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@VictorFromDE - Victor Scott
This thread covers the deadly hospital protocols. Not just Remdesivir but other sedatives, drugs, DNRs, lack of food & water, etc. Many saying they have lung injuries or "long Covid" can thank these protocols. This is a video of Nicole Sirotek, one of the 1st to expose this. /1 https://t.co/nHeXF4GR04
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Nobody is listening to the speaker as they witness medical negligence. They compare the situation to Nazi Germany, feeling alone in their efforts to speak out. Despite giving their all as a nurse, they feel helpless in saving patients from preventable deaths. The speaker questions if anyone else sees the harm being done, citing examples of medical errors leading to fatalities. They plead for help in finding a solution to stop the unnecessary deaths they witness.
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Speaker 0: Nobody is listening. They don't care what is happening to these people. They don't. I'm literally coming here every day and watching them kill them. It's like going in the fucking twilight zone.
Like, everyone here is okay with this. The only way I can kind of put this into context for everybody is and this is gonna be kind of an extreme example. This is, like, really the only thing I can come up with. It's, like, if we were in Nazi Germany, and they were, like, taking the Jews to go put them in a gas chamber, I'm the one, like, there saying, hey. This is not good.
This is bad. This is wrong. We should not be doing this. And then everyone tells me, hang in there. You're doing a great job.
You can't save everybody. You're, you know, you're amazing. You're a great nurse. Guys, I know I'm a fucking good nurse. I know I go in there and I give it 500% every day.
What I need is someone to help me save these people from being killed. Okay? From gross negligence and complete medical mismanagement. Can someone come up with, like, some type of solution for me? Because I'm kinda out of ideas.
You know, I I try and talk with some of the other nurses here, and they're like, well, you can't save everybody. And they all know what's happening. They all agree with me. And they all just shake their heads. And I'm like, am I the only one who is not a sociopath to think that this is okay?
They're murdering these people. I'm pretty sure that when you defibrillate somebody with a heartbeat of 40 and a stable rhythm, and you kill them, that's murder. And I'm pretty sure that when you put somebody's peep up to, like, 25 and pee doesn't go past, I think, like, 15, 20, and you you blow their lungs out and they die, I'm pretty sure that's murder. I mean, I've just watched a doctor drop a central line and rupture, like, the sublavian vein, and the guy fled to death. I mean, COVID didn't place that central line.
COVID didn't kill that guy.
@VictorFromDE - Victor Scott
A nurse named Erin went undercover and recorded what was happening. This was also very early on in the plandemic. /3 https://t.co/kQdT261Mq7
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This is wrong. Being in hospitals since 16, I know calling a patient DNR without orders is wrong. Many nurses agree but fear speaking out. Intubating people unnecessarily is a big issue. A patient was fine on oxygen, then intubated, leading to his death. Negative tests shouldn't result in intubation. It's seen as murder.
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Speaker 0: This is wrong. It is straight up this it is wrong. And I have been I am 37 years old. I have been in a hospital since I've been 16. Military hospitals that well.
Speaker 1: Aspect of it was wrong to you. I I agree that there were parts of it that were wrong too.
Speaker 0: Calling a patient a DNR when there's no order for it and telling us like, straight up telling us you're not doing anything. That's wrong. If that was my brother or my father or anybody, I would be furious. And I guarantee you, if I called his family right now and told them what what happened, they would be furious too. I flipped.
I we were all crying. There's a lot of nurses that that were that that know that this is wrong, but they're afraid to, like, say anything publicly.
Speaker 1: Exact and I was thinking, that's the exact problem with everything. Where is it coming from? What's the purpose? Are you guys really try to kill everybody? Like everybody thinks?
Speaker 0: Within our unit, we it was a big fight and ultimately the kid died with us over his body arguing about this.
Speaker 1: The girl's over there? Yeah. And the doctors he's like, the doctor will just write
Speaker 0: it up that we that we, you
Speaker 1: know, told us. Know. Because I don't know him.
Speaker 0: I'm sorry. I'm not doing that.
Speaker 2: You mentioned earlier that this that this is a common occurrence where people come in able to speak and they just have low oxygen levels and then and they're put on a vent.
Speaker 1: My bigger problem with this whole scenario is when they intubate people who don't need it. Yeah. And it looks very clear to me that they're just pushing it.
Speaker 0: It was like the day before intubation who was fine on the ring breather.
Speaker 1: And then they intubated and then he had a pneumo and then they went in a test tube and then
Speaker 0: And now he's 37 years old and dead. That's what I'm seeing. Like all these negative tests and they're and they're putting them on these fence. Hopeful that they'll get it. They'll be put on these COVID floors.
It's murder.
@VictorFromDE - Victor Scott
More testimony from nurses, family members, etc. on the deadly protocols. /5 https://t.co/LXZV8wJyMO
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Patients are dying not from COVID, but from treatments like remdesivir causing organ failure. One person's mother died after being given remdesivir against their wishes, leading to organ shutdown. There was a financial incentive for hospitals to admit patients and put them on ventilators, resulting in unnecessary treatments and deaths.
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Speaker 0: They're not dying for COVID. They're dying. I'm gonna try to keep this short. I'm gonna put this from the perspective of the nurses who's been working in a hospital here locally. The treatments for this COVID does nothing in the hospital.
It does nothing for the COVID. Remdesivir does nothing but could it is not and the study is proven. If it isn't given within the 1st 3 days, it does nothing for COVID. But yet they give course after course after course of the remdesivir, and the patients and doctors Kidney failure. All kind of organ failure, kidney failure, liver failure.
They're ending up with, acute respiratory distress syndrome. They're ending up with, pneumothorax. They're ending up with all of these issues caused by the treatment, not by COVID. They're not dying for COVID. They're dying beyond.
Speaker 1: My mom was murdered on October 25th at Baylor Hospital. She was given remdesivir without our authority. We told them specifically not to give her remdesivir. 5 days later, all of my mom's organs shut down. We showed them the studies.
Over 30% of the people that were given remdesivir in the studies died. We told the doctor, the infectious disease specialist, do not give my mom remdesivir. Guess what they did? They gave her a 5 day cycle and my mom is dead. She's dead.
She died at Baylor Hospital. Tied to a bed with a ventilator stuck to her taped to her face with her hands tied to the bed because she was ripping it off. They wanted to ventilate my mom as soon as she got there while she was walking and talking in the hospital. They wanted to ventilate her because they get a $39,000 federal funding every time somebody is on a ventilator. And now, my mom is dead, given an experimental drug.
And so, now, I have to live with this pain every single day for the rest of my
Speaker 2: life. And then, I started asking, well, what are you doing? You know, just sedatives, paralytics, multisysicoid, failure, death. And then I started asking more questions, and I realized that there was a financial incentive for all these patients to be admitted. And it was $13,000 just to admit them through the door.
And then when they got through the door, usually in the emergency room, they'd be dosed with some sort of sedative, usually held out, and then shipped up to the floor and popped on a ventilator whether they needed it or not. Right. And that was another $39,000.
@VictorFromDE - Victor Scott
Yet another nurse describing what she witnessed. https://t.co/6Q7HQeGUTz
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I shared a nurse's story about REM medication causing patients to deteriorate rapidly. Patients with high oxygen levels would suddenly crash after receiving REM, leading to organ failure and death. The nurse suspected the combination of multiple medications being administered simultaneously was causing organ failure, not just the virus itself. The nurse raised concerns about the medication's impact on patients' health and the need for further investigation.
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Speaker 0: I posted that story of the nurse talking about REM. And I remember calling my mom because things were not adding up. In the beginning of everything, I was scared to I didn't wanna go to work. I didn't wanna see my first c patient. I was scared, you know.
I was watching the news, etcetera. And as things went on, something wasn't making sense. Sense. These patients were coming into the ER. They had 98%, 96% SpO 2.
They were getting admitted, and then all of a sudden within 24 hours, they were crashing them having to be put on ECMEM. When I started seeing this, it's like at first I was like, holy crap, like this c is like taking people down. It wasn't that. It was as soon as they would receive the REM medication, they would go down within 24 hours. Having a conversation with my mom, calling my mom saying, something is not right.
Something is not right with this medication. Something is going on. Like, I think that this is what s putting people on the vents. Sure as shit. That s what was happening.
The other thing is that in these sea rooms, there would be 3 IV poles. Each IV pole would hold medications. So we're talking 30 medications at a time being pumped into these patients. How? 1, these medications have never been used in combination before, ever.
How can we say that it s not the combo of these meds that this patient has never received before that is causing organ failure. That's what's taking these people out. It's not, oh my gosh, I can't breathe. The event is keeping them from breathing. So that's why they're dying.
They're dying because they're getting right heart failure. Organs are completely shutting down. That's why they're dying.
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Nurse speaks out about how they deliberately KILLED patients during the Covid Dark Age putting healthy patients on ventilators to add numbers.
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The speaker expresses concern about the death of a patient and questions if the hospital staff may have caused it. They discuss the lack of proper care and negligence in the hospital, with patients not being coded and families being misled. The speaker decides to go undercover and record their experiences. They mention the inappropriate use of ventilators and the lack of qualified staff. The video also touches on the financial incentives for admitting patients and the suppression of alternative treatments. The speaker highlights the importance of early treatment and criticizes the focus on ventilators.
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Speaker 0: And when they take me out of his room and put me in the ED, and then not 20 minutes later, he's dead. It doesn't make sense. Like, did they kill him? He was my 1 patient that was gonna live. He shouldn't have died.
I don't know what they did to him. Something's not right.
Speaker 1: I got back to my hotel room, and I broke down, like, on the floor in tears. Like, I can't do this.
Speaker 2: So I
Speaker 1: haven't talked about, like, this part in a long time. I, like, didn't know what else to do. So I called, like, my friends. I told them, Like what was happening? I told him that it was literally gross negligence.
Nobody cared. They weren't coding patients that were, you know, a code blue. They would just let them go. And you know, then reporting to the families like, that they did everything they could when I know for a fact that they didn't. And when I saw that, that's when I I realized like, nobody is going to believe this.
No one's gonna believe that this is happening Without proof. And so I contacted, a couple New York attorneys, and we decided that I needed to go undercover. So I did.
Speaker 2: This patient
Speaker 3: is in with, like, a non COVID. I don't I don't understand why they're doing that. I know. There's 4 a patient in a row here Yeah. With non COVID.
And this is supposed to be the COVID Yeah. Because 7th floor, they shut it down. So I'm I'm confused. I think they're gonna have non COVID there. Yeah.
This is gonna be the only COVID, so they shouldn't put any non COVID Here. Yeah. That's what they've been doing. The guy over in 29, I had him upstairs because I
Speaker 2: was in CCU For it. Yeah. And he came in with a with a stroke.
Speaker 3: I know. That's what 26/1 was, a stroke. And no COVID. Nothing. And now he's got COVID, and he's out of bed.
That's because we gave it to him Yeah.
Speaker 1: My attorney dropped off a pair of spy glasses for me. I got audio recording software for my phone, And I started recording.
Speaker 0: My bigger problem with this
Speaker 2: whole scenario is when they intubate people that don't need it. Yeah. And it looks very clear to
Speaker 0: me that they're just pushing it.
Speaker 1: It was like the day before intubation who was fine on their new breather. And then they And now he's 37 years old and dead. This isn't What my profession stands for? We can't look away. We're mandatory reporters.
Like, this is our job to protect the patient. As nurses, we're patient advocates. Our oath is to do no harm I mean, like, that's all that was being done. There were very few actual ICU doctors running these floors. They had residence And there was ophthalmologist, dentists, you know, people that had had absolutely no clue what they were doing.
Maybe, you know, 2 or 3 respiratory therapists for the entire hospital. When we needed respiratory Purpose for the ventilators because nobody knew how to run them, which also caused that. So they would blow all these patients lungs and then call the day. Next Patient in, same thing.
Speaker 4: Nearly 2,000 people have tested positive for coronavirus. That's bad, and this is worse. Hospitals there are getting ready tonight for
Speaker 5: a surge. Meantime, governor Ned Lamont toured a facility manufacturing ventilators for critical care patients. 34 people have died, and federal Officials just approved
Speaker 4: the disaster declaration for the state, and that will allow all 8 counties to be reimbursed for costs associated with the response to the pandemic.
Speaker 1: Patients coming into the emergency room would be given no options. And they would be told, If you're not admitted, you're going to die, essentially. You need to get admitted. And so they did. You know, Fear is a fear is a very, very strong emotion.
And when people are unaware of what's going on, obviously, They're going to trust us, but nobody was telling the truth.
Speaker 2: The, Comfort Now is just pulling into doc Here in the town, man.
Speaker 1: Could have went to the comfort shed where, you know, if they didn't have COVID, that's that was meant for for them, but it was just Bypass. Governor Cuomo said that they were running out of space, and they needed extra hospital beds for the patients that didn't have COVID. And so president Trump at the time sent the ship. And the ship was never utilized because they were ordered to stand down. You know, they admitted everybody to these hospitals.
They they stuffed them in like sardines because there was financial incentive to do so. It was $13,000 to admit these patients to the hospitals. Another $39,000 to put them on a ventilator. And then in some cases, These people were worth $10,000 per death with no liability to any of the hospitals, any of the staff, any of the doctors, any of the nurses. And all at the same time, you know, nurses were getting paid $10,000 a week on average.
Doctors were getting paid, you know, 50, sixty $1,000 a week and everybody was on gay orders. And if you said anything, you know, you were fired, which ultimately, you know, happened to me at the end of my my time in New York.
Speaker 5: A Houston hospital's having success treating the coronavirus patients. In fact, its recovery rate is perfect.
Speaker 2: Fascinating, isn't it?
Speaker 6: To treat patients doctor Varon is using an experimental drug protocol. It's a cocktail of vitamins, steroids, and blood thinners. Each patient also is getting Hydroxychloroquine, Quinn, the malaria drug touted by president Trump. The protocol is controversial because there hasn't been time for extensive testing, but Doctor Varon says it works.
Speaker 7: We've treated over 40 plus patients with this, treatment, and we haven't had a single complication.
Speaker 6: So far, he says, none of his Patients have died.
Speaker 7: This is time of war. There is no time to double blind anything. This is, this is working. And if it's working, I'm gonna keep on doing it.
Speaker 8: We're finding clinically with our patients is that it really only works in conjunction with Zinc. So the hydroxychloroquine opens the Zinc channel, Zinc goes into the cell. It then blocks the replication of the of the cellular machinery.
Speaker 5: You're prescribing it, and it is working for COVID nineteen patients.
Speaker 8: Every patient I prescribed it to has been very, very ill. And within 8 to 12 hours, they were basically symptom free.
Speaker 9: And so there's an important concept I want everyone to understand. It's called the Absolute risk reduction. And even though there was 90% vaccine efficacy, meaning that in 1 group from the vaccine down to placebo, while there was a 90% reduction in the cases of COVID that happened, the numbers were small. And because the numbers were small means the vaccines could never have an impact broadly in the population. It's mathematically impossible.
The absolute risk reduction is what we apply to population, so I knew it. I knew the vaccines would never have an effect. I knew that November of 2020. Well, as things cranked on, we had more and more resistance to early treatment, but we broke through and we prescribed and we took care of patients. I took care of all my hybrids of patients without any hesitation.
It was constantly working To treat patients over time to save lives, and I was able to do coordination through advice to others. I was able to treat patients up into their nineties, through their nineties with Sequin's multi drug therapy and keep them out of the hospital, it was clear to me as I started looking through the literature, the only people being hospitalized the mechanical ventilators were those who received no early treatment.
Speaker 1: They knew that ventilators were the wrong treatment. It was killing 100% of the patients. They couldn't do anything. Because Cuomo had banned all alternative treatments. So we couldn't use the Hydroxychloroquine and Zinc protocol.
They wouldn't use any, like the high dose IV vitamin c. You know, ventilators were the only treatment. And the reason that they did this Early on is to keep a closed circuit. That's ultimately what led all these patients
@annabeth9691 - annabeth
Very brave nurse and veteran standing up! Hospital protocol kills!!! #COVID19 #CrimesAgainsHumanity #accountability (make sure to watch all 4 parts)
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A woman, Erin Olszewski, speaks in support of the Collier Health Freedom Bill of Rights Ordinance and the health freedom resolution. She emphasizes the importance of her background as a mom, registered nurse, author, and army combat veteran. Erin expresses her commitment to protecting her children, patients, and the public. She mentions her book, which has been censored and not made available in bookstores. Erin highlights her oath to her country and patients, stating that it never expires.
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Speaker 0: Need to listen very closely to this next clip that I pay that I play. This, this woman is very courageous, and she is putting everything on the line because she took an oath not only as a combat veteran, but as a nurse as well. And she is living up to that oath. And there's a lot of you out there in the medical industry and a lot of you out there in the military that you are not living up to your oath. This is what a real soldier looks like.
This is what a real nurse looks like that takes an oath and stands by it. And for those of you that aren't, maybe you need to follow her lead. Homer Jennings. Aaron has been ceded additional time from James Rosenberger. James, are you here?
She will have a total of 6 minutes.
Speaker 1: Good morning, commissioners. Thank you guys so much for having me here and also listening to all of us. It's very unheard of these days. My name is Erin Olszewski and I'm here in support of the Collier Health Freedom Bill of Rights Ordinance and the she's a health freedom resolution. A little bit about my background and why it's important that you understand how imperative it is What I'm about to share with you is in your decision today.
First, I'm a mom. I have 3 boys. I'm here to protect them, But I'm also here to protect and defend your children and grandchildren as well. I'm a registered nurse. I'm here to stand up for my patients And honor those who have died unnecessarily.
I'm an author of a book that is no longer allowed on bookshelves, which I'm going to give each of you a copy to read because of censorship. She They won't even put it on bookshelves so people won't find out what's going on. And also, I'm an army combat veteran. I served over a year in Iraq, 2003 and 2004, Commissioner Locastro, thank you for your service, and Commissioner Cowell, thank you for your service as well. My oath never expires, not only to my country, but also to my patients.
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The speaker shares their experience working in the COVID ICU at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, New York. They emphasize that the situation was not limited to New York, but was happening nationwide, including in Florida. They describe witnessing a disturbing assembly line-like process where patients were treated poorly and family members were banned. The speaker criticizes politicians and government interference in the doctor-patient relationship. They mention financial incentives for admitting patients and the neglectful protocols followed. They recount seeing patients with severe bed sores and feces dried on their backs. The speaker reveals that full code patients were not being resuscitated and were ultimately placed in body bags.
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Speaker 0: From Florida in the Tampa Bay area to New York, to work in the COVID ICU. I actually was placed at the epicenter of the epicenter, which is Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, New York. I just want to make this very clear that this was not just solely happening in New York, all around our great nation including Florida and more specifically right here in your county. I know this because upon my return after getting kicked out of New York trying to advocate for my patients, I began advocating for patients all around Florida. The same situation in every single hospital.
