September 17. He started to become, you know, he wasn't responding. I'm saying, Brother, are you there? Are you there? Answer me. Just give me a wee thumbs up, just give me someone. But I think it was by tea time on the Monday night, you know, I just wasn't getting any responses from him. So I had phoned the hospital and I asked them, have you given my brother anything? They told me that he was on a CPAP but he may start to get tired. So then I asked them and he told me that he was eating and he was drinking and he was good. And then I asked them, have you given my brother infant? Have you made my brother tired because he's not responding to me? So there was quite a discussion with one of the nurses, it got a bit heated. Speaker 1: What was your attitude towards your brother possibly being put on a ventilator, or indeed his attitude to that happening? Speaker 0: We didn't want that to happen. Why not? Because the chances of coming off one were no good. That was quite evident you were saying that people were going on them and no coming off them. Speaker 1: You say at paragraph 25 that he developed a ventilator associated pneumonia or VAP. Speaker 0: Yes. So I had Speaker 1: Is that something you found out afterwards? Speaker 0: Yeah, so I had a friend whose husband had also been in hospital with COVID and he was on maximum oxygen for three weeks. So what I can understand is why the ventilator was being pushed on my brother and I'm not a doctor but I thought why can you not just give my brother maximum oxygen for three weeks if that's what it takes, why is there such a hurry to put him on a ventilator? Sorry, with regards to the ventilator associated pneumonia, nobody told me about that. I found that out later. Speaker 1: It was something you found out from his record. Speaker 2: Yeah. In the early stages of the pandemic, COVID-nineteen patients with severe respiratory distress were often treated aggressively with intravenous fluids and mechanical ventilation. It became apparent however that intravenous fluids could exacerbate fluid in the lungs and further reduce oxygenation. Speaker 1: What he did tell you was that James had had a cardiac arrest. Speaker 0: That's correct. Speaker 1: And I think one of the infections that your brother had had was MRSA which had caused damage to his face. A death certificate in relation to your brother was released which certified that cause of death was SARS COVID. Speaker 0: SARS COVID two was the only thing on my brother's death certificate. Speaker 1: I think you made the point there was a very small discrepancy about the actual time of death as well. Speaker 0: Yeah, and that also brought in a question whether or not my brother was resuscitated. Speaker 1: You've asked for a considerable number of investigations into how your brother died. Speaker 0: Yeah, that's correct. And can you Speaker 1: just tell us about those investigations? What investigations have you asked for? What are you looking for? Speaker 0: Well, what had happened was my brother was put on a trial and I found through his notes that the signature wasn't his. It was a study investigator, I believe, signature that had signed him up for this trial. Now we've got a man that didn't go to doctors, didn't have any medications, you know he was allergic to penicillin, that's about all we knew. So these trial drugs and stuff, I had a query about why my brother was given these drugs, could anything have happened to him by being given these drugs, was it an allergic reaction that he had? That was about all I knew at the time of his passing until I obviously obtained his medical records and then found out lots of other things. By reading through the records and discrepancies at the time of death and then all the infections that he had and being lied to on a daily basis from the doctors I tried to then get a private postmortem and I was supported by my funeral directors to contact Health Improvement Scotland Speaker 1: Presumably from having read your brother's medical records the various hospital acquired infections that were disclosed. Speaker 0: That's a One thing, Speaker 1: I'm sorry, give me a moment. The one thing that you do make a note there is that you also found out that he'd been prescribed an immune suppression drug which may have made him more susceptible to those infections. Speaker 0: So that's a toxomolobab. He was given that and what that does is suppresses your immune system. Now he was already vulnerable and in a hospital. He didn't have these infections when he went in. And then he ended up with all of these.
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I feel sick thinking about how the elderly in care homes were treated. They were given lethal doses of Midazolam and Morphine, falsely labeled as COVID deaths to support a fabricated crisis. Since 2021, I've been exposing this, and now a senior coroner's confirmation is revealing the truth. The government pushed these drugs, leading to horrific deaths that were not peaceful. Many were not terminally ill, yet they were left to die alone. This was a premeditated act, and we must demand justice for those lives lost. If we don't stand up, it could happen again.

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🧵: THEY KNEW. THEY LIED. THEY MURDERED THEM. 1/ Every time I go back to this, it makes me sick. The elderly in care homes were not cared for. They were systematically killed with Midazolam and Morphine and their deaths were falsely recorded as COVID to fuel a manufactured crisis.

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2/ Since 2021, many of us have been exposing this. We were ridiculed, ignored, and silenced. But now, with a senior coroner confirming the truth, the cover-up is crumbling. The state executed the vulnerable and called it a pandemic.

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3/ HOW THEY DID IT: The government issued guidelines pushing the use of Midazolam and Morphine in care homes. These drugs were given via syringe drivers, ensuring a continuous, unrecoverable dose.