What I witnessed in New York can only be described as a turnkey style assembly line to a body bag. There's no liability. There was gag orders on all of our staff, including myself. We were threatened to be sent home if we said anything. They banned family members, which are the patient's advocates, which should never happen ever again.
They banned treatments. I always say that politicians make lousy doctors. A politician. Our government should never get in between the doctor patient relationship ever again. If they wanted to do that, they can go to medical school and become a nurse.
There's financial incentives put on admissions of patients, so $13,000 to admit patients. Why not? We were actually ordered down from sending any of the patients to the comfort ship, which was wide open. The Javits Center was empty. This Good Samaritan tents were empty.
They admitted them for $13,000 a person. The protocols consisted of sedation, paralyzing agents, and then essentially events. Some of the patients' rooms that I went into, there's feces dried up their backs for 2, 3 weeks. They had bed sores where you could see their bones. They were coding full code patients.
Being a full code means that you want all resuscitation done, all measures done. CPR, you want to be saved. They were not doing that and they were not doing it behind locked hospital doors and nobody knew except for the people that were in there. They ended up in a in a body bag. Eventually we just had garbage bags, and then they were tossed into the
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The speaker shares a disturbing experience where patients died and their bodies were stacked in freezer trucks, but not from COVID. Autopsies were banned and there were price hikes for ventilators and deaths. Feeling unable to speak up, the speaker decided to go undercover and recorded conversations for four weeks. They play a clip of a doctor who didn't properly care for a patient, wrote her death certificate before she died, and lied to her family. The speaker believes it's important for the public to know about these unethical practices. They question why the hospital staff didn't act differently if family or ethics committees were present. The speaker asks for opinions on what the right thing to do in that situation would be.
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Speaker 0: Every single one of my patients outside of 1 patient died and I had to stack their bodies in these freezer trucks but they were not dying of COVID. And on top of that, they ended up banning autopsies. So there was a $39,000 price hike for the ventilators and sometimes $10,000 for each death. It's absolutely disgusting. I tried to say something and I was unable to.
I was threatened with being sent home, so I decided that I was going to go undercover. Got some spy glasses, got some audio gear, and I started recording for the next 4 weeks. I'd like to share a little clip if I could because I think that it's very important that you actually here with your own ears. What is actually, what happened, what continues to happen to this very day in the hospital? This is a seasoned medical doctor working at the New York City hospital.
He was on a travel assignment. He was making approximately $75,000 a week. Nurses were getting $10,000 a week, so this was harsh money in my opinion. He ended up calling all the nurses together after he was essentially busted for not coating a full coated patient, actually wrote her death certificate before she even died and then called the family and lied to them. But I'd like to just have this on record because I think it's very important that the public know that this happened and this was going on.
If there was family in the room. If the ethics committees was in there and Jacob was standing in the room, you guys wouldn't do what you guys just did. You guys would have been way more proactive. The barrel. And that's what I'm wondering because if you and you're watching the same well, we wanna know the same thing regardless this.
If someone was watching us right now, then I'd be like, all right, fine. But I don't feel like that's the case. Let me ask you a question. And just whatever your opinion is, what do you think the right thing to do for her is in that setting? Let
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The speaker expresses concern about the lack of motivation to contact family members during emergencies. They believe that not allowing good nurses to do their job is equivalent to a death sentence for patients. The speaker emphasizes the importance of this issue and urges listeners to consider the impact on their own families. They suggest that anyone opposing their resolution may not be trustworthy or may have something to hide. The speaker concludes by stating that this issue is not only important for Floridians but for humanity as a whole.
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Speaker 0: And When she was crashing, it was 115, 120. Yeah. So if you don't want to motivate you, you need to aggressively contact your family So we could have been on before this happened. Totally agree. I'm going to cut it short.
I know that my time is short, but that's clearly murder. Yeah. I'm just going to end with this. The last thing standing between a patient and body bag is a good nurse. If a good nurse isn't allowed Sorry.
This is tough. Sorry. If a good nurse isn't allowed to do her job. Sorry. Sorry.
But it's an automatic death sentence for our patients and we're forced to watch them die unnecessarily. And now we have to live with that reality forever in our hearts and our souls. And you know, a lot of us have been holding the line for a really long time. You. It could be your family members next time.
And in any person that's in opposition of this resolution in the ordinance is likely someone that you don't want taking care of you or they have something to hide. So on this with this, United, we stand against those we trusted. I hope that you guys will really dig deep in your souls and your hearts and understand that This is good for humanity, not only Floridians but all over the world. God bless you and thank you for listening to me.
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San Francisco nurse Gail McCrae witnessed a shocking 3-fold increase in hospitalizations and deaths linked to the vaccine rollout. The most astonishing rise was in code blues, soaring from 1 per shift to 610, mostly from the vaccine clinic. Staff were discouraged from reporting adverse events, and sadly, many complied. Gail's brave voice led to her dismissal and removal from her graduation program. Her story deserves attention.
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Courageous San Francisco nurse Gail McCrae has tales to tell about the shocking 3 fold increase in hospitalisations/deaths she witnessed directly associated with the vaccine rollout. Most astonishing was the dramatic increase in code blues from 1 code blue per shift to 6-10. Most coming from the vaccine clinic. Staff were warned not to report on adverse events and unfortunately most complied. Gail was fired from her job and taken out of her graduation program for speaking out. Her story deserves to be heard!! https://rumble.com/v36uula-medicine-failed-us-nurse-gail-mccrae.html
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The speaker discusses the code blue emergency situation in hospitals and the increase in code blues after the rollout of the COVID vaccine. They mention hearing 1 code blue per shift for 10 years, but after the vaccine, they heard between 6 to 10 code blues per shift, mostly in the lower level injection clinic. The speaker also shares that two colleagues had anaphylactic shock after receiving the vaccine, indicating significant harm. They express frustration about being pressured not to report adverse events and being fired for speaking out. Despite facing consequences, the speaker emphasizes their courage in addressing uncomfortable topics and asks others to consider their motives for speaking out.
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Speaker 0: Is called. For instance, there are multiple types of codes, but the most common one that we hear is the code blue. And a code blue is called when a patient either, stops breathing or their heart stops. It's considered the highest emergency situation and the reason we call those is to get primary staff members to that bedside as quickly as possible so that we can start resuscitation. So, in the 10 years that I worked in in, In, in the hospital setting, I on average heard 1 code blue per shift in those full 10 years, And within about a month of the rollout of the COVID injections and not before then, There was no increase in code blues when COVID entered our communities.
It started in direct correlation to the onset of the shots. And, not only did I go from hearing 1 code blue per shift to, on average, between, 6 to 10 code blues per shift, they call in the overhead comms system where that code blue occurs. And 9 out of 10 times those code blues We're occurring on the lower level of the hospital in the clinic where we were administering the COVID vaccine. So on a standard shift I'd hear code, you know, code blue 2nd floor room 256 and that's what, you know, that was broadcasted throughout the whole hospital. After these shots, it was code blue Lower level injection clinic, and that would happen between 6 10 times a day.
So in addition to that I had So you're just hearing that over there come injections? All day. All day. In addition to that I had 2 colleagues that went into anaphylactic tick shock, after receiving the COVID injection. So I know I do know I do know that it was causing significant harm, It's not just a speculation.
There were undisputable factual occurrences that I was experiencing. Not only did we have the patient population who were directly telling me, I just got this COVID vaccine, do you think this could be the cause of my adverse event? And I would say to them, I do and I think that we should document it. And, unfortunately whenever we went to try to discuss documentation of adverse events with both the doctors and the administrative staff of the hospital. We were being pressured not to report.
I heard multiple times, especially from the doctors but also from the administrators, their excuse would be, well We're not going to report these because we can't prove that this was caused by the vaccine. The fact of the matter is, is that as a practitioner, we are trained to report Potential adverse side effects to the VAERS system. It's not meant to be a factual report of yes, there is no disputing this was caused by the vaccine. It's meant to sound the alarm so that investigators can go back and determine whether or not it could have possibly been from the vaccines. Once I saw what they were doing to people, that was it for me.
Realizations and deaths directly associated to the onset of these shots. I had a colleague, she manned the injection clinic. She was told by her direct manager that if she reported a single adverse event to these COVID shots that she would be fired. That's the truth. You know people sit there and try and talk to me about, oh you're me, I'm like, no, I'm not.
I just have the courage to come forward and talk about this when nobody else does because they're afraid to lose their jobs, They're afraid of their reputations getting smashed, you know, they're afraid of being labeled as a conspiracy theorist and a spreader of misinformation, but what am I getting out of this? That's what I want people to address. What am I getting out of coming forward and talking about things that people don't want to hear about? Okay. I was fired from my job.
I was taken out of my graduate program after I'd finished the degree. They wouldn't let me finish my 700 clinical hours to get my graduate degree and become a primary care provider. And I've been ostracized. I've been ostracized. Came forward or what?
Because I've come forward, and I'm speaking about things that people don't wanna hear about.
@DocAhmadMalik - Dr Ahmad Malik
Listen to this senior hospital manager describe what it was like in a major teaching hospital in central London at the height of the Plandemic. Do not fall for the lies.
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I returned to the building expecting to witness the chaos depicted in the news, but what I saw was different. There were no dying people, no coughing or blood. Curiosity led me to explore the clinical areas, although some were off-limits. When I reached the A&E department, I was shocked to find it completely empty. Despite the presence of many staff members, there were no patients. Conversations with my colleagues revealed that we were only operating at 60 to 70% capacity. This stark contrast between reality and what I had been told on the news left me deeply concerned.
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Speaker 0: And I came back into the building expecting what I'd seen on the news to be playing out in front of me and that's not what I saw. Woah, woah, woah, woah, hold on one second. So what did you see? Do you not see people dying, coughing, spluttering, picking up blood everywhere? No.
If I'm really honest, I walked around because I was curious. There were some clinical areas, especially up on the wards where I was not allowed. That was fine. I walked around to our A and E department, and for the first time in my life, it was completely empty. And I was so shocked, but I saw a lot of staff, I did not see any patients.
And as I spoke to my colleagues, I realized that we were running at something like 60 to 70% capacity. There were a lot of people running around so There was a a feeling of anxiety and tension, but there weren't enough patience Compared to what I had been told on the news and what I had seen. So I was really alarmed.
@CBKNEWS121 - CBKNEWS
BOMBSHELL: Nurse testifies that none of the millions of covid patients died from covid, they died from medical mal-practice... hospitals were made to follow government orders that led to the deaths of millions of people... confirmed genocide... nuremberg 2.0 trials needed... #Covid
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Nicole Sirotek, a registered nurse with expertise in critical care trauma, shares her experience during the COVID pandemic. She highlights the poor management and negligence she witnessed while working in New York City. Sirotek emphasizes the importance of early intervention strategies and criticizes the lack of proper measures and execution. She mentions her background in biochemistry and expresses frustration with doctors who disregarded her suggestions. Sirotek believes that many patients did not die from COVID itself, but rather from medical malpractice.
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Speaker 0: My name is Nicole Sirotek. I'm a registered nurse. I've been a registered nurse for over a decade. My specialty is critical care trauma in flight. Since the start of the COVID pandemic, I've actually been rebranded, I guess, you can say, as a leading expert in early intervention strategies, executed on a large mass scale using the FLCCC protocol as well as ventilator COVID patient ventilator protective strategies to optimize COVID patients on the ventilators.
My story actually begins back In May of 2020, I was one of the original nurses that went to NYC to help with the COVID pandemic because as we remember, they needed nurses and most importantly, they needed ventilators. While I was the whole package, a flight nurse that can manage ventilators. And when I arrived there, the gross negligence and the medical malfeasance that happened in there and the complete medical mismanagement of these patients is what has led us to the situation that we're in right now. The pandemic and the hysteria that was created from poor public health measures and poor execution of appropriate early intervention strategies and the handicapping of medical professionals doing their job has led to where we are right now and into the crisis situation that we are in. I will use several key case studies that will represent larger, descriptive statistical It's a cool information for what I'm going to speak of.
But when I was in New York and what continues to happen today is that many of them are not dying from COVID. Now many people don't know about me is that I'm actually a master's prepared biochemist, and I have worked extensively with the HIV virus tracking genetic mutations. So I feel very comfortable going toe to toe with some of these doctors here, although I am not a doctor, I'm just a nurse. But what we saw on these front lines, we knew what was happening. And when we asked for the Ibuprofen, they said no, it contraindicated.
When we asked like why aren't we giving them steroids? Oh, well, it's not. We're just following orders. Following orders has led to the sheer number of deaths that has occurred in these hospitals. I didn't see a single patient died of COVID.
I've seen substantial number of patients die of negligence and medical malfeasance.
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Hospitals followed government orders, leading to millions of deaths. A nurse testified that COVID patients didn't die from the virus but from medical errors. This calls for Nuremberg 2.0 trials to address this alleged genocide. #NoHashtags
@RealPatrickWebb - Patrick Webb
BOMBSHELL: Hospitals were forced to execute government directives that resulted in the deaths of millions of people, confirming genocide and calling for Nuremberg 2.0 trials, according to a nurse who testified that none of the millions of patients with COVID died from COVID; they died from medical malpractice.
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Nicole Sirotek, a registered nurse with expertise in critical care, trauma, and flight, shares her experience during the COVID pandemic. She highlights the gross negligence and medical mismanagement she witnessed in New York City, which she believes has contributed to the current crisis. Despite being a nurse, Sirotek, who is also a master's prepared biochemist, questions the decisions made by doctors regarding treatment protocols. She emphasizes that many patients did not die from COVID itself, but rather from negligence and medical errors. Sirotek's firsthand observations challenge the effectiveness of public health measures and early intervention strategies.
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Speaker 0: My name is Nicole Sirotek. I'm a registered nurse. I've been a registered nurse for over a decade. My specialty is critical care, trauma and flight. Since the start of the COVID pandemic, I've actually been rebranded, I guess, you can say, as a leading expert in early intervention strategies, executed on a large mass scale using the FLCCC protocol as well as ventilator COVID patient ventilator protective strategies to optimize COVID patients on the ventilators.
My story actually begins back In May of 2020, I was one of the original nurses that went to NYC to help with the COVID pandemic because as we remember, they needed nurses. Most importantly, they needed ventilators. Well, I was the whole package, a flight nurse that can manage ventilators. And when I arrived there, the gross negligence and the medical malfeasance that happened in there and the complete medical mismanagement of these patients is what has led us to the situation that we're in right now. The pandemic and the hysteria that was created from poor public health measures and poor execution of appropriate early intervention strategies and the handicapping of medical professionals doing their job has led to where we are right now and into the crisis situation that we are in.
I will use several key case studies that will represent larger scripted statistical information for what I'm going to speak of. But when I was in New York and what continues to happen today is that many of them are not dying from COVID. Now many people don't know about me is that I'm actually a master's prepared biochemist, and I have worked extensively with the HIV virus, tracking genetic mutations. So I feel very comfortable going toe to toe with some of these doctors here, although I am not a doctor, I'm just a nurse. But what we saw in these front lines, we knew what was happening.
And when we asked for the Ibuprofen, they said, no, it was contraindicated. When we asked like why aren't we giving them steroids? Oh, well, it's not. We're just following orders. Following orders has led to the sheer number of deaths that has occurred in these hospitals.
I didn't see a single patient died of COVID. I've seen substantial number of patients die of negligence and medical
@wolsned - DD Denslow 🇬🇧
"I didn't see a single patient die of covid' Frontline Nurse Nicole Sirotek State sponsored murdered, from cradle to grave.
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The speaker, a nurse, shares their experiences on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic. They express concerns about medical negligence and malfeasance, particularly regarding the use of the drug Remdesivir, which they claim is causing patient deaths. The nurse also mentions the lack of advocacy for marginalized populations and criticizes the isolation and lack of basic care in hospitals. They highlight the importance of nurses as the link between doctors and patients and express gratitude for the opportunity to speak out.
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Speaker 0: Although, I am not a doctor. I'm just a nurse. But what we saw in these front lines, we knew what was happening. And when we asked for the Ibuprofen, they said, no. It was contraindicated.
When we asked, like, why aren't we giving them steroids? Oh, well, it's not. We're just following orders. Following orders has led to the sheer number of deaths that has occurred in these hospitals. I didn't see a single patient died of COVID.
I've seen a substantial number of patients die of negligence and medical malfeasance. When I was on the front lines of New York, I'm unfortunately known, We known globally viral as the nurse that was in the break room sobbing, saying that they were murdering my patients. The pharmaceutical companies had gone into those hospitals and decided to, and decided to practice, I guess you can say, on the minorities, on the disadvantaged, on the marginalized populations that we know that we had no advocates for because the very agencies that should have been protecting them were closed because we were sheltering in place. Now, while I was there and I saw that the pharmaceutical companies were rolling out Remdesivir onto the patients, I tried to get a hold of the IRBs. I tried to get a hold of my appropriate chain of command.
I tried CMS. I tried Department of Health. And they rolled out Remdesivir onto a substantial number of patients for which we all saw it was killing the patients. And now, it's the FDA approved drug That is continuing to kill patients in the United States. As nurses, we've collected a statistical or descriptive amount of information that you may not get from the doctors.
Because for more they do quantitative data, we do qualitative data with a humanistic phenomenological approach in nursing research. And so we've collected the data from all of these patients across the country from which we have been helping patients. Because I formed the organization American front line nurses and the advocacy network, so nurses could advocate for these patients. And all of this data pool shows That as these patients get Remdesivir, they have a less than 25% chance of survival if they get more than 2 doses. Now, they're rolling it out on children as well And into the nursing homes or school nursing facilities as early intervention when as Doctor.
Pierre Kory and Doctor. Merrick have already demonstrated that there are Cost effective medications out there and we are going to see the amplification of death across our country. And we haven't even touched on the vaccines for which all of our expert panels have already very well described that situation. So I won't touch on that since many of them are by far superior to me than even I could ever hope to be. But I can tell you that 2 days ago, I I flew out my 1st 10 year old with a heart attack and I had to fight the doctor in the ER because he's like, 10 year olds don't have heart attacks.
And I argued back and forth for 30 minutes to force his hand to get an EKG. To find out that he was had almost a complete STEMI, which is ST elevated myocardial infarction, for which you could see it lit up on the 12 lead EKG. And he's like, Well, that's not possible. And I'm like, Well, he was It's vaccinated yesterday. It is very much possible.
At any given time, people are getting a hold of me and the nurse advocates at American Front Line Nurses to help advocate because as you've seen, there is victim shaming that it Oh, it's anxiety. Oh, it's this. But in actuality, if they put down that it was a vaccine injury, the physician, the corporation, the hospital, the clinic, they actually Won't get reimbursed, so it gets labeled as anxiety or neuropathy or Jan Barre syndrome, when in actuality it's very realistically a vaccine injury. Now I'm not even though I founded American Front Line Nurses, I've traveled extensively to South America, India and South Africa working in hot zones, stopping the spread of the virus and working with early intervention. And nowhere in those countries and developing nations, Do I see these issues that we see here in the United States?
It's actually I'm a very proud American citizen. I come from a family of immigrants and my mother told me that the United States is the best country in the world. Though granted, I am biased being an American. And our level of health care has been deteriorated to substandard third world nation health here. Whereas I tell people, you are better off in South America in a field hospital than you are in level 1 trauma designer hospitals in the United States.
As nurses, we are getting reports across the country from our American frontline nurses about patients not getting food, patients not getting water. How come a patient hasn't been fed in 9 days? Why do I need to get a court order to force a hospital to feed a person who isn't intubated and who's literally telling you they would like food? Oh, well, you can't take your BiPAP mask off. Well, that's what us nurses are for.
We're going to help you take that off. We're going to help you eat, but we're not allowed to. And if you know, if they're on a ventilator, they're not getting basic standards of care. I've had patients that haven't been bathed, haven't been fed, haven't been given water, haven't been turned. And if you ask me, this isn't a hospital.
This is a concentration camp. That's right. Absolutely, it is. Nowhere in the United States do we isolate people for 100 of hours at a time with no human contact. It's not even allowed in the prisons.
You are not allowed to isolate a prisoner for beyond a certain extensive amount of time because it is again it is horrible for their mental health and is considered inhumane. However, in these hospitals now, we're allowed to isolate patients from their families for days. And you have to say Goodbye to them over an iPhone as Jennifer Bridges has just demonstrated to us or she has to shuttle people in to see. And personally, I was fired for sneaking Hispanic family in to say the last rights to their family. And so thank you, Senator Johnson, for Giving nurses the opportunity to come and represent our patients because as you can see, we're not often thought of as Leading professionals, though we are the missing link between the doctors and the patients.
So thank you so much for this time. Thank you for being a nurse.
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As a NICU nurse, I spent 14 years administering vaccines without questioning their safety. However, after researching extensively, I discovered the harm caused by vaccines. Autoimmune diseases, allergies, learning disabilities, and more are rampant in children. I witnessed vaccine injuries in the NICU, and doctors never provided true informed consent to parents. I urge you to question, research, and find unbiased sources before vaccinating your children. You have the right to say no and delay vaccination. Do your own research and ensure there are no conflicts of interest.
@catsscareme2021 - Jessica Rojas 🇺🇸💪
Written by a NICU nurse. "I am a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurse. For almost 14 years I worked in some of the best children’s hospitals in the country. I have never really been one to question “modern medicine” until somewhat recently. When you work in healthcare, you mostly just assume that everything is research-based, done with purpose, and done for the ultimate good of the patient. “First, do no harm”, right? I think having my own child and realizing the gravity of my decisions regarding his care have made me dig very VERY deep into the research behind what has come to be second nature to the majority of us: vaccines." "I am not a crazy, emotionally-driven person. I think anyone reading this knows me well enough to appreciate that about me. My husband will tell you that I research things to death – it’s true. I don’t watch TV and I couldn’t care less about what Hollywood celebrities have to say about any topic. I never was even interested in the autism aspect/argument, and that is not at all what led me to start looking into vaccine research. It was actually one of my best friends who is a critical care pediatric nurse practitioner – she was always in favor of vaccines, worked in cardiac ICU and oncology units in reputable children’s hospitals and thought it was crazy not to vaccinate your kids. Flash forward to today and none of her children are vaccinated. She is one of the smartest, most well-read and well-researched people I know. She has written medical journal articles and has contributed chapters to medical textbooks. She does NOT make decisions without a great deal of research, thought and prayer. So when she did a 180 on vaccines, I listened. And I began to research on my own." I went from spending 14 years of my nursing career giving vaccines to my patients and thinking parents who didn’t vaccinate were irresponsible and crazy, to now recognizing the great harm that is being done to our children by the vaccine industry. Autoimmune disease, asthma, eczema, food allergies (especially peanut), seizure disorders, learning disabilities, chronic ear infections, allergies – all these health issues are running rampant in our kids. I witnessed countless occasions of vaccine injury in the NICU, and the truly disturbing part is that it is considered “normal”. We would vaccinate babies and then inevitably that night or the next day the baby would have increased apnea spells (they would stop breathing), they would require increased ventilator support, they’d have more feeding difficulties or higher amounts of gastric residual/vomiting. The doctors were never surprised. This was just an expected response to vaccination. This was the standard in every NICU I worked in (that would be 6 different NICUs all over the country). I also never ONCE, not in 14 years, observed a doctor giving true informed consent to parents regarding vaccinating their baby. It was our job as the nurse to get the parents to just sign the consent form after handing them a printed off sheet from the CDC which was strongly biased toward vaccination. If you were told the truth that your baby could stop breathing after getting vaccines, would you perhaps question it? Or at least ask to postpone until they are older? If you as a parent aren’t 100% certain that the medical intervention you are giving your child is safe and healthy for them, then you have the right (and the responsibility) to say no. Ask to wait. Ask to delay until you research further. You can always vaccinate later. You can never UN-vaccinate. Every state allows for vaccine exemptions for your child to attend public school. Most allow for religious or conscience exemptions (47 states) in addition to medical exemptions. I am not demanding that you stop vaccinating your kids. I am simply urging you to question. Do your own research. Find sources that aren’t bought and paid for by the pharmaceutical industry. Make sure there aren’t conflicts of interest. "
@catsscareme2021 - Jessica Rojas 🇺🇸💪
A NICU Nurse Turns Vaccine Whistleblower - Paleo Family
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In 2018, a NICU nurse raised concerns about administering Hep B vaccines to newborns. The nurse revealed that parents were not properly informed and often pressured to comply. The lack of a convincing explanation from pediatricians added to the confusion. Nurses, aware of the inconsistency, discreetly advised parents against the vaccine. This highlights the need for transparency and informed consent in medical procedures.
@stkirsch - Steve Kirsch
A NICU Nurse Turns Vaccine Whistleblower. This is from 2018. It’s a short read. Please read and repost. You’ll save lives. https://paleofam.com/2018/08/a-nicu-nurse-turns-vaccine-whistleblower/
A NICU Nurse Turns Vaccine Whistleblower - Paleo Family
I am a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) nurse. For almost 14 years I worked in some of the best children’s hospitals in the country. I have never really been one to question “modern medicine” until somewhat recently. When you work in healthcare, you mostly just assume that everything is… Continue reading
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@stkirsch - Steve Kirsch
From a nurse friend of mine: I can attest to this NICU nurse. I NEVER consented parents when I gave them the Hep B vaccine or Vit K on the first day of life. On the contrary if they refused I would have to make them sign a consent that they were going against the recommendations. But as labor and delivery nurses we questioned why it was necessary a one day old baby needed the hep b vaccines. No pediatrician could give us a good answer. So my best way of consenting parents without getting in trouble was to have the parents ask all the labor and delivery nurses if we gave our children the hep B vaccine when making their choice. And the answer was always NO. We knew it wasn't right because it didn't make sense if parents were Hep B negative. I would ask the question if they were concerned about their newborn babies going out and having unprotected sex and the answer was no. It never made sense to us nurses. We were just being forced to do what was protocol.
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This compilation highlights cases of nurses who have experienced various health issues and deaths since May 2023, allegedly due to COVID-19 vaccines. The author expresses concern about the lack of recognition and censorship surrounding these cases, suggesting a bias towards cancer-related injuries. They call for increased awareness of the potential dangers and urge pathologists to investigate the presence of mRNA and spike proteins in tumors. The article link is provided to avoid shadowbanning.
@MakisMD - William Makis MD
NEW ARTICLE: NURSES collapsing with Cardiac arrests, blood clots, aneurysms, dying in sleep, Turbo Cancers and Sudden Deaths - 100 Nurses Injured & dead (since May 2023) This is the Largest compilation of Nurses injured & killed by COVID-19 Vaccines ever published! 100 NURSES. Since May 2023! Dec.5, 2023 - Concord, NH - 23 year old Andy Hoang was in 1st year of her nursing job - she suffered a cardiac arrest during training session on how to respond to someone in cardiac arrest (I honestly didn’t make this up) Dec.5, 2023 - Colorado cardiac nurse Jennifer Harlan survived her 3rd heart attack. She works in cardiac unit. Dec.2, 2023 - Cherrybrook, NSW, Australia - 36 year old neonatal ICU nurse Amy Barker and her unborn boy Marcus both died suddenly and unexpectedly with baby at 36 weeks. Family has no answers. Dec.2, 2023 - Seattle, WA - Sonya Denise Holden has suffered a brain aneurysm. “I had COVID 4 times and three COVID shots.” (I'm also not making this one up either) Nov.14, 2023 - Castle Rock, CO - Karen Andrews, a nurse, was just diagnosed with very aggressive breast cancer that is growing so quickly, doctors had to abandon surgery and go straight to chemo Nov.5, 2023 - TX - 53 year old Kathleen Ann Martinez, “Winner of Best Nurse of South Texas”, died suddenly after 7 month battle with cancer. Nov.2, 2023 - NY - 34 year old Kristina Ferraro, Pediatric Nurse and former EMT, died after a battle with Colon Cancer. Nov.1, 2023 - New Haven, CT - Nurse Jackie Jermine was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia on Nov.1, 2023. Lot 011J20A Moderna COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine. Oct.23, 2023 - US ARMY NURSE DEAD - Liberty Hill, TX - 42 year old Krista Labbe, Lieutenant Colonel US Army Nurse Corps died suddenly on Oct.23, 2023. Oct.19, 2023 - New Lenox, IL - Sheila Bennett-Holloway is an LPN (licensed practical nurse) She is now suffering from a 2nd cancer in the past year, recurrent infections, bowel obstruction, etc. 100 in TOTAL in this groundbreaking work. ASSESSMENT: Nurses and Teachers are the two professions that are getting completely annihilated by COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine mandates and the lethal effects those mandates continue to have to this day. Why do I do these compilations? It’s a record of the devastation that these toxic COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines have brought upon our world. In an era of fake obituaries, woke Artificial Intelligence programmed by Communists, 3-letter intelligence or government agencies, and out of control censorship, individual deaths can be scrubbed from the internet, disappeared, and completely forgotten. You can actually test this yourself. Type “Nurse died 2023” into Google Images. I guarantee you that 99% of the nurses in this compilation will not show up in the GOOGLE search. That is the level of censorship we are in right now. 99% is hidden, removed, scrubbed. If you just do a quick search, 99% of these people don't even exist - Google will hide them so you never see them! In this compilation there are: 47 cancers (many at Stage 4) 12 cardiac arrests 8 died in sleep 5 blood clots 5 are veterans who served in the military 3 were pregnant & injured or died 2 had aneurysms 1 collapsed & died behind the wheel of a car There is probably a bias towards noticing cancers or deaths due to cancer, so that group of injuries is likely over represented. This is not a scientific assessment, as we are dealing with incomplete information. Nevertheless, that’s almost 50% of nurse injuries & deaths due to cancer alone, which is absolutely horrifying. Most of these cancers are TURBO CANCERS - and we urgently need COVID-19 Vaccinated people to wake up to the dangers of Turbo Cancer, start taking cancer prophylaxis and protection and we need pathologists to start staining tumors for mRNA and spike protein. Stop being worried about your jobs and your boat payments, it's time to start being doctors again. Article Link in photo to avoid shadowban, just re-type the URL into your browser to access Special thanks to: @tulloch1978 @resilient333 @toobaffled @JonelessHomes @vancemurphy @VigilantFox @TheChiefNerd @NaomirWolf @twc_health #DiedSuddenly #cdnpoli #ableg
@ClaudiaMonet67 - Claudia Monet 👻🦩🛵🌿🧉☕️🚀
Never forget that they did not let you see your loved ones when they were dying never forget, they did not allow anyone in the hospital room when women were having their babies all alone NEVER FORGET!!
@denisrancourt - Denis Rancourt
Nurse Gail Macrae is the most credible high-quality witness of hospital-industry organized criminality I have even heard This 20-minute interview is vital information and analysis to understand the magnitude of the structured assault against the domestic population A MUST-WATCH FOR ALL RESEARCHERS Source with article: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/gail-macrae-california-icu-nurse-covid-protocols-vaccine-injuries/ Source for video: https://rumble.com/v4120pk-covid-nurse-speaks-out.html #gailmacrae
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Gail McCray, a nurse from the Bay Area of California, shares her experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. She noticed that despite the media reporting hospitals being overwhelmed, her hospital was actually empty. She also questioned the protocols, such as the administration of Remdesivir and the withholding of steroids, which she believed were causing harm to patients. When the COVID-19 vaccines were rolled out, she observed a significant increase in hospital admissions and witnessed patients with unusual symptoms, including blood clots and Guillain-Barre syndrome. Gail and her colleagues faced discrimination for questioning the narrative and were pressured not to report adverse events. She ultimately lost her job for trying to hold her hospital accountable. Gail emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and standing up for what is right.
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Speaker 0: My name is Gail McCray.
Speaker 1: And, you were a nurse during COVID?
Speaker 0: I was.
Speaker 1: So which area we're gonna start at? Why don't you just start telling us what you saw as in this? You've heard a lot of these hospital protocol
Speaker 0: Yes. Killing, what
Speaker 1: you call them.
Speaker 0: I think, one of the important things about my Situation is that I was working in the Bay Area of California, where we had one of the most compliant populations in the Country. So it we were compliant with not just the lockdowns and, the masking, But also the COVID injections. So in my community, when COVID was first announced and they locked Down the hospitals and they stopped the elective surgeries. Our hospital completely emptied out. And this was one of the this was when I really first saw that we were being lied to because the public was being told told in the news that the hospitals were full and overwhelmed, and they weren't.
I had colleagues all over the state of California who worked in units all over the hospital in the acute care setting, and not once during that 1st year of COVID in 2020, 2020 and the winter of 2021, where our host hospital's overwhelmed. I would say there was, during the winter of 2020 and 2021, when this happens every year, people come in with the flu and hospitals fill. It happens every It's been doing that for 12 the whole 12 years I've been working in the acute care setting. So it was not unusual. We were not overwhelmed, and the public was being lied to.
So that really opened my eyes to, The fact that there were things going on that shouldn't have been going on. They also started, the COVID protocols. And, I didn't notice right away the Harm of these protocols until, I had to tell family members that they couldn't come to the bedside of their dying That, to me was a crime against humanity and a violation of my oath that I New right away should not have been happening. We isolate people in prison. We put them In the brig when they've done something wrong to torture them.
And that's what I felt like I was being forced to do when I had to tell my patient's family members when they couldn't come into the hospital to be near their dying loved ones. So, that was those Those small kinds of violations that I was recognizing, I think, really helped me, Except that I needed to more critically analyze what I was being told to do and what was happening around me in the Hospital. So after going through those 2 things at the beginning of the COVID lockdowns, it really helped me to stop and Think when I was being told to do things. Like, the next thing was the administration of, Remdesivir. To Mental use authorization medication.
It was the only drug that we were allowed to administer to patients who are hospitalized with COVID, And it was an antiviral. And I've been taught in my undergrad, my bachelor's degree program for nursing, that you do not administer an Antiviral, more than 24 to 48 hours post symptom onset for a viral infection. And So, this medication was being given to patients who were hospitalized with COVID, usually not in till between 10 12 days post symptom onset. So I would ask my colleagues, why are we giving this medication? The administrators, my to the hospital, why are we doing this?
And their eyes would glaze over. And I would say We have evidence showing that the administration of antivirals more than 2 days post symptom onset has causes more Harm than good. The risk benefit analysis does not correlate. And in addition to that, this was an experimental use Product. And I knew that each one of those doses was over $3,000.
So That was another huge red flag. In addition to that, the next the next part of the COVID protocols that was so extremely disturbing to me Was the fact that, at the onset of hospitalization for COVID, There were a team of respiratory intensivists who went before Congress and showed them how effective high dose steroids were For the treatment of patients who had, COVID. And, not only were We ignoring those recommendations for high dose steroids. They were actually Blocking it from our hospitals to use. So we have patients coming in who are Being feared to death by the media.
They're being isolated from their loved ones. They're having steroid treatments. So I'll tell one more thing about these steroids because this is really important. The COVID, whatever it was, virus, whatever COVID It was. It caused more inflammation than we had ever seen in the hospital.
So there's a lab Value, called CRP. And, even with influenza and things like this, we had never Seen the inflammatory marker of CRP jump so high as we did with COVID. So For the government and the CDC and these three letter organizations to tell practitioners that they could not administer Steroids, which is the this is the best treatment for an inflammatory process. It was absolutely criminal. You can't withhold steroids for the most Inflammatory disease process that humanity has ever seen.
So we have isolation of patients, Fear mongering from the media, withholding steroids, and the administration of remdesivir. Those were the things that, I went to work and had to manage, where I everyday felt like I was violating my oath as a practitioner. And Ultimately, it wasn't until after the rollout of the shots where I just couldn't do my job anymore. So that was the next part Of what I witnessed. So I like I said earlier, worked in the Bay Area of California, for An organization called Kaiser Permanente, and they have a full scope of care.
Their their, structure set up to where you get your primary care, your acute care, you know, the pediatricians, all of the medications, and your vaccines, all in the same, organization. So with the COVID vaccine, they were administering it at my hospital. So when, In February so they released the shots these shots to the practitioners in January of 2021, but They didn't release it to the public until close to the end of February. So by the beginning of March, I was Starting to notice that my hospital was becoming slammed. And this is unusual because We get, you know, winter rushes.
This is how the hospital works. It's dead in the summer and it's full in the winter, like, this is the cycle. And so I started noticing Seeing in March of 21 that it was very peculiar that I was starting to get all these calls to come to work because the hospital was understaffed, and And it did not stop. I was in graduate school at the time for my double nurse practitioner degree. So I would do 3 weeks at the hospital, and then I take Time off and study for my schooling.
So by June, when I went into the hospital, I was there for 3 weeks. 3 weeks In from March to April, and then another 3 weeks, in the middle of June to the beginning of July. And I was working nonstop. I would work doubles, basically, every single shift. I was getting phone calls Three times, sometimes 4 times a day to come to work because they were so understaffed at the hospital.
And then in June, my manager manager approached me, and he said to me, Gail, this hospital has had 3 times more admissions to than we have ever had since the hospital opened their doors. So that's a 300% increase in hospitalizations Directly associated to the onset of these shots. So Do you mind me
Speaker 1: asking what you were seeing? You're seeing heart conditions, blood plus all Yes. COVID?
Speaker 0: So and this was actually so during that week, it was the end of June. It was around the 28th To that month when my manager came up to me and said this to me. And during that week, I caught had mentioned I was working doubles basically Every shift I worked. And because of my position, being in grad school, I held the position called per diem. So what that means is that oftentimes when I come to work, I end up filling in.