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4/ If you have breathing difficulties, Midazolam and Morphine do not ease your suffering. They suffocate you. The combination depresses your central nervous system until your lungs fail completely.

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5/ This was not some gentle drifting off into the night. This was not peaceful palliative care. It was the medical equivalent of waterboarding someone to death.

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6/ Imagine drowning, but instead of water filling your lungs, it's your own body's failure to inhale. You try to breathe, but your muscles do not respond. Your lungs are paralysed. Your brain screams for oxygen. But nothing happens.

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7/ That is how they died. Slowly. Silently. Terrified. And then their deaths were signed off as COVID to justify lockdowns, emergency powers, and a global vaccination campaign.

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8/ Many of these people were not terminally ill. They were not dying from COVID. But they were written off, given fatal doses, and left to die in silence—alone, isolated from their families.

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9/ What was happening in hospitals at the same time? Ventilators, Remdesivir, and DNRs, protocols designed to kill. At every stage, the goal was death.

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10/ They NEEDED the death numbers to justify what they were doing. Lockdowns, mass testing, mail-in ballots, vaccine rollouts, all of it relied on creating a perception of mass death.

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11/ If people had recovered, the fear campaign would have failed. If people had lived, they couldn’t have called it a pandemic. Instead, they euthanised them and sold it as a humanitarian crisis.

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12/ The legal case is now undeniable. The guidelines were there. The prescriptions were there. The syringe drivers were there. The false death certificates were there.

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13/ This was not incompetence. This was premeditated mass murder. A government-orchestrated culling of the elderly, hidden in plain sight.

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14/ And now, the coroner’s confirmation is exposing it all. The same system that tried to cover it up is now being forced to admit what was done.

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15/ But we knew years ago. We were screaming about this in 2021. We saw it, we called it out, and we were ignored. Now the world is catching

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16/ So what happens next? Do we let them walk away from this? Do we allow them to rewrite history? Or do we demand justice for the thousands of lives they stole?

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17/ This is bigger than COVID. This is about a system that executed its own citizens and then lied to the world about it.

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18/ If we do not stand for those murdered in care homes, then who will? If we do not expose this, it will happen again.

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19/ Justice is coming. And when it does, those responsible must face consequences so severe that nothing like this can ever happen again.

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20/ Share this thread. Make noise. Do not let them bury this.

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EVIDENCE (numbered to match the thread, fully comprehensive) 1️⃣ Government protocol to remove elderly & disabled from hospitals back into the community 📄 Source: https://tinyurl.com/5dcfap57

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2️⃣ Protocol stopping elderly & disabled from gaining hospital care 📄 Source: https://tinyurl.com/ycku67wm

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3️⃣ COVID Decision Support Tool (Scoring Matrix) – Who gets treatment, who gets left to die 📄 Source: https://tinyurl.com/4hsxhyn9

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4️⃣ Investigation into mass DNR orders that placed people on End-of-Life care pathways 📄 Source: https://tinyurl.com/39r4re5m

Overview | COVID-19 rapid guideline: managing symptoms (including at the end of life) in the community | Guidance | NICE COVID-19 rapid guideline: managing symptoms (including at the end of life) in the community web.archive.org

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5️⃣ NICE Protocol NG163—a step-by-step manual for dealing with COVID+ people in the community 📄 Source: https://tinyurl.com/795tpym9

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6️⃣ NHS End-of-Life protocol—same Midazolam dosage for "anxiety" as for euthanasia 📄 Source: https://tinyurl.com/2p8kk8kk

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7️⃣ BNF (British National Formulary) Midazolam dosage guide and known respiratory suppression risks 📄 Source: https://bnf.nice.org.uk/drugs/midazolam

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8️⃣ UK Government purchased 2 years' supply of Midazolam in weeks – proving premeditation 📄 Source: https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2023-11-22/3234

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9️⃣ Maajid Nawaz: Senior coroner confirms Midazolam played a role in deaths 📄 Source: https://open.substack.com/pub/maajidnawaz/p/breaking-senior-coroner-confirms

BREAKING: Senior Coroner Confirms Full Medical Inquest into Midazolam Death Case Next Month Senior Coroner Sets Inquest Date for March 17th - March 21st maajidnawaz.substack.com

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🔟 "A Good Death"—A documentary on how people were murdered with Midazolam 📄 Source: https://ugetube.com/watch/a-good-death-jacqui-deevoy-ickonic_mbVzww3HAB6o35v.html

A Good Death? - Jacqui Deevoy - Ickonic The quiet euthanization of elderly and terminally ill UK citizens using Morphine and Midazolam (under the guise of Covid). ugetube.com

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1️⃣1️⃣ UK Government discussing the use of Midazolam to ensure "A Good Death" 📄 Source: https://t.co/4M49PemEnv

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28) Matt Hancock and in the UK Government discussing the use of MIDAZOLAM to ensure “A Good Death” https://t.co/9XSFFe0gPZ

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