I'll float to wherever they need me in the hospital. So on, that shift when my manager had told me that we had had 3 times more admissions than they'd ever seen. There was that day, the next day I came in and worked Double and I split that 16 hours between 2 different units, and I got report on every single patient on both of those units. And this is really when it hit me The disease were injection injuries because that's about 30 patients per unit I got report Every single one was there for some peculiar clot that I'd never heard of, stroke, a heart attack. I had Seen by that day, 4 patients with rapid onset Guillain Barre.
In my entire career, I'd to Seen 2. 10 years as a nurse in acute care. I've taken care of 2 patients with Guillain Barre within a few short week period of time, I'd Scene 4. And I had the opportunity to ask 2 of those patients directly, what They thought was the cause of the onset of their Guillain Barre, and 2 of them did tell me that they had received those COVID shots within 24 hours of onset of Symptoms. And when I and so from there, I approached my managers and I said, I have gotten report On 2 units full of patients that are all having the weirdest set of symptoms, and several Them are confirming that they've just gotten these COVID vaccines.
How can I report this? And my direct manager's response was, we cannot report these because we cannot prove that these are what is the cause, That these shots are what is causing these injections. One of my colleagues who was actually the nurse at the COVID injection Clinic? She approached me one day, and she will not come publicly to say this because she's afraid of losing her job. But she'd asked her Manager the same thing, and they told her that if she reported a single adverse event, she would be fired.
So we were constantly under
Speaker 1: to Pressure not
Speaker 0: to report. All of my concerns regarding the COVID, Calls for hospitalized patients were be were not being addressed. I mentioned multiple times that I to I felt like we were violating our oaths. I was ignored. So it was shortly after that that time in June of 21 when I had legal documents process served to several members of my hospital, and, they fire they fired me In retaliation for trying to hold them accountable for what I was witnessing.
But, to ask myself a lot, I think that really one of the most important things to really notice here is people say to me, like, Oh, like, you know, why are you coming forward and your colleagues aren't? And I want to really Recognize here how it is that I ended up in this position because I think that I noticed when this was all Happening that there was probably about 30% of my colleagues who saw what I was seeing. And it is. It's like this attention to detail, critical thinking, ability to really deeply We analyze what you're seeing and then continue to dig into why it was happening. And so there are these types of skills In combination with, the fact that I was, I I didn't go to public school in high school, and it really reminded me of that.
This whole situation on the COVID floors, it reminded me of how I felt in High school when I was homeschooled and I wasn't with the in crowd. And I saw this happening with my colleagues. I saw them wanting to be with the in crowd. They didn't wanna rock the boat. They didn't want to potentially jeopardize their Income.
They had mortgages, and so they chose to, you know, do what was easy and go along. And to And I would say to them, this is something that I have found to be the most powerful of all of the things that have Happened in the last 2 years is that, I'm free, you know. I I look at my colleagues and I know that They sold their souls, you know. They're doing these things. They're jeopardizing their ethics And their morals.
It's for me, it's just it's been so, empowering because I know that my children are seeing a leader, and They will be emboldened by what they have seen me done, do. And at the end to life. At the end of the day, these are the things that matter. My paycheck, it's irrelevant. And so I think that's really kind of the takeaway, that that I have gleaned from all of this is How free I feel and how happy I am, to be able to show my children how to live free.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Paula. I have a few questions, if that's okay, on what we see traveling around.
Speaker 0: Yeah. So
Speaker 1: I'm trying to work out in my head what's going on because we're getting new numerous people, countless sitting where you are telling us about how the unvaccinated and if every single one is unvaccinated, has had this whole hospital protocol, vents, death. Right. We know that. You've seen some of the you you know what I'm talking about. Then I'm trying trying to work out, well, where because we know that the hospitals are full of the vaccinated with their heart things and everything else, but they're clearly not on the unvaxxed ward because that's the COVID to to me, I'm try we're still trying to work it out, and there may be people that have had the shot to get bent and killed as well.
I don't know. We can't find them just like we couldn't find the people who died from measles years ago when there was all those measles deaths. Mhmm. We're still looking, we will still continue to look. So what I'm asking you is, what did you see on there.
Now we did have 1 COVID nurse that told us that, she's an ICU nurse. She's told us that the billing system doesn't let you code in someone. So it billing system doesn't let you code in someone. So also, if you've had 1 Pfizer, 1 Moderna, 1 Johnson Johnson, you are still you are classed as unvaccinated. So that's, you know, you could have been.
That's class 1 vaccine. We just haven't met anyone yet. And then the billing system wouldn't let them put they would let you put in ventilated, unvaccinated deaths, and then just vent death? But there was never anything to prevent that end.
Speaker 0: Mhmm. Head
Speaker 1: disruption. What
Speaker 0: what do you
Speaker 1: know about all the stuff we're trying to unravel and make sense
Speaker 0: Yeah. So we actually had conversations. There was a support group in my community for practitioners who were being alienated and Discriminated against? Because in the same way that patients were being discriminated against for choosing not to get these shots, The staff members were too. And that was actually one of the things that came up when we, came together and started talking was how we noticed the System for, recognizing people who are vaccinated or unvaccinated.
In my community so I was fired, in October of 21. So there 6 months where I was intermittently in the hospital witnessing, how they had altered the EPIC system. So my hospital used and in my hospital specifically, they would come any patient who is Diagnosed with COVID. The chart would automatically populate as unvaccinated, and they did not Train us how to change the it was a a red bar that went across the top of the chart That said unvaccinated, and they did not teach us how to change that. So I'll tell you for a fact that, when I within, In, a week of the onset of these vaccines released to the public, working on the COVID units, It was easily 50% of the COVID patients that we had that were vaccinated.
To there was never a time when my hospital had a unit full of Patients once these vaccines were rolled out. It was that our our computer systems had been manipulated to Push this agenda. So that was at the Kaiser Permanente in California. The Sutter Health Organizations. I had a colleague who I spoke with who worked for, that Hospital.
And their Epic system was set up with a drop down menu to where, she was there were only 2 options For her to select when she got a patient diagnosed with COVID, there were 2 options in her system. She could select that that patient was unvaccinated or that their vaccination status was unknown. So any patient who had COVID, they were Forced to document those patients as unknown, which to me, you know, that and and then when I saw to How the media spun that to say that all the patients who were hospitalized were unvaccinated, this is how they did it. They manipulated our our charting systems and didn't teach the staff how to alter, the Charts to produce truthful evidence. So what would end up happening is that these patients who were actually vaccinated with COVID, to We would try and go in and put notes in that they were that they were vaccinated and that they had COVID.
But, to tell you the truth, a lot of the staff members wouldn't even ask what the patient's Vaccination status was, they would just assume that they were unvaccinated because that's what we were being told is that only to Unvaccinated patients were being hospitalized with COVID, but that was never the case. So it was people like me who actually did Did ask and who actually did attempt to discover the truth of what was happening, you know, we would scream it from the rooftops, but, I mean, this stuff was just all being ignored and censored, and that's the biggest part of all of this is that people like me who We're there telling the truth. You know, we were all fired and removed from the field And or we left because we couldn't ethically manage it. So now we are left with medical facilities full of people Who don't have a backbone to stand up and do the right thing. And so I am very concerned for the future of medicine in this country because we have criminalized and disciplined All of the practitioners who were actually there to protect our patients and families.
It's a dangerous place. To I would not take a family member to a hospital.
Speaker 1: Thank you for this. Thank you for speaking so honestly, being so Parade is so important. I really appreciate everything you've done and are still doing for us.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. Thank you. I filed a lawsuit and we are going to
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Speaker 0: So just to be abundantly clear, coronavirus has been in play as a biological weapon agent since 1966. In 1990, Pfizer filed the first patent on a vaccine for coronavirus. Is it any wonder that Pfizer was in the game and knew that it was going to actually somehow mysteriously show up with the vaccine?
Speaker 1: Oh, and they told Trump. We made it in we made it in 2 days.
Speaker 0: Yeah. They had a patent in 1990.
Speaker 1: Doc, you've got the floor. I'm not gonna interrupt you. Keep going. Keep going.
Speaker 0: No. It's all good. Because what happened in 1999 is Ralph Barrick's coronavirus modification and manipulation program took what used to be a a respiratory and a gastrointestinal bug and turned it into something that would actually create cardiomyopathy in rabbits. And in 2002, that gave rise to the patent that was filed called the infectious replication defective clone of coronavirus. Now we have a commercially interested group of sociopaths who wanna make money while killing people.
Speaker 1: That's the bottom line. And creating a global control grid for the social credit score out of the vaccine.
Speaker 0: No question. But the reason why that's important, remember, is if you can weaponize health care, if you can weaponize the idea that you need to do something in the interest of surviving. That's a Victoria's beachhead. It's a phenomenal beachhead. You get behavior modification.
You get compliance. You get all sorts of other things. They knew on September 18, 2019 that they were gonna release a lethal respiratory pathogen. They were used the word lethal. They knew it was deadly.
They knew it was going to kill people. And let's for the solution
Speaker 1: It's not on it's not on the wet lab or the wet market. Didn't happen on accident. China virus.
Speaker 0: It was all preprogrammed. It wasn't China virus. Remember that in 2016, the proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, there is a very, very, very clear statement that says WIV 1 is poised for human emergence. Rand Paul won't go there, and the house select committee won't go there. And they won't Where is there?
Explain it. Well, there is nobody wants to admit that the United States government is actually funding these programs and laundering these programs through universities in very important electoral locations around the world. People tell me about election integrity and election reform. Let's get really clear. Why is it that Texas?
Why is it that North Carolina? Why is it that Virginia? Why is it that all of these states, Tennessee, Kentucky? Why is it that for some mysterious reason, none of the senators and none of the congressmen from these places have the audacity to actually go, hey. Hold on a minute.
I think our university is actually running a biological weapons program.
Speaker 1: I'm sick of playing games with Republicans.
Speaker 0: US code section 1001 lying to congress. You know what's this what's a terrible thing? That's not a, hey. You shouldn't do it. That's a law, and it is equally false.
Let's get really precise on this. It's equally false for a congressman or a senator to continue to perpetrate a lie in Congress about the Wuhan virus and the leak, and was it a lab leak, and was it this or that. It's equally problematic for an elected official to lie in congress as it is for a supreme court justice like Sotomayor, who lied about the pathology associated with coronavirus, which allegedly justified why we should have compulsory vaccinations for health care providers, and equally problematic for Fauci to lie and say he didn't do gain of function moratorium.
Speaker 1: And now they're coming back with bird flu. So we have the initiative now. All the top talk show hosts, you reach millions a day. All the top people are talking about liberty. Humans are hungry for liberty.
We can win this thing.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right. Can't lie
Speaker 1: to ourselves about what we're up against.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right. And once again, this is World War 3. That's not hyperbole. It just comes in a different form. Our reward is not palaces, not gold streets, not anything.
Our reward is to hear our name, David. Well done.
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Speaker 1: X. Doctor David e Martin is our guest in studio right now, ladies and gentlemen. Drill the deep dive on the Covenant Tyranny. Infowars, tomorrow's news today. Well, it's the issue of our age.
COVID, where did come from? What's happening with the shots? The mass death. What's really happening? And long before COVID was released, doctor David e Martin, founder and chairman of MCAM Inc, the international leader in innovation, finance, trade, and intangible asset finance, was exposing their plan with the coronavirus.
He's one of the big guests I wanted to get. 2 years ago, we had him. I had a family emergency. Didn't get him on, but he came to the legislature in Texas today for an emergency meeting with the next big move against the tyrants. And so in the next hour and a half, he's about to have the floor here do a major just like me.
He's got all the documents right there ready to cover it. So I'm gonna try to shut up and let him host the show here, davidmartin.world. An amazing time. And and he said, hey. You finally want me?
I'm in Texas. And I'm, like, great. I want I want a remote. That's good. He was, no, I'm here.
I said, let me guess. You're at the legislature talking about criminal charges. He said, well, yeah. I'll talk about it. So you've got Missouri coming out with major civil action.
You've got the 9th circuit coming out last week or 2 weeks ago now and and saying it's not a vaccine because they're they're covered by the 86th law unless they're involved in fraud. But you're the real expert, so I'm trying to shut up now because you're one of the most requested guests from listeners and try to give you the floor to talk about 3 plus years into the shot, 4 years into the virus, where we are. Thank you so much, for being here. And, again, you used to inspect, I guess, biological weapons. That's why just like one of the other few guys that got all this because you were there 4 years ago, the first person along with Francis Boyle who wrote the US biological weapons law, because I tracked it back.
You were the first two guys in in, like, January 2020 that that cracked the code, and now we got a very clear picture. So thanks for being here. I'm gonna really try to shut up because I love to add things. I love to talk and give you the floor, sir. Thank you so much, doctor David e Martin.
Speaker 0: Alex, it's awesome to be here, and thank you. And and listen, you know what I love about this is we've actually needed to talk for a long time, but the way things work, fate had it that I needed to be in Austin, Texas, so here we are. Listen, there's a couple of things that are actually really important, and this is where we have a very strong balance sheet. We have a very strong balance sheet. We have a very strong balance sheet.
We misleading the population into taking something through coercion that would not have otherwise ever been accepted. We need to be really clear on the fact we're going to use some terms that piss people off, but that's okay. And I'm just going to go ahead and lay it out for you. Since 2,002, there has not been a coronavirus. There has been an engineered pathogen engineered by Ralph Barrick at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, where in 2002, he patented the infectious replication defective clone of coronavirus.
And let's get really clear about this because everybody sits there and says, well, yeah, but my aunt, my uncle, I got sick when when when something happened. Let's be abundantly clear. The coronavirus that has been branded to be part of COVID 19 does not exist. What does exist is a pathogen modeled off of properties of what was once upon a time isolated as coronavirus, but properties of it that increased its pathogenicity, increased its toxicity, but are you ready for this? Decreased its transmissibility.
And Alex, this is the part that really pisses me off because we've been told that all the interventions, everything that we were supposed to do was, you know, lockdown, face mask, separate, distance this, vaccinate that, all based on an engineering exercise. Are you ready for this? In 2002, it was patented to be nontransmissible. Now, not surprisingly, if you go back and look at 2,002, 2003 when we heard SARS 1.0 happen, we were told that we were all supposed to die just like we were supposed to all die of, you know, swine flu. We were all supposed to die of avian influenza.
We were all supposed to die of all these other pathogens. Ironically, SARS 1.0 in 2002 going into 2003 didn't kill us all. In fact, it didn't kill hardly anybody, and that's because the patented weapon was an infectious replication defective clone derived from the coronavirus model, but it was not a pathogen of nature, and it has never been a pathogen of nature since 2002. So number 1, let's start with that, but let's go to number 2. Number 2 is a vaccine, and this is where even the communities in the health freedom movement get into vigorous arguments with me.
A vaccine, by the definition established in the 1986 act and by the way, just to be abundantly clear, it is actually 26 US code section 4132a2. Right? What is a vaccine? It means a substance designed to be administered to a human being for the prevention of 1 or more diseases. Alex, prevention of 1 or more diseases.
Did any of these injections prevent a damn thing? That's right. Everyone knows this, including, by the way, Pfizer and Moderna and AstraZeneca and Johnson and Johnson. They all knew that this would not prevent anything. And by the way, we've been told, well, the CDC administratively changed the term vaccination, and other people administratively changed the term vaccination.
Here's a tiny little problem. They don't have the authority to administratively change it. The law dictates what a vaccination is, and nothing that was done during the entire pandemic constituted vaccination by the legal definition, and let's unpack that for one second, because here's what happened. Based on a set of code that Ralph Barrick sent to the Vaccine Research Center in November of 2019, and you heard me say that date correctly, November 2019. That's allegedly before patient 1 point o in Wuhan.
Ralph Barrick sent a sequence to the Vaccine Research Center, and it was not for the coronavirus and it was not for the coronavirus vaccine. It was for the mRNA that was used to instruct the human body to make a scheduled pathogen. Let me say that again. To make a scheduled pathogen. What they did was they said, what we're gonna do is we're gonna inject into the arms of billions of people the instructions to turn each individual into a bioweapons factory.
And you could say, well, that's hyperbole, Dave. Don't call it a bioweapons factory, except here's a tiny little problem. Under 18 US code, that's exactly what it is. If you instruct a person to make a scheduled toxin, you in fact are a biological weapons manufacturer, and every single person that took the shot, let's be really clear, every single person that took the shot became the manufacturer of a synthetic spike protein associated with the coronavirus model, and this is where people like Aaron Siri will say, well hold on a second Dave, There's all kinds of vaccinations that do all kinds of other things, and that's true. He's right up to a point, but the difference between this and everything that's been done before is really simple.
In the case of mRNA, there are two distinctions that are absolutely unique to the COVID pandemic. Number 1, we actually are creating the mechanism to instruct the body to manufacture a toxin. This is not to trigger an immune response. We hope that, by the way, there will be an immune response after the fact. But the problem is what is actually injected is the instructions to make the pathogen, number 1.
And number 2, the response is actually a hopeful response that failed to consider 2 very critical things. Number 1, the lipid nanoparticle in which the shot was delivered actually is also a toxin. So the bad news is we're gonna deliver it as a toxin. And then the worst part about it is that we actually introduced a thing called pseudouridine, and pseudouridine in 2018 was published to be a pro cancer agent, meaning that it actually shuts down the body's natural response to how we actually recognize tumors and suppress tumors, and we actually included sudugiurdine in every single one of the mRNA shots to stabilize the mRNA so that it actually stayed in the human body longer to achieve its effect.
Speaker 1: And doctor, I want you to go through all this the way you want, but but dumb it down for me because I'm a pretty smart guy. Yeah. And when I started hearing you 3, 4 years ago, I talked to other experts, seen peace here, emails about COVID 19, how they already had on the shelf. Yep. Chapel Hill and Obama and the scandal in 2014.
And Yeah. Every once when I hear you, I know it's all true because I've read it and seen it and seen it, but nobody puts together like you. And you do a great job at congress and legislatures and the EU doing a great job laying it out. But first, do me a favor. Dumb it down the premise upfront of what it's really about and then lay it out.
Speaker 0: Yep. Well, so the premise is really simple. They actually said and by the way, it's best to read the criminals in their own words. This was published February 12, 2016 in the National Academy of Sciences, National Library of Medicine. Until an infectious disease crisis is very real present and an emergency threshold that is largely ignored.
To sustain the funding base beyond the crisis, we need to increase the public understanding of the need for medical countermeasures such as a pan influenza or a pan coronavirus vaccine. Now remember the date, it's 2015.
Speaker 1: And that's why Fauci, right when Trump got elected said he'll be challenged by a major new virus. Right.
Speaker 0: We actually here here it is. But here here comes the kicker. A key driver is the media, and the economics will follow the hype. We need to use that hype to our advantage to get to the real issues. Investors will respond if they see profit at the end of the process.
Now
Speaker 1: So this is all master planned?
Speaker 0: Master planned. And who did the master plan? Well, good news is we have that one too. The master plan was done by none other than the Wellcome Trust, NIAID Anthony Fauci, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, specifically doctor Chris Elias, doctor Gao from the CDC of the People's Republic of China, and a whole host of others who on what's called the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board. And, Alex, you know what they said in September 18, 2019?
And for those who be not familiar with calendars, because I'm gonna dumb this thing down, September came before December in 2019.
Speaker 1: Before the virus?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. You'd think so. But here's a tiny little problem. They said on September 18, 2019 that by September 20, 2020, the world would accept a universal vaccine.
And not only would they accept the universal vaccine, let's get abundantly clear what they said. They would do so in response, and by the way, it is printed. You can't unsee this. It's on page 8 of the book, The World at Risk. They said that there was going to be an accidental or deliberate release of a lethal respiratory pathogen, and this is where we have to cross the line to make it really simple.
To advance the commercial and social interests of psychopaths that wanted to kill human beings for the sake of their agenda, they decided to unleash a lethal respiratory pathogen on the population so the population would be bamboozled into taking an mRNA shot, which would permanently permanently alter their human condition.
Speaker 1: And by the way, start over because you've done the best job, and it's true. Out of everybody, you've done the best job at going back to their pre documents. I'm not a rocket scientist, but we played the clips of Fauci, 2018, 19 on Seaspan with all the federal regulators going, there's gonna be a big thing that blows up the old system, and we're gonna probably use a bird flu to totally take control, put mRNA in you. I mean, they've been why have they been so arrogant in their admissions that you've that you did the best job organizing?
Speaker 0: So so I think it's really simple. I think sociopaths, like mass murderers, like serial killers, like to taunt you. They actually like to up the ante. They like to go, I'm even gonna tell you what I'm Yeah. We know psychopaths love
Speaker 1: the monologue.
Speaker 0: They love it. And so what you've got is a situation where they're actually telling you it's going to happen. They're telling you how it's going to happen. They actually are financing. They're projecting in event 201 in October of 2000 in 2019.
In event 2 01, they actually had all of the promo materials, the N95 masks, the social media shutdown, how we're gonna intervene Social distancing. Social distancing.
Speaker 1: And SPARS predicts it all.
Speaker 0: Made it all up. Right? So it's all out in front of you. And who was the funder of that? Well, it turns out, once again, the antitrust conspirator, none other than, are you ready for this, Dustin Moskowitz, cofounder of Facebook, the name that you should all know, but And Google suddenly invested.
Yeah. But the bigger thing here's the thing. When Dustin Moskowitz wrote the check for event 201, he actually got the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. He got Johns Hopkins University, and he got the World Economic Forum to all say that they were collaborating as cosponsors of event 201. But the check writer was open philanthropy.
The check writer was a vested interest Facebook cofounder who mysteriously had all of the resources to fact check people like me who tried to say, hey, world, there's something coming. And guess what? Facebook mysteriously was able to anticipate that I was gonna be the one commenting on this. So so we have So they war
Speaker 1: game this.
Speaker 0: They war game this so well. They this we're
Speaker 1: But that's a two way street though.
Speaker 0: Wars. Right?
Speaker 1: If you create a war game, it's great for you, but now we can wargame it back.
Speaker 0: That is exactly right. And what's happening right now, unfortunately, for them is they thought they had prevailed. They really did. And it was not until, by the way, 9th circuit that just actually issued a ruling a week and a half ago. It wasn't until 9th Circuit came out and said, hold on a minute.
Everybody's been calling this thing a vaccination. Everybody's been calling this a public health emergency. Everybody's been calling this a public health intervention to make sure that we don't transmit disease because we know that we were supposed to get the shot so that we didn't get grandma sick. And we were supposed to get the the shot so that we didn't get health care workers sick, and we didn't get restauranteur sick, and we didn't get the public sick. Well, here's the tiny little problem.
The shot was never going to do that. They knew it. Pfizer knew it. Moderna knew it. Everybody knew it.
They knew that what they were going to do was actually allegedly decrease hospitalizations. But when they designed the clinical trial, they also knew that the thing they were injecting into people was lethal. And so here's a little tiny problem. We changed the definition of vaccination. No kidding.
And we changed the definition of an adverse event following vaccination in 2018 2019 so that, legally, there was no adverse event. If you got the shot and fell over dead, that was not an adverse event. Isn't that an interesting death? Not an adverse event. You literally get the shot.
You keel over dead because you actually died of COVID, because you weren't vaccinated until 14 days after the second injection.
Speaker 1: Moe, you're the expert of putting it all together, so let me skip ahead, kinda give us the the conclusion for people, then I want you to walk through all the documents. I don't think it's going well. I think you just said that. Obviously, it's going with their face. What were they actually planning with this power grab?
Speaker 0: Well, listen. Let's let's get really, really clear. 2028 is a nightmare for the world, And it's a nightmare for the world because we actually have a convergence of a bunch of things. Our fiscal policy that's totally mismanaged, the collapse of the Social Security Medicare and Medicaid pension funds, giant surprise. Who did we actually inject first?
Oh, that's right. The 65 year old.
Speaker 1: Old. So they need a global emergency to cover up what's coming.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right. And to preempt by death the people who inconvenient be in the way when we find out that Social Security
Speaker 1: So it's Logan's run. They literally are trying to get real Absolutely. Keep going. I'm sorry to interrupt.
Speaker 0: And and and listen. I mean, Bill Gates in 2011, 2012, when the first global vaccination program was launched by the Global Fairness Monitoring Board, Bill Gates actually said that a successful vaccination program would decrease the population by his estimate of 10%.
Speaker 1: And he said we must have depopulation to save the economy. Wow.
Speaker 0: So here we go. So they're telling you. So do the math. Do the math. And this isn't hard math.
There's 8,000,000,000 people on earth. He was actually carelessly suggesting that 800,000,000 people, 800,000,000 people, Not by the way, let's let's not talk about
Speaker 1: It was a TED TV or very cavalier. Right.
Speaker 0: 800,000,000 people need to be shoved off the planet by 2020. Wow.
Speaker 4: First, we've got population. The world today has 6,800,000,000 people. That's headed up to about 9,000,000,000. Now if we do a really great job on new vaccines, healthcare, reproductive health services, we could lower that by perhaps 10% or 15%. But there we see an increase of, about 1.3.
Speaker 0: If that number doesn't actually wake you up, and and people keep saying, well, nobody could be that bad. Right? Nobody could be that nefarious. Well, the answer is not only can they, but it's your reflex that says that that could not be possible. They made them do it.
That is the reason why they're doing it. So what we're trying to do
Speaker 1: The naivete is the reason they made the move.
Speaker 0: Exactly right. And so where we are where we are is in a world where right now political theater is happening. Many of you have celebrated, unfortunately, things like the lawsuits that have been filed against Pfizer and the COVID Select Committee in the House of Representatives. But here's a little tiny problem, and I'm gonna go ahead and put this little problem on air so that we can actually increase the amount that there's a problem for the house COVID Select Committee. I have right here in my hand the October 21, 2014 letter directed from NIAID, that's Anthony Fauci's program, to Sherry Settle at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill.
And I want to go into a little bit of detail on this because this was during the gain of function moratorium. And during the gain of function moratorium, Sherry Settle at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, Ralph Barrick's program administrator, was told that the gain of function studies that he was doing were actually subject to the gain of function moratorium, but not only was he told in the final paragraph of the letter, as your grant is currently funded, this pause is voluntary. Alex, if you had a mandatory, I don't know, moratorium, and then you found out that a moratorium was voluntary, I don't know I don't know what world you live in, but it feels like that's not a a moratorium. It feels like if you're telling somebody, you could stop. But not only could you go ahead, it turns out that the official statement was that any program that was already being funded was allowed to keep going.
And most people would look at that and say, okay. Is that really a big deal? Well, it turns out that it is a big deal because the person who received that particular notice was the person who in 2005, June of 2005 at the birth of the PREP Act actually said synthetic coronaviruses were biological warfare enabling technology. Biological warfare enabling technology. Does that sound like public health to you?
Does that sound like something that we should be excited about? Or is there an outside chance that if we actually are funding a guy who's actually saying this is biological warfare enabling technology, this is not my words, this is his presentation to the DARPA MITRE And, doctor Martin,
Speaker 1: let me just stop because I've watched probably 300 of your videos. I've I've watched all these interviews. You let's start over here because this is very interesting. We talked about who you are. I looked you up your everything you say you are.
How how are you already aware of this as you said for decades coming? Yeah. It's been a few minutes on yourself. You never do that.
Speaker 0: I yeah. I don't because I'm actually trying to save this country.
Speaker 1: So No. But people wanna know who this guy is. So No.
Speaker 0: That's fair. And and and so They're
Speaker 1: really interesting. People wanna hear it.
Speaker 0: Why do why do we know this? In the 19 nineties, Mosaic Technologies, the company I started, did a lot of work in treaty restricted technology transfer. And what that just means in plain English is there were a bunch of offensive military technologies that were developed around the world and my company was used by the United States government to help us access technologies that were of strategic defense interest and strategic commercial interest to the United States, but because of ITAR rules, because of all kinds of other things, they couldn't be freely moved. So my company was about civilianizing technology so that it could be exported. That got us into a bunch of places where we got to see biological and chemical weapons labs around the world.
So that's how I got into it in the first place.
Speaker 1: So just from pure work, you
Speaker 0: you Yeah. This is the company I started. But in 1998, an interesting thing thing happened. Because we set up a company called MCAM, which is the company I continue to run today, because we set up MCAM, we were asked by the government again to provide a mechanism where banks could actually get credit for intangible asset collateral. That's a big word.
Let's unpack it. Patents, copyrights, trademarks, anything
Speaker 1: And that's how you see them listing viruses they've developed. Right. I'll I'll I'll explain that. No. That's it.
So you're seeing them list these weapons.
Speaker 0: We are literally watching in real time. We are watching in real time as people file patents, as people get grants, as people do collaborations, as corporations get involved in illicit activities. We're watch So you're not following
Speaker 1: the money. You are the money.
Speaker 0: We are the money. And in a 168 countries. So Total surveillance. I see I see the world. And here's where the problem kicks in.
We set our systems to monitor the 68 scheduled pathogens, which are part of the biological weapons arsenal of the world. So anytime anything happened, a scientific publication came out, a patent was filed, a grant was filed, anything else, that popped up in our system. So we were flagging these things. The first time we wrote about As a government contractor. Well, as contracting to the government.
Yeah. We our our contracts were with the commerce department and the treasury department because we did a whole bunch of investigations in criminal activities. But our work on biological weapons surveillance actually kicked into full gear in 2003. And the reason for that was that in 2,001 after the anthrax scare most people forget that the anthrax scare of September 28, 2001, which was when all of us actually found out that the United States government attacked itself. Right?
Anthrax came out of a US lab and then went into the mail and then went into circulation, and that terror attack in 2,001 came out of the fort. And what happened with that is we began the investigations for that, ultimately getting the world to realize that the reason why the anthrax attack happened and the reason why the SARS event happened in 2003 was so that we would get to the PREP Act. And a lot of people don't understand this linkage, but let's make it abundantly clear. The reason why we needed the PREP Act is because the manufacturers of vaccines in 1986 got the childhood vaccines covered under their immunity shield, which is what they've appointed Fauci to his role to get as an outcome. But the problem is, as the term vaccination changed, as we decided to inject people with all kinds of other things, which began in earnest in the early 19 nineties.
What we needed to do was we needed to extend that liability protection so that it would that would cover adult injections, specifically in the wake of the Gulf War, Gulf War 1. We had to actually figure out how to get that liability protection associated with adult injections. And as a result of that, we needed to create the illusion of pandemics to get people to give up their liberty in 2,005 in the Prep Act. The whole reason for SARS 1.0 and the whole reason for the anthrax attack was to get commercial liability protections at the cost of civil liberties. That's why we did it.
And as a country, we sat back and did nothing. And I'm sitting there banging on pots and pans trying to get people to pay attention that there are real weapons coming.
Speaker 1: I remember what was it? Like, 30,000 troops dying from anthrax shot
Speaker 0: or something? Oh, yeah. In fact, we have the gulf war syndrome that to this day, the veterans administration is allowing veterans to suffer and die with indifference because we are unwilling to actually acknowledge what were the multivalent injections that went into people during the Gulf War 1, 2, during the allegedly desert storm and operation Iraq freedom and all of
Speaker 1: the other So I interrupted going back to your roots. No. It's alright. It's interesting. Now I interrupted you.
We got an hour left. We're gracious you're gracious to be here. So get back into Yeah. What happened with COVID and where we're going.
Speaker 0: Yeah. So so so back to the motivation. And, Alex, we have to call it what it is. The motivation was we have a commercially interested group of sociopaths who wanna make money while killing people.
Speaker 1: That's the bottom line. And creating a global control grid for the social credit score out of
Speaker 0: the vaccine pattern. No question. But the reason why that's important, remember, is if you can weaponize health care, if you can weaponize the idea that you need to do something in the interest of surviving
Speaker 1: That's a victorious beachhead.
Speaker 0: It's a phenomenal beachhead. You get behavior modification. You get compliance. You get all sorts of other things. And the key thing is all of this lives inside of the deceptive medical practices programs where every single word associated with this pandemic, the word virus, the word vaccination, the word infection.
Every single one of these words had to be changed to deceive the population and coerce them to take something that they would not otherwise take.
Speaker 1: So this is the globalist coup. I remember decades ago, the UN documents leaked when Lou Dobbs got him at CNN, and he was out of CNN. They said, we're gonna use Aziz X to
Speaker 0: take him to the world. That's exactly right. And that they told us this, people. This is not a new thing. So there are 8 criminal counts in the world, 8 criminal counts of activities that are associated with this particular pandemic, and let's go through them just so we actually have them.
The criminal counts are 18 US code, acts of domestic terrorism resulting in the death of Americans. Why why would I say that that was what happened? Well, let's get get really clear. I say it because it turns out that they knew on September 18, 2019 that they were gonna release a lethal respiratory pathogen. They were used the word lethal.
They knew it was deadly. They knew it was going to kill people. And let's for the solution
Speaker 1: It's not on the wet lab or wet market. It didn't happen on accident. China virus. It was all preprogrammed.
Speaker 0: It wasn't China virus. Remember that in 2016, the proceedings of National Academy of Sciences, there is a very, very, very clear statement that says WIV 1 is poised for human emergence. Alex, you wanna guess what WIV 1 is in 2016? It's the Wuhan Institute of Virology Virus 1. But guess where that paper was done, and guess where that paper was published?
That paper was published at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, not in Wuhan, China. As a matter of fact, the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill an institutional review board to review the ethics of the study, and then they impaneled a second review board to review the ethics of breaking the law. And nobody's talking about this.
Speaker 1: The ethics of gain of function.
Speaker 0: No. The the ethics of overriding the law that said that they should not be doing gated function during the Sure. That's why it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Because you have all the documents. I've read the like, Fauci sends emails years ago. We're doing gated function.
Speaker 0: Right. And then in front of people like Rand Paul, who somehow can't seem to lay his hands on the letter that I just showed you.
Speaker 1: By the way, it's important to criticize him. I wanna think he's a good guy, but he's as smart as you or I or probably smart smarter than me, probably might be smarter than you. He literally won't go there.
Speaker 0: Exactly right.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 0: Well, listen.
Speaker 1: You called him out. Let's do that right now.
Speaker 0: Rand Paul won't go there, and the house select committee won't go there. And they won't Well,
Speaker 1: where is there? Explain it.
Speaker 0: Well, there is that listen. Since the 19 sixties and early 19 seventies, we actually said that we weren't gonna subscribe to the Nuremberg Code. Now that's interesting given the fact that the United States was the chief justice for Nuremberg. So ironic that we actually come up with the international law, and then we go, we don't wanna actually follow that law because we wanna have our own covert programs. So we actually went ahead and developed our own international code.
This is where Francis Boyle's work comes in because his very important work was to say, well, hold on a second. We should actually have laws against biological weapons in this country. And so his work coming up with 18 US code was very critical to say, we're not gonna adopt Nuremberg, but we are gonna at least say that we shouldn't do biological weapons. That's a good thing. But here comes the kicker.
Nobody wants to admit that the United States government is actually funding these programs and laundering these programs through universities in very important electoral locations around the world. People tell me about election integrity and election reform. Let's get really clear. Why is it that Texas? Why is it that North Carolina?
Why is it that Virginia? Why is it that all of these states, Tennessee, Kentucky? Why is it that for some mysterious reason, none of the senators and none of the congressmen from these places have the audacity to actually go, hey. Hold on a minute. I think our university is actually running a biological weapons program.
I'll tell you the answer. The answer is those are black budget programs where NIIID has a disclosed amount of money, and right next to it is a DARPA grant that matches it. And the DARPA grant that matches it is the way we, I don't know, fund university buildings. And we
Speaker 1: Well, that's right. Well, I was get all these 25 years ago, I was let in to UT, the the secret buildings by a guy who was a big listener who later moved to MIT, and it was all DARPA on the doors.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. It
Speaker 1: was all DARPA DARPA DARPA DARPA.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. And it's the gift that keeps giving. If you go to University of Tennessee right now, giant shock. Battelle, the giant nonprofit institution that's multibillions,000,000 of dollars of laundering federal money into institutions, Giant shock. Nobody in congress, nobody in the senate, and particularly Rand Paul is going to actually call out the fact that the Wuhan investigation is a cover story to make sure that no one knows that the United States is funding the programs in the United States.
Speaker 1: And that's what Eisenhower warned of, but you're you're right. Rand Paul always says Wuhan and Fauci. Yeah. But it's on record. It was a scandal 2,014, 15.
Good scientist went public about Chapel Hill and gained a function with SARS. No question. So so let's just call it out. What is wrong with Rand Paul? Is he is he on the payroll?
Speaker 0: Absolutely. And the great news is most of the people in fact, I hate to say this, but most of the people listening to this particular show may very well go, well, he's the better of evil.
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Speaker 0: Let's get really clear on something, Americans and the rest of the world. It's time that we don't settle for the lesser of evils. Just because somebody actually loves to go in a sparring match and allows Anthony Fauci to lie in front of congress and has in his possession that October 2014 letter where specifically NIAID said that this was gain of function research. Let's be unam Why has
Speaker 1: this been out for years?
Speaker 0: That letter So
Speaker 1: is he like Iron Sheik with
Speaker 0: with whole coca? This is No question. This is entire theater, and it's good fundraising. And I am sick and tired of having allegedly the Well, let's say
Speaker 1: that this is true. I think it is. Then Rampal said face charges like Fauci.
Speaker 0: There's no question. Because there's there's a a law No. I agree. I had family die from this crap.
Speaker 1: I'm sick of playing games with these Republicans.
Speaker 0: US code section 1001, lying to Congress. You know what's this what's a terrible thing? That's not a, hey. You shouldn't do it. That's a law, and it is equally false.
Let's get really precise on this. It's equally false for a congressman or a senator to continue to perpetrate a lie in congress about the Wuhan virus and the leak, and was it a lab leak, and was it this or that. It's equally problematic for an elected official to lie in congress as it is for a supreme court justice like Sotomayor, who lied about the pathology associated with coronavirus, which allegedly justified why we should have compulsory vaccinations for health care providers. And it's equally problematic for Fauci to lie and say he didn't do gain of function moratorium.
Speaker 1: And now they're coming back with bird flu. So you're doing a great job. We got an hour left. I'm gonna try to shut up and give you the floor, doctor No. It's Martin.
No. No. Start back over 20 minutes ago uninterrupted, which you went on great rabbit trails. Go after Paul too because I'm I'm tired of playing games. It's it's clear.
He knows everything. He's acting like it's just Fauci or it's just a few guys. We got Redfield running scared. That's all positive one level. We know Paul knows this.
Let's call him out. Why isn't he doing this? You're right. It's a limited hangout. But Yep.
Start back when you were in the history of the virus. What was being set up? What COVID really was? And then and you got the floor.
Speaker 0: Yeah. So listen. We gotta go back to 1965. The first time coronavirus was ever considered to be isolated was 1965, and the first thing we did with it in 1966 is we actually take it from the United States and we infect British people, British volunteers. It was the first time we actually figured out that you could actually take a pathogen from one part of the world and move it willfully to another part of the world to see if you could make people sick.
So just to be abundantly clear, coronavirus has been in play as a biological weapon agent since 1966, And most people just have their mind melt when they say that because the first time they heard about it most people, first time they heard about it was in 2019. But the fact of the matter is it's been around since 1966 as a biological weapon. But let's advance to 1990. In 1990, Pfizer filed its first patent. And by the way, you heard the date correctly.
In 1990, Pfizer filed the first patent on a vaccine for coronavirus. Is it any wonder that Pfizer was in the game and knew that it was going to actually somehow mysteriously show up with the vaccine? Oh. And they told Trevor,
Speaker 1: we made it in we made it
Speaker 0: in 2 days. Yeah. They had a patent in 1990.
Speaker 1: You've got the floor. I'm not gonna interrupt you. Keep going.
Speaker 0: Keep going. It's all good. So so you have this amazing thing where you say, hold on a minute. We've got a known agent that we know makes people sick. That's a problem.
But now it gets to be a bigger problem because in 1999 going into 2,000, 2,001, a very interesting problem happened, and that was that Ralph Barrick figured out how to modify a component of the protein associated with coronavirus, and he actually made it into something that would target heart tissue. And, Alex, it's important for us to actually say this because in Kansas, in Texas, and soon to be in several of the states, there are a number of programs currently filing deceptive medical practices claims against Pfizer, and we need to be abundantly clear about the fact that this is actually something which is a good step, but it's an inadequate step because we need to go further than what we've done so far. Because what happened in 1999 is Ralph Barrick's coronavirus modification and manipulation program took what used to be a a respiratory and a gastrointestinal bug and turned it into something that would actually create cardiomyopathy in rabbits. And in 2002, that gave rise to the patent that was filed called the infectious replication defective clone of coronavirus. Now infectious replication defective.
What on earth does that mean? That means that we're gonna take an attribute associated with our model of the virus, and we're gonna take that attribute and we're gonna weaponize it. And we're gonna weaponize it in a very precise way. We're gonna amplify the ability for it to interact with a cell, to target a cell, and to actually harm the organism. But replication defective means we actually don't want it to act like a virus where it goes into the cell, multiplies, and then goes out.
What we wanna do is we wanna use the technology associated with the protein to achieve an outcome. And in 1999, going into 2,002, the world knew that the thing that had been modified was actually modified so that it would inflame the cardiovascular system. And I don't know how to explain this in a way that anybody can quite wrap their head around, but when Pfizer and Moderna and AstraZeneca and Johnson and Johnson all said, oh my gosh. We're surprised by the heart disease. We're surprised by the sudden cardiac death.
We're surprised by the inflammation of the cell linings of the vascular system. We're surprised by the clot formations. Not a single one of those statements was true. No one was surprised. This was published data between 1999 and 2002,002.
So we need to be extremely clear on this. This nonsense that somehow or another Pfizer was the victim of an unintended consequence It's absolute BS. They knew it was gonna hit the human heart. They knew it was gonna hit the vascular system. They knew there were gonna be clots, and all of this was published in 2000.
Speaker 1: And let me just back you up again. No worries. Because and digress back to where you were, but I'm digressing. Remember October 2020, the CDC and the FDA puts out a document predicting bad reactions, adverse reactions that predict the myocarditis blood clots strokes. Yeah.
So why do they I guess they brag. I mean, what is that? They did. They brag that I mean, it's fucking insane.
Speaker 0: This was this expediency argument that says, well, a few people are gonna suffer, a few people are gonna die, but it's all in the interest of public health. So as long as it's not your mom
Speaker 1: That was about getting their own employees when this happened to live with the greater good.
Speaker 0: And and and this is we're gonna go ahead and kill them.
Speaker 1: One time, about 15 years ago, I was on a hiking bike trail. Chris, quick story. And I was, like, hiking 5, 6 miles, and I came up. And and and the guy told me his name when I wrote it down when I got my car, and he was the head of the Texas health department. Yep.
And he said, Alex, you're right about the shots. They are hurting some people, but we've decided for the greater good. It helps more than it hurts, which you know is not true. He told me his name. I pulled his name up in the car on my phone, and and and looked.
He was the head of the health department. Yeah. So the state head health department,
Speaker 0: he was telling me the same thing. This is their cult. Yeah. And and they are okay with the necessary deaths. Remember and Bill Gates' number is 800,000,000.
Right? 800,000,000. Like, Hitler couldn't have fantasized that number.
Speaker 1: Hitler was a lightweight.
Speaker 0: My gosh. You know, you sit there going, Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot, you know, Mao put them all together, and they're freaking not even in the in the farm team. Right? That's not Major League. What we're talking about is Major League.
But what's critical to understand is that we knew not only that this was going to harm and kill people, but we also knew that in 2010, when mysteriously, a venture capitalist and a guy who is actually part of the National Science Foundation's research program called Darwinian Chemical Systems. I love that you laughed because
Speaker 1: I laughed. They're telling you right there.
Speaker 0: Darwinian Chemical systems. And people go, well, what's Darwinian chemicals chemical systems, Dave? Well, the answer is really simple. For 10 years, the National Science Foundation, starting in 2000, going to 2010, wanted to figure out if you could introduce mRNA into a cell and get the cell to write into the genome of the host cell. And it turns out that 10 years in, they succeeded.
And you know what they called the company that they formed? Oh, that's right. Moderna, modified RNA. Moderna. They told you what this was, and they didn't tell
Speaker 1: you So listen. Listen. I'm a stop you again.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Go ahead. You're doing
Speaker 1: an incredible job, doctor. You're the best at this. For, like, scientists that watch, they totally get you. But for the general public, do me a favor. Quantify then what the endgame is, the master plan, to go back into the technicals.
Speaker 0: Master plan is simple. 3 quarters of the world's population are unnecessary and then be shoved shoved off the planet.
Speaker 1: So it's being done now?
Speaker 0: The great news is it's happening. We we actually have watched World War 3 and let's get really clear.
Speaker 1: You're right. We're in World
Speaker 0: War 3. It's already happening.
Speaker 1: We're in the middle of a bio weapon war.
Speaker 0: We we we're sitting there waiting for the kinetics. We don't understand that this
Speaker 1: war war smart war isn't nuclear. It's it's silent.
Speaker 0: Not only is it not. Let's let's let's think about the fact
Speaker 1: set up a medical system that makes money while you kill people.
Speaker 0: My gosh. You you actually have pediatricians that were actually financially incentivized to get a percentage of their children injected. And we know we know that in 2018, we know that the pseudo uridine that was put in the shot yes. Big word, but just stay with me. The thing that was put in the shot to stabilize the mRNA, the thing that was modified was published to be lethal in every single use it had ever been put in.
Speaker 1: So they're doing a beta test
Speaker 0: knew we were going straight to humans to kill them.
Speaker 1: Am I wrong to say though this is the beta test to see if they get away with something bigger?
Speaker 0: There's no question. And the great news is you and I and a bunch of people who are in the community that's watching this presented a little bit of a steep That
Speaker 1: was my next question. How's it going for them? Sucks.
Speaker 0: Uh-huh. You know? And it's great. I I listened to you, Alex, a couple times in the last week or 2, and I I just wanna stop for a moment. Alex has to say this because nobody else does, so I'm gonna say it for him.
When he talks about the fact that this is a war and he's talking about the importance of Infowars and he's talking about the importance of keeping this thing going as long as we can, I wanna be abundantly clear? This is David Martin speaking as a totally unpaid spokesperson. I happen to just care about this. But I don't think we understand that we are no different we We cannot sit here and pretend that somehow or another, we're gonna sit there and go, well, you know, somebody else is gonna solve the problem. You are gonna solve the problem.
And having an event an a venue like this, let's be really clear, because people like me, I can't be on Bloomberg and CNBC where I used to be. I can't be there anymore because what I say will go in the And
Speaker 1: I should see you on there.
Speaker 0: Of course. That's where I used to live. But here's the problem, people. It's one thing for Alex to say, hey, pray for this organization and support it, but I'm going to be David Martin saying that without Alex, without the amazing work of people like Russell Brand and Tucker Carlson and Joe Rogan and others who are actually out there trying to keep a conversation going. If we didn't have these conversations in these venues, we have lost the war before we ever started.
Think about this, and Alex didn't tell me to say this, but I'm saying it to you. I want you to really think about this. George Washington, Valley Forge, middle of the winter. K? Terrible time to be at war.
Terrible time to be suffering because you realize that this thing that was supposed to be a revolutionary war that you thought was gonna be over after Lexington and Concord, Turns out it's gonna be a hard slog. You're gonna be at this thing for 10 years. And a lot of people were freezing in tents in Valley Forge. And a lot of people didn't have boots. And a lot of people didn't have enough ammunition.
A lot of people were sitting there going, well, why are some people staying in Philadelphia in warm houses while I'm freezing my ass off in the middle of Pennsylvania? This is the moment. This is our valley forge. This is our valley forge. This is when it stops being fun.
It stops being fun to actually be on the side of the people who are rah rah and, you know, go march and have a sign and protest and whatever else. This is when it gets hard because this is the Valley Forge winter. This is when we are faced all across the world with this story that, well, COVID's kinda over. And, yeah, the h five n two bird flu might come up, but it's, know, it's not gonna be as bad as COVID. No.
This is the Valley Forge, and we've got a long campaign in front of us.
Speaker 1: This is the time for one
Speaker 0: of soldiers. That's exactly right. So when Alex says pray for this organization, when Alex says go online and make sure that you help financially support this organization, he's not saying that because Alex wants to succeed as a person. Alex knows that without the utility of this voice and this platform, we will lose the war. So let's be really clear.
I couldn't be in this studio. I couldn't have an amazing technical team that's making this happen. I couldn't have Alex sitting here next to me. I couldn't have any of this material getting into your hands if it weren't for the fact that some of you have already supported this. But remember that this is your job now because the information's out there.
That's not the problem. Rand Paul knows the facts. Right? The house select committee
Speaker 1: It's actually I've seen you every year call him out. It's sad. I don't but I can't be a traitor by being nice
Speaker 0: to him. He knows. He's he's bought off. Exactly. But this is why I'm saying, think when when Alex tells you to support Infowars, I'm telling you, do it because this is when are you ready for this?
This is when the Benedict Arnolds happen. Remember what happened at Valley Forge, and this is a part of history we don't like to tell. But if we had actually had a Continental Congress that actually supported the campaign, really supported the campaign, like, actually said, yes. We're gonna make sure our troops have shoes. We're gonna make sure our troops have bullets.
Washington gave everything up to fund it. Exactly right. If we didn't have those people, then we wouldn't have had the traitors that ultimately made the battle last longer. Had we done the right thing as patriots, we would have actually shortened the period of conflict. And that's exactly what we need to be doing right now.
Speaker 1: Rand Paul's been an eternal.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right.
Speaker 1: And I hate to say that. I I I've known him since he was in college and his dad ran again at 96 adding on. But he knows
Speaker 0: all this. He does. And and so does the house select committee. Let's I mean, let's be abundantly clear. If you don't know the information I'm presenting, it's because you actually don't have a computer, you don't have anybody who's on social media, and you don't have a phone.
Because it turns out that the material that I'm sharing right now today is material that has been shared at the European Union Parliament times how many 1,000,000,000 views now?
Speaker 1: By you. Who knows?
Speaker 0: Right? But this material has been out. So if you don't know it, it's willful ignorance now. It's willful willful ignorance, and I know that they all know it. But if we go back to the crowd Starting over.
Speaker 1: I've interrupted a lot. I mean, this is the it's on record. They made it. I know you show the documents, which in financial forms, they had COVID 19 on the shelf years before.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. Everything is known and knowable. This is not news. But what we actually have, and this is where it gets a little subtle, and this is where I've encouraged very courageous people, and I'm gonna call out a couple people who I know are actually people who are working really hard to do the best they can do. But I will tell you, there are a number of attorneys general, there are a number of surgeon generals across the country, people like Lapetto in Florida, people like Ken Paxton here in Texas, people like Raul Labrador.
And they're all under attack. People who are absolutely attacked, but they are the ones who are actually holding the 1st vanguard positions we need to hold to actually allow us to say that we, the people, can start taking some territory. And that's why I'm gonna come back to the 9th Circuit because the 9th Circuit is the first time courtesy of George Wentz and his legal team at Davileer, courtesy of the Health Freedom Defense Fund and Leslie Mnookian, courtesy of all of the LA Unified School District teachers who had the courage to stand up when nobody was standing up. Courtesy of that, we had the 9th Circuit Court issue a majority opinion that said that the Jacobson ruling little bit of history. Jacobson 1905, the supreme court ruling that the public health system has been using to defend vaccinations, the 9th circuit court just held a week and a half ago that Jacobsen does not apply, and there's another supreme court decision, which is called Cruzan, that does apply.
And then let me unpack it because it's important for us to unpack this. Jacobson said that if you don't take a shot for smallpox, you can be fined $20 or $5 or whatever it is. That's what that case was about. It never was about justifying compulsory vaccinations. And everybody who tells you that Jacobson justifies compulsory vaccinations is actually not even reading the case.
It does not. What Jacobson did say was the public health interest is to stop the transmission of a pathogen. That's true. That was said by Oliver Wendell Holmes, supreme court justice in that case. But here comes the kicker.
Alex, you'll remember somewhere back in the freaking dribble of the last hour and a half, you'll remember I said this was an infectious replication defective coronavirus, which means transmission not only was not possible to be stopped by the injection, transmission wasn't happening. Kind of important. So they
Speaker 1: put a done out on purpose just to create food.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. And so what you have is a situation where, yes, people have spiked protein fragments, some of them from the shot, some of them from the tests that were done. How many people lined up and got nasal swabs shoved up their nose? How many of you know that DARPA funded a company that are you ready for this? Infects nasal swabs.
Speaker 1: Incredible.
Speaker 0: You can't make this up. I remember you, like,
Speaker 1: 3 years ago saying, they're gonna sell your DNA, and they're gonna point
Speaker 0: and it came out. Right. Exactly. Called it. And so we're in a situation where when you get to the 2018 and and I and I do wanna give you all some some beautiful information because we're gonna get to the hopeful side of this in a second.
But we're gonna get to the bad news first. And the bad news first is in 2014, when that gain of function moratorium was authorized to be waived by the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, the pathogen that they were working on was the Wuhan Institute of Virology Virus 1 spike protein. In 2016, they said it was poised for human emergence and in 2018 2019, a very bizarre thing happened. The United States government reclaimed the patent from the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and the Department of Health and Human Services at the National Institutes of Health took that UNC Chapel Hill patent on infectious replication defective coronavirus and reclaimed title and interest to it. And 4 months later in April of 2019, Moderna amended 4 patent applications in which they made the following statement.
After an accidental or intentional release of a respiratory pathogen. You know the word that bothers me in that sense? Release. That sound like leak? Does that sound like accident?
No. Release. No. It says release. This was not about an oops, a bat got away or oops, a wet market thing happened.
This was Moderna amending 4 patent filings in April of 2019. Then in September 18, 2019, we have the addition of the lethal respiratory pathogen that's gonna be accidentally or intentionally released. That's September 18th. One day later, September 19, 2019, president Trump is handed an executive order, which unfortunately was him signing an executive order, which is the coup d'etat that overthrew him. And I wish I didn't have to say that, but it happens to be true.
Because what he did when he signed the executive order on on September 19, 2019 is he actually put in motion the events that would lead to the cascade of the pandemic, and it was the pandemic that was used as the cover operation to overthrow the democracy of the United States. There is no question that this had nothing to do with public health. This had everything to do with Anthony Fauci announcing that he was going to do a coup. He actually executed the coup, and here's our problem collectively. We're waiting for a despot in Colombia or in Panama to show up with fatigues and actually have a violent interaction.
We wouldn't recognize a coup in the 21st century if it happened right in front of our country.
Speaker 1: We're looking for Hitler. No. It comes via medical suit.
Speaker 0: We have no idea that it's dancing nurses and it's doctors that are on camera And PR. And it's PR firms, and it's Fors Marsh developing the language So
Speaker 1: let me ask you this. If it's not going well for them Yep. And they still try to do monkeypox and and Marburg
Speaker 0: and Monkeypox was a real hit.
Speaker 1: And then and then now, the bird flu. What are they going to pull next when their program isn't working for them and the whole world's awakening?
Speaker 0: Yeah. I kinda I think I might have spoiled a little bit of the h five n two thing because I made the observation, and I wasn't supposed to say this out loud. But it turns out we were told that the guy in Mexico had h five n two, which had never been seen before in humans. That's what they told us, except for a 2016 patent in which h five n two was not only seen, but it was part of a patent. And worse than that, it was sold to the people who got the patent from BEI Resources.
Alex, you know what you've never heard of? BEI Resources. You know why you've never heard of it? Because we don't wanna admit it exists. But back in the early part of the of the 1900, the Rockefeller Foundation set up a thing called BEI Resources, and guess what that is?
That's the shopping center. That's a Walmart of biological weapons owned by NIAID. Lo and behold, the patent actually makes reference to the fact that h five n two was purchased from BEI Resources. This is the we never saw it anywhere before a guy in Mexico who happened to now be, what, overweight, diabetic. What else was he?
Speaker 1: Well, now Mexico admits he didn't have it. He's a fake piece of that. So what are they gonna do now if their whole plan is exposed?
Speaker 0: Well, what's gonna happen and what is happening is that the conversations like this are happening such that we are preempting the plan before it can even be enabled. And this is the part that I love about this country.
Speaker 1: The UN treaty didn't go through? We We knew,
Speaker 0: by the way, that around Memorial Day, we were going to have the UN treaty signed. Guess what? We scuttled it. And we scuttled it. This is the point.
I want you to look at me, and I'm looking at you. Right? This is an amazing moment. You and I don't have the 1,000,000,000 of dollars of PR. We don't have the support of all of the ad agencies and all the info control of the agencies and and all of the multilateral organizations.
We're 2 guys who put our pants on one leg at a time, I think. I don't know if you'd levitate.
Speaker 1: I do. No. I do.
Speaker 0: I actually do mine one leg at a time. But we are actually 2 people, and we're the ones that stop them. I love this. Right? I love
Speaker 1: Oh, it's historical. I know. I know.
Speaker 0: I know. How amazing it is that with none of the resources, none of the incumbent power that people think is in control, they couldn't win over the voices of a crazy bowtie wearing guy in the European Union parliament, of a crazy guy sitting in Austin, Texas fighting the battle to make sure truth is heard. They couldn't win over what we're doing.
Speaker 1: No. I agree. So we're winning, but you're a smart guy. They're gonna throw curveballs. How does the empire strike back?
Speaker 0: Well
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Speaker 0: Cool thing is all of us need to recognize that we need to actually make sure that we stop celebrating the wins that aren't wins. I wanna be really, really clear. The house select committee on COVID investigation is not a win. On x, on Facebook, on social media, on whatever platform you use, don't celebrate the lesser of evils. We're not there, and we're not going to win if we celebrate things that should not be celebrated.
Speaker 1: And by the way, speak to Spars because, obviously, that's a battle plan. It's it's the tweets are the same, everything. It says 2025, 2028, 2020, 2024. It's a battle plan so they can carry the code around. It's telling me we disagree.
General Flynn's agrees looked at it. So in that, they even talk about 3 years in the world awakens. They use that as credit government collapse society. But if we just jump right to the globalist instead of having a civil war, if we focus our anger at them, they lose. They think they're gonna focus all this anger on each other.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Well and and this is the piece that,
Speaker 1: But it shows how sick they are. Like like, it's right there.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. And and they've done it and they've done it over and over again. But, like, you know, here's the thing. After all this time, Alex, and I told you, I started this nonsense in 1999. So of all people, I have the worst batting average of any human being.
25 years at at the plate, still haven't connected all the way. Right? So I could look at it and go, well, that makes Dave Martin a failure. You've totally connected. Here's the thing.
The thing that I'm going to say is we have the ability right now to actually do something that we haven't done before, and I'm gonna start with a comment that I've made many times. Alex, do you and I agree on everything?
Speaker 1: Well, I agree with all you've taught me a lot.
Speaker 0: I agree with you. Yeah. But here's I know
Speaker 1: your personal views, but you
Speaker 0: The great news is we don't have to.
Speaker 1: We don't have to. What we can do,
Speaker 0: what we can
Speaker 1: do agree on not having bio weapons attacks.
Speaker 0: We can actually say that the perspectives you have and the perspectives I have are worth putting in front of people to consider. That's what we agree on.
Speaker 1: Yes. At the
Speaker 0: end of the day, that's what we agree on. And we can have disagreement. We can have honest disagreement. We can have conversations, and we can treat each other with humanity.
Speaker 1: But that's the thing.
Speaker 0: All of them wanted is to stop that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Exactly. What about this this the criminals do such outlandish stuff like you said at the start of the talk that we're normal people. Just wanna go home and be nice. We we think we project our own decency on them.
But if you study sociopaths and psychopaths and you study medical tyranny, this and and we've caught them. We just have to admit this
Speaker 0: is happening. Right. And that's our big breakthrough. Our big breakthrough is to realize that when it was monkeypox, remember that we had the truck spill in Pennsylvania where, allegedly, a bunch of monkeys sent running around, and then all of a sudden, we were supposed to have monkeypox? Tiny little problem.
Most of us didn't go to a gay nightclub in Germany, allegedly, which is where allegedly people caught monkeypox. I know I didn't go to a gay nightclub in Germany. I'm pretty sure you did, and I think you were here during that period.
Speaker 1: And then Fauci brags on videos about hepatitis shots to
Speaker 0: give Exactly right. We've done this over and over again. The difference between us the last 120 years and the difference between us today is that we have the ability to have conversations where this information is not shocking anymore. Tuskegee was shocking. The smallpox outbreaks were shocking.
The way in which we used the public acceptance with with with things like tetanus and ultimately things with pneumonia and other things to accept the overuse of antibiotics. These are all things that were done where we were told there was a problem, we were told that the government was the solution, and we were told that if we only listen to the government, we're somehow gonna be better off. Well, guess what? That model for a 120 years has failed.
Speaker 1: It's over. So people are awake now. They don't know exactly what's going on, but they're awake. What do we do versus what the establishment's gonna pull?
Speaker 0: Well, the great news is we start working together. Guess what I just did a couple minutes ago. What I did a couple minutes ago is I promoted Alex and the show and Infowars and this team, and I did it without asking for anything. We start depositing goodwill. Start depositing goodwill all over the place.
We actually have the ability right now to actually change our behavior, start living and treating each other with decency, start doing things where the community and the humanity that we actually manifest is something that people look at and go, I want more of that, more than I want the fear, more than I want the tyranny, more than I want the control. Because it turns out that the only way the globalist win is if you give in to fear. That is the only way they win. They cannot win without fear. They know love if it bit them in the ass.
No.
Speaker 1: I totally agree. So the time we have love, and you've been gracious to be here. And I want you to host now as long as you can go. But just I've asked a lot of questions that have been No. Great rabbit hole.
Let's start over. Could because we're reaching millions of people right now. We're gonna cut this up. We'll reach tens of millions more. And Tucker's gotta get you on and so does Joe Rogan.
I'm gonna call them above and tell them they gotta get you on. Quantifying, where would they have gone if we didn't get in their way? What's the next move? Other key details of this, who are the main players from your research? Who is the most guilty?
Speaker 0: Well, with Davilaar Law Group, with the health health freedom defense fund, with a couple others, we got masks off planes a year and a half before they were supposed to. And that was probably 4 or 5 people that got masks off planes around the world. Right? Because that case was not supposed to succeed. But the entire team at Davileer, the Health Freedom Defense Fund, got together and said, we're going to take masks off planes, and we won in Florida, and that meant we won in the entire world.
So every time you fly without a face mask, that's because 5 Americans stood up and said no.
Speaker 1: 5. To the point of believing yourself.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. Because it turns out that their system is a system that relies on the presumption that the all powerful man behind the curtain is all powerful. But guess what? He isn't. All you have to do is call him out for his fraud.
When it comes to h five n two, which was supposed to be the bird flu that we were all supposed to catch so that we all shut up about the World Health Organization as a criminal organization, which was set up as a criminal organization in 19 fifties to take over the world. It turns out that if we actually call them out on the fact that they were a criminal organization and they continue to be a criminal organization, news flash, the World Health Organization doesn't have the power it had. They were going to run the entire treaty through, and in May, we were gonna lose our civility. We were gonna lose our decency. We were gonna lose being individual sovereign nations and civilians inside of those nations that had any rights.
We were gonna lose it all, and they lost. And they lost because people like us had the better conversation. We can get in front of every single one of these campaigns. We can get in front of every one of these problems, and all we have to do is not fall for the notion that somehow or another, the all powerful other is sitting there, and we are incompetent and impotent to deal with the all powerful other. Because it turns out they are not all powerful, and they are not even the other.
They are an anonymous group of self serving psychopaths who have decided that they're gonna do whatever they can to take over the world. And where do we go after this? Well, it's very simple. Right now, our job between now and 2028 is what I like to refer to as the Armada of Arc strategy. In our history, we have a conversation around Noah and an ark that saved Noah's family and saved 2 of every kind of animal that crawled around and walked around and everything else, and then 7 of all the unclean animals, 7 pairs of all the unclean animals or all the clean animals.
Listen. That's a great story, except it misses the point. We need to actually create a system where it's an Armada of ours. We don't need to save the couple of us that are authorized to live. That's how the globalists think.
That's how the incumbent power systems think. They actually wanna have their houses. They wanna have their tunnels. They wanna have their escape boats. They wanna have everything else.
We need to actually be building the armada of art so that humanity makes this transition. Not a few authorized people make it. We need to make it. So what does that mean? That means start thinking about what it means how you treat your neighbor, how you treat people who are actually in your ecosystem, how you redefine what the parable was when Jesus talked about the good Samaritan.
How do you redefine your role in the world? Because here's the problem. The minute you can actually find out that, you know what, at my table, I always have extra chairs. You know why? Because somebody might come by.
Alex has an extra chair here in case I come to Austin. That's the way we need to start acting. We will prevail the minute we start having inside of our behavior.
Speaker 1: And as you said, you have to admit you're in a war. You have
Speaker 0: to admit you're in a war. Right.
Speaker 1: And and so getting back to this because there's so many technicals on a rep here, like, 20 times. For people who don't understand say it again. Where were they gonna take us if we fully bought this? How do you expect the enemy to strike back?
Speaker 0: Well, they were gonna kill us, and most of us didn't bend the knee. Remember that a third of the people fell for it, a third of the people were coerced, and a third of the people said no.
Speaker 1: And now 4% uptake. That's exactly right.
Speaker 0: So the good news is not only did they blow up the strategy of how they were gonna take over the world, but they destroyed the mechanism whereby they were gonna do it. Here's another thing they did, and this is equally important. They told us that we were gonna have solar flares in 2022. Remember that? We're gonna have all these solar flares.
It's gonna take out our communication system, gonna take out everything else, and they were relying on an old story of the Harrington effect. The Harrington effect was this giant EMP that was attributed to a solar flare that took out the electrical grid in the 1800. Well, it turns out that they wanted to do the same thing to take down our banking system. And so they told us that we were gonna have all these electromagnetic disruptions and interruptions, and guess what happened? A bunch of you went and got cash.
Kinda sucks when you're not relying on digital currency, when you actually have a secure way of making transactions with golds and silvers and with cash, it turns out that we didn't fall for it.
Speaker 1: So the only vicious move
Speaker 0: one of these is an intentional act to say, they're going to try to get you to live off of your cell phone and your computer. And my recommendation is very simple. Don't.
Speaker 1: Exactly. So if we become dependent, they got full control. So you you said it. They got their escape boats, the bunkers they're building. A real elite, a real aristocratic elite would build up humanity because they're gonna be in control of it and and would want a powerful society.
But instead, they're such jerks. They wanna hurt people because they have such a low view of themselves of projecting it. And and and so it's ridiculous. I mean, take Zuckerberg. I'm no military expert, but I know everybody in Hawaii and Hawaii hates him.
Yeah. If hell if hell goes down, everybody's going to his house. Doesn't matter how many troops he's got Yeah. How many robots. That that's a that's a that's a grave he's built.
It's not a threat. It's an obvious thing. They're all waiting for stuff, the power to go off. The first place they go is there. They see him as the devil.
Why would they think bunkers are gonna protect them?
Speaker 0: Well, I think that they genuinely thought and by the way, tragically, I I did a show, I don't know, a couple years ago where I brought up this 800,000,000 number, and it was just simple math. All I did was actually do Bill Gates' math for him. And when I said people go, oh, that's hyperbole. There's no way 800,000,000 people are gonna die. Well, maybe or maybe not.
What I can say is very simple. What I know is that the incapacitation of about a third of the world's population is certain. That means that people are going to be sick, they are going to die or they're gonna be caregivers for people who are sick and dying. What that means is that an enormous amount of the world is gonna be distracted over the next 3 to 5 years with cancers, with heart disease, with strokes, with disabilities, all because of the injection, all known to have been consequences of the injection when it was first built. We know that's gonna happen.
That's gonna take a lot of people out, but that's a great point, which is what was their game plan? And I'm gonna tell you a quick story. Can I tell you a quick story? I was in Rwanda when the African Free Trade Agreement was being signed, And I was with Paul Kagame who is absolute there's a whole another story about him and the genocide that he was involved in, in Rwanda during the conflict. But I was actually watching, and I got uninvited to ever come back for making the following observation.
Bill Gates had decided to go to Rwanda, the Rwanda, Uganda border, and he decided that he wanted to see the the giant gorillas that are in the jungles in Rwanda and in the Ghana border. But he didn't like to have, inconveniently, these Africans that were in the picture. So what he did was he made it so that only if you paid $10,000 and you had an official escort could you even go to the place where the gorillas existed. He he literally created a rule that he got Kagami to to go off on, which was actually to say, we're gonna go ahead and make this only the playground for the uber wealthy. So you helicopter in.
Conveniently, you don't have any locals to get in the way because they don't have $10,000 to actually put in their pockets. And when I called the president, Paul Kagame, out on the fact that he had let Bill Gates rob Rwandan citizens of their own natural resource, their access to the forest, their access to gorillas, their access to the ecosystem that they've had for tens of 1000 of years, I was told that I was anti Rwanda and anti development. Well, it turns out that's their worldview. Their worldview is I was about to say,
Speaker 1: they they they revel in taking things away from people.
Speaker 0: Exactly. And so the great news is don't let them. Remember that we only can be deprived of what we're willing to give. No.
Speaker 1: I agree. So going back to this doctor Martin, you're a really smart guy. If they're in big trouble and all this is happening, what do you expect them to do next?
Speaker 0: Well, what they're gonna do is they're going to already do what's in play right now, which is they're gonna try to increase the electoral version of the hijack that happened in 2016 and again in 2020. We're gonna see a massive amount of voter fraud happening through the form of early voting, electronic voting, illegal immigrant voting. We're gonna have every version of corruption of the democratic process as we come into November. I can't just say. We we're gonna have everything thrown at us.
This is a world in which what I would advise people as they vote and I would advise communities to as a community, put together visual surveillance of programs where you actually have people who photograph are you ready for this? Photograph how you voted. You didn't have to do that before because it used to be that a vote was a vote. But now we have plenty of evidence that says you could push a button 10,000 times, and a signal could go to Spain or it could go to Italy or it could go anywhere else, and it'd be converted into anything it wants to be so that a foregone conclusion happens. We need to actually think right now about how we make sure election is
Speaker 1: Well, that's right. A lot of people say, well, it's all rigged. Give up. No. By engaging it, we expose it.
Speaker 0: Think about it. Think about it. Expose it. Be part of the solution. And then recognize that as you move into the next, now, 6 to 9 months, which is when we're gonna watch a whole bunch of desperation happen.
What I would highly advise, and I've advised this everywhere I go, get used to using cash and make sure you have a lot of it on hand.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, sir. Why?
Speaker 0: Because your behavior will not be modifiable if electronic participation in the economy
Speaker 1: People need water filtration, food,
Speaker 0: money That's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Cash. So let me ask you this. Pulling back from this because I wanna be honest. My integrity is everything. I don't care about going to Detroit and being with JV Vance and Trump and all that great.
I followed it. Trump was for all the therapeutics. He was he believed in science. They already had this plan. They gave it to him.
He got conned. He won't come out and admit he's wrong. I'm mad at him about that, but I gut level think Trump doesn't understand all this just like Ronald Reagan. I'm not trying to give him a pass. They obviously hate him.
Am I wrong? Because Rand Paul's smart. He knows he's gonna send the documents. He won't say it. So I'm mad at him.
Am I wrong to say that Trump is in over his depth on this?
Speaker 0: So I'm gonna say the following. Donald Trump signed on September 19, 2019 a executive order that he did not know what he was signing. I absolutely know that to be the case. And I know that he had no idea what a DNA based vaccine platform was. So I know I know that president Trump did not know what was the substance of that order, and he didn't know the motivation.
He didn't know that at the time that that was put in front of him by the Department of Health and Human Services, he didn't know that Alex Azar was under criminal investigation for antitrust violations in Mexico for price fixing diabetes medications for the poor people in Mexico. Trump didn't know that at the time. What I can also tell you is that Trump did know that doctor Zeb Zelenko and others who actually had treatments, treatments that he wound up using for his own benefit. That's why
Speaker 1: I say he's good. He he he believes that he would just promote everything.
Speaker 0: Absolutely. And and what he was doing was saying, hey. It's a national crisis. Let's respond. Let's do the right thing.
He believed in the medical system. No question. And he did the right thing. But here's the problem. What happened was several of the largest donors that actually had a personal interest in Moderna's stock Happened to also be large donors to the Trump campaign.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 0: And I hate to say it. No. It's true. He old fashioned, 30 pieces of silver. You sell And his strength is his weakness.
Exactly right.
Speaker 1: They can't bully him. He won't bow to them, but he won't bow to
Speaker 0: me. Exactly.
Speaker 1: He won't admit he's wrong.
Speaker 0: No. And listen. That's the paradox. And I agree. And here and and what I would say is this.
President Trump could easily say that he was conned, that he did not
Speaker 1: have a in person. So what should we We're
Speaker 0: on we're on the same page.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's ready now. I told him this a year ago. Talk to him right now. Trump, they're gonna set you up for this. We know you're not behind it.
He's already stopped promoting it. Thank god, but he didn't do the lockdowns. We we we get it. You're we we know. They hate you.
We get it. But what would you say to Trump right now?
Speaker 0: Well, I would say that operation warp speed without his knowledge was actually signing the death warrant for a number of individuals who happen to be American citizens, who happen to be people that you swore an oath to protect. And the fact of the matter is that was never disclosed. Anthony Fauci, Deborah Birx, CDC, FDA lied, and as a result of their deception, the actions that you took in the interest of saving the country wound up harming US citizens. And the job that we have now is actually not to sit there and point the finger and blame who did it or who didn't do it. What we have to do right now is we have to say the executive order that gets signed on the day you become president, the executive order that is signed is the absolute erasure of the pharmaceutical liability shields that are in place for vaccine manufacturers.
Because if we want this thing to end, we really want this thing to end, what will happen is companies will be responsible for the products that they make. Period.
Speaker 1: And then they'll stop. And then then
Speaker 0: they'll stop. Pfizer and the Minute Moderna have fiscal and civil and criminal liability for the things that they actually are producing, guess how many pandemics we're gonna have?
Speaker 1: Not a
Speaker 0: lot. None. We will not have a pandemic.
Speaker 1: So so, doc, in closing, and I really appreciate your time, spend 5 minutes, 10 minutes, whatever time you've got on on where we are, because you've been dead on about this, how they go to your website, how they find out more, and what we can do to stop us and other tidbits with all these slides and all these documents because it's horrible they've killed tens of millions of people, but it's also very positive that they've bit off more than they can chew. Humanity's really waking up fast, but also will be overconfident with our enemies of what they may pull.
Speaker 0: Well and and they'll try a number of things, but they played all of their hand. And here's the part that people have to understand. You said
Speaker 1: they're out of bullets?
Speaker 0: They're out of bullets. They are out of bullets. They they wanted to make sure we got vaccine passports. They wanted to make sure that the World Health Organization came along and suspended all of our civil liberties for the rest of time. They wanted to do a number of things, and what happened was the World Economic Forum failed.
Klaus Schwab got tired and now is stepping down. The the the actors know they know that they failed. We have yeah. Melinda Gates has actually realized that the foundation the Gates Foundation was actually a giant, giant ruse that was done as nothing more than the setup for laundering the antitrust monopoly felony crimes that her husband had done back when Janet Reno settled with with Microsoft. We know those things.
And we know that the entire establishment, whether it's the World Economic Forum, whether it's the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, whether it's Open Philanthropy and Dustin Moskowitz, we know that all of these organizations thought that they could bamboozle all of us. They thought that by putting fact checkers on every post, we'd stop sharing posts. They thought by canceling people that we wouldn't actually listen to people's voices. They thought that by making sure that we never showed up on mainstream media, that nobody would ever hear our voices. But the bad news is for them, we continue to do it.
So what are the simple things that you can do? The simple things you can do, like I said before, support the alternative platforms that are allowing these voices to be heard. Make sure that you actually have these conversations when you consider political donations, when you consider political action, when you consider endorsing anyone for any position of leadership from a school board to a city council to a county council to a congress seat to a senator to a president, in every single moment, make sure that you are articulating the fact that we, the people, have the power. We have power to actually change the trajectory that we're on. We have the power to make sure that the people who actually acted with impunity no longer can do that.
And remember that things like the conversations I had just a few days ago with Maria Zee and others, these conversations where I actually introduced the idea that there are 68 scheduled toxins prepared for release. These are conversations that make the likelihood of pandemic not happen. The fact that on multiple occasions, we've talked about the fact that we're going to have a kinetic war where we're gonna look at the formation and the creation of EMPs, electromagnetic pulses, where we're gonna try to create the theater of taking out critical communications infrastructure so that the public actually has to accept digital currencies, CBDCs, all kinds of other behavior modification technologies. Every one of these things, what we need to do is we need to have enough of us talking about it so that it can't be a surprise because fear can only come if you're surprised. If you've anticipated it, it's not fear.
If you've anticipated, you can be prepared, you can be ready. They cannot knock you off your game if you know all of their game. So our job is really simple. Share this, communicate this, support every one of the voices that are actually out there making sure that this information continues to stay front and center. And like I said at the middle of this interview, we're in Valley Forge.
This is the middle of the beginning phase of the campaign. The best of America is in front of us. The best of America and the best of the world is in front of us. We The People spent a 120 years getting lazy, getting complacent, and getting indifferent to the power grabs that took place beginning in 18 98, again in 19 0 4, then again in 19 13, and certainly by 1933, 1934. Exactly.
Every one of these things was a takeover. We let it happen. We, the people, can say
Speaker 1: no. That's right. Because the alternative is total enslavement. Absolutely. But the good news is we have the initiative now.
All the top talk show hosts, you reach millions a day. All the top people are talking about liberty. Humans are hungry for liberty. We can win this thing.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right. Can't lie
Speaker 1: to ourselves what we're up against.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right. And once again, this is World War 3. That's not hyperbole. It just comes in a different form. So we need to understand we are at war.
We are at war for the first time, not with a nation state actor. It's not whose flag is above it, because I'll tell you what, there's some great Chinese people, and there's some terrible Chinese people. There's some great Americans. There's some terrible Americans. There's some great Germans.
It's spiritual. There are tons of people. This is actually a war on a different playing field.
Speaker 1: Good versus evil. We have
Speaker 0: to understand it. We have to take it seriously. And most of all, we have to have the audacity of waking up every day. And I'm gonna need to make sure you all hear me say this. Every day wake up realizing that you've been given a gift of another day.
That's a gift. And no one can take from you what is not yours to give. This is not your life. It's not Alex's life. It's not my life.
We are here for the purpose that we were created for, and we will serve that purpose until the last day that we're here. So don't worry. They can't take what you don't give them, so don't give them anything. Preserve your position with your purpose.
Speaker 1: That's right. Stop being scared of them and step into God's office. That's exactly right.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right. God's made us
Speaker 1: an office. We've got a mission.
Speaker 0: That's exactly right.
Speaker 1: So follow God instead of Satan. So in closing, how do people follow your information? How do they find it?
Speaker 0: Doctordmartinworldonx, davidmartin.world, and fullylived.world are the websites where we try to keep our content up. And believe it or not, we still have a YouTube channel that I think we only lost 2 videos on, so you can go to David Martin World on YouTube. If you want any of the historical stuff, all of the archive of all the butterflies of the week, which were where we put all this information starting in March of 2020, every single one of those is still up with the exception, I think, of 2. So, make sure you have a look at it. And I'll tell you, Alex, the only way I ever wanna do these interviews is sitting next to you.
Well I absolutely love the fact that we could do this spontaneously.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you coming here because
Speaker 0: and I'm super grateful.
Speaker 1: Because we're we got maybe another 2 months. Maybe we stay open, but it's it's they're closing in. I don't take that as a thing against me. It shows how desperate the system is. I mean, they've been desperate.
Speaker 0: Yep. And the great news is, as I I said before we came on air, you know, I find it fascinating that the people who actually advanced the narrative about getting the shot, advanced the fear mongering, advanced all of these horrific interventions at the beginning of the pandemic. Andrew Cuomo, who quite literally sent senior citizens to their death because he made sure that every That
Speaker 1: was a question I had to forget. What do you make of Burkes and and and Redfield all running from a sinking ship?
Speaker 0: Oh, well, listen. All all you know is we're on the right ship because they're leaving that ship, and they're coming over to our conversation. Chris Cuomo, CNN anchor who had all kinds of things to say about people not getting the shot. Guess what? He's now saying, hey.
We shouldn't have gotten the shot. Listen. We're we're on the winning team, people. It's the best thing in the world. We're on the winning team.
So act like it. Act like it. Put the jersey on. Suit up. Give somebody a high five that was on this team.
Remember that we have already prevailed. History is on our side. It already is. And every one of the perpetrators is realizing that it is a sinking ship. They're trying to jump off of it.
That means we have the winning team.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you this in closing because I've I only talked to you a few times on the phone and I got here. I know I've had buyout offers from them, and I've been threatened as well. I would imagine that's happened to you.
Speaker 0: What do
Speaker 1: you it has Many times. What do you do when they call up or threaten you?
Speaker 0: You know, it's it's actually funny. Jesus had an interesting story that I've I've said many times in a lot of circles. We've actually never told the story right. We talked about the temptation in the desert with Jesus, but we actually never listen to the story because Jesus didn't have a problem with temptation. That that wasn't his problem.
He was actually teaching us how evil works. And what he did, interesting enough, was he actually gave us the road map to smell out evil every day. Get behind me, Satan. What he said was that the first thing the devil's gonna do is he's gonna try to reorder the natural order. That's what the devil always does, stones to bread.
That's the first trick that they try. Right? They're gonna reorder the natural order. So what do they do? They offer you a thing which says, Alex, if you only do this, I'm gonna actually do the following things for you.
Right? They try to reorder the natural order. They try to get you to change. The second thing that the devil did to Jesus is he took him up to the top of the temple, and he said, jump off and get the angels to save you. Well, what was that about?
That was about actually denying the natural order of behavior and relying on technology, in this case, angels to save you where he didn't need saving because what he had done was he'd gone up to the top of the temple. He threw himself off. That's a dumb idea, so don't do that, and don't rely on technology to save you.
Speaker 1: It was a dare.
Speaker 2: It was
Speaker 0: a dare. Exactly. And when that failed, the devil said, bow down to me, and I'll give you the kingdoms of the world. Well, here's a little tiny problem. You know, I never knew that when I was sitting in Brussels at the European Union Parliament, I never knew that that particular speech was gonna be the speech.
Didn't know it. As a matter of fact, my beautiful wife, Kim, got up early about 2 o'clock in the morning so she could hear me, and she called me right after I was done. And she goes, how do you think it went, Dave? And I said, well, I think it was one of the worst speeches I ever did. And she goes, just wait.
I said, what do you mean just wait? She said, I think it was perfect. I think it was just long enough that you delivered a lot of information, but just short enough that people will listen to all of it. I watched as that video went 100,000,000, 200,000,000, a billion. I never knew that that was gonna be the video.
But what I also know is I don't know whether something about this conversation is the thing. But what I do know is that we take every single opportunity we can take to make sure that I will never bow the knee and lose my identity because my identity isn't mine. My identity was implanted in me when the first cells of my being were stitched together. My purpose was instilled in me the first moment. That's perfect.
Came together.
Speaker 1: Boom.
Speaker 0: My life is not mine. My life is in service to the mission that I was put here to do. And every single one of the temptations that people have ever made, every one of the threats, every one of those experiences comes down to a simple thing. You can't take from me what I can't give you. This wasn't mine, so you can't take it from me.
My mission is not my mission. It is a mission in which I'm playing my role. And each one of us, if we actually take that position in our life, there is no temptation that's even interesting. Because the only thing that I live for, and I've said this so many times I can't count, is hearing the following words at the very last breath. Well done, good and faithful servant.
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I spoke again with the nurse who worked for my husband, and she shared more about her experiences as a traveling nurse in NYC during the peak of the pandemic. She described the harrowing conditions, including marking patients with a red X for those expected to die and the mismanagement of COVID testing. She now suffers from myocarditis and has had to take a part-time job, earning significantly less. Despite her desire to share her story, she fears repercussions on her nursing license. I plan to ask her about making a video to share her experience.
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Remember the nurse I was telling you about that works for my husband? We spoke again today, and she had more to say... Well, she was a traveling nurse that was in NYC during the peak. She said, "We were given a red marker and told to put a big X on the patients that were going to die. 99% were put on ventilators, even the patients that were breathing normally. They put positive patients in rooms with people who weren't positive, and many were left in their own excrement,starved, thirsty, no family allowed, no contact with the outside world at all." She said it was the most horrific experience of her life. "If a patient didn't pop up positive,they would run the test 3 or 4 more times till it came up positive—although some never did, but they called it COVID anyway." I asked, "Did you say something to your superiors?" She smirked and said, "They were the ones giving the orders." She also has myocarditis now and can no longer work as a nurse. That's why she has a part-time sitting job where she makes about a third of what she was making as a RN. She took the shots because she didn't want to lose her job. She said the hospitals killed more people than anyone will ever realize. I told her to share her story, but she's afraid they'll come for her nursing license even though her health has deteriorated so much that she will probably never work as a nurse again. Next time I see her, I'll ask if she would be willing to make a short video sharing her experience.
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I can no longer publicly support COVID vaccines. For over three years, I've felt pressured to defend a medical intervention that nearly took my life and caused immense suffering. It’s time to acknowledge the reality of my experience and the impact it has had on me.
@HopeRising19 - NZ and the MRNA
AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC HEALTH PROFESSOR SAYS "NO I WILL NO LONGER PUBLICLY SUPPORT COVID VACCINES.... Prof Gemma Carey Public Health Academic Covid vaccine injured (link in comments) https://t.co/bYtVfejISM
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I worked as a nurse in NYC during the height of COVID and witnessed the devastating impact of flawed medical protocols. Many patients died due to a system that prioritized speed over care, influenced by financial incentives. I recorded conversations revealing how doctors adhered to ineffective treatments, even when alternatives could save lives. The media sensationalized the crisis, and fear led to mismanagement and unnecessary intubations. It's crucial to share these experiences to hold accountable those responsible and prevent future tragedies.
@MidwesternDoc - A Midwestern Doctor
🧵Nurse Erin worked in NYC at the hardest hit COVID hospital in America. She witnessed a horrifying number of needless deaths and exposed why so many people actually died. This secret recording shows how doctors would not treat patients they knew would die with anything except the standard protocols (which had a 90% fatality rate), even when she begged them to use the off-patent therapies which were saving lives around the world. This demonstrates the perverse incentives in medicine. If you do what you are supposed to, you get paid generously and never have to worry about getting in trouble, even if you kill all of your patients. In contrast, if you do the right thing and fight for your patients (saving their lives), the medical profession and the legal system will target you, even if you're the only one saving lives. Many stories like Erin's happened throughout the pandemic, but her recordings provide the critical proof of what actually happened throughout the pandemic.
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It's frustrating that effective treatments used globally aren't considered here. A doctor mentioned that many treatments don't work, and with a high mortality rate, there's little to lose by trying new options. Patients often present with severe breathing difficulties and thick mucus in their lungs, visible on X-rays. Proven treatments exist, like high-dose IV vitamin C, which has shown success in trials, but these are often dismissed. Instead, patients are frequently sedated and placed on ventilators. Despite the historical skepticism surrounding vitamin C, it has potential benefits that are overlooked, leaving many to question the current medical approach.
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Speaker 0: I I mean, when you think about it, it's sickening. It's the same reason they won't use, like, other treatments that are being that are successful around the world. And I had a conversation with a doctor about this.
Speaker 1: Are you guys doing, like, different sorts of, like, treatments? Because I know, like
Speaker 2: Nothing works.
Speaker 1: They have yeah. But I mean, there's, you know, they're coming out with different things
Speaker 0: that are
Speaker 1: in the testing phase.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing they come with a platinum. That's 2 more people than actually say. Uh-huh. So that's 1.
Speaker 0: And he said that they don't work anyway. And I told him, well, obviously, what you guys have going on here isn't working. So what's the harm in trying?
Speaker 2: I don't expect any of these people survive. 90% of them would die.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just maintaining. So I figured if it's assumed, they're gonna die anyway.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Just try and
Speaker 1: not throw a few.
Speaker 2: Well, it's, you know, I I don't know. That's that's always an issue in medicine whether if you just do it and whether they're dying anywhere or not. I
Speaker 0: But if you could find a cure,
Speaker 2: you have been like cure. So there's no antivirus therapy. The only way to do it is cure. But I there's no Or treatment,
Speaker 1: I should say.
Speaker 0: Re rephrase treatment.
Speaker 2: You could treat it, but but, you know, it's you have to have some scientific basis for whether these things are worse or not. It just thrown everything at them. You could make them worse. Uh-huh. So
Speaker 1: Yeah. Worse than death. Worse than death?
Speaker 2: Well, we said 90% maybe that 10% maybe. Maybe they're true. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So but, I mean, if there's no basis for it working, I mean, you wanna just try things just because I mean
Speaker 1: I would. I might. It could save
Speaker 0: my life. Yeah. Hell, I do.
Speaker 3: So with these actual COVID patients, they they present by not really being able to breathe. Maybe they've, as you say, they've probably waited too long. They're not able to breathe, and some of that's anxiety. And and what else so what else do they what how how else do they present?
Speaker 0: So their lungs, if you look at their x rays, you can immediately see that these patients are affected by COVID because they're white. Their lungs are white and the secretions are really, really thick mucus y and white. And that's what the the photo or the x-ray of these lungs look like.
Speaker 3: And what so what does a white lung look mean? What is that is that just is that mucus?
Speaker 0: Yeah. It's coated. It's almost like their lungs are coated.
Speaker 3: So so that makes it hard to obviously transfer oxygen into the bloodstream. And so okay. So they've got very mucus y lungs. And how how do you deal with that? Is that what hydroxychloroquine and zinc do?
Or I
Speaker 0: mean, those treatments are for beginning stages. Like, once you get to the stage where your lungs are looking like that and you're having a lot of trouble breathing, there are proven treatments that have passed the three trials in Asia through doctor Chang. He's a US board certified physician. Is this, like, extremely high dose IV vitamin c. He successfully treated people with that.
And what that's doing is it's giving your body essentially your lungs, like, the power, the antioxidant power to kick it out while you can be getting IV antibiotics to be treating this and getting rid of it. But they don't wanna have anything to do with it here. What they wanna do is just throw them on a vent and sedate
Speaker 1: them. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Have you done the high dose IV vitamin c that is successful in Asia?
Speaker 2: Or really other stuff. There's a people trying to sell this stuff. There's no But it basis for vitamin CQ working here. And then
Speaker 0: Well, the doctor Chang, he was the one that it went through the the that high dose. I'm talking super high dose IV vitamin c. That's super antioxidants. Tell it's your body fight that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 0: It passed 3 three trials, and it's being effective. It's just weird how, like, everybody just, like No. No. No. Shuts it down immediately.
Speaker 2: Because it's vitamin d vitamin c story has been around for a very long time.
Speaker 0: Oh, that's weird because I take it daily
Speaker 2: and I'm I'm a second. Just a good gene if you're not getting sick. I don't think somebody doesn't see
Speaker 3: any.
Speaker 2: Just a good gene.
@MidwesternDoc - A Midwestern Doctor
The horrific events we witnessed during COVID were a result of what began during Obamacare. To save money, hospitals no longer focus on saving everyone, rather they are paid to get everyone out as fast as possible and sacrifice the vulnerable to do so. https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/what-makes-hospitals-so-deadly-and
What Makes Hospitals So Deadly and How Can We Fix It?
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@MidwesternDoc - A Midwestern Doctor
The hundreds of COVID deaths at Elmhurst hospital were sensationalized by the media to justify the lockdowns. Here, Erin shows that the entire disaster was manmade but no one else questioned the abhorrent COVID protocols. To prevent another COVID-19, her story must be heard so we can hold those who caused it responsible.
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New York, particularly Elmhurst Hospital, became the epicenter of the COVID-19 crisis, facing overwhelming patient numbers and dwindling supplies. Nurse Erin Olszewski, who worked there, observed troubling practices, including mislabeling patients as COVID-positive despite negative tests and the aggressive use of ventilators on patients who may not have needed them. She noted a high percentage of patients from marginalized communities and highlighted the lack of experienced doctors on the floors. Erin documented her experiences and raised concerns about protocols that seemed driven by financial incentives rather than patient care. She witnessed patients being treated without proper isolation, leading to increased infections. Ultimately, Erin felt compelled to speak out against these practices, believing they contributed to unnecessary patient deaths.
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Speaker 0: Almost from the onset of the coronavirus epidemic in the United States, New York has been described as the epicenter of the outbreak, and Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, the epicenter of the epicenter.
Speaker 1: Obviously, Elmhurst Hospital in Queens is right now the epicenter within the Elmhurst Hospital is the epicenter of the epicenter.
Speaker 2: And Elmhurst Hospital is really at the center of this crisis here in the city and in the country with doctors desperately trying to keep up with the growing number of patients as supplies dwindle.
Speaker 3: When
Speaker 4: you see the black body bags, you say, what's in there? It's Elmhurst Hospital? Must be supplies. It's not supplies. It's people.
Speaker 0: Also from the beginning of the crisis, ventilators were described as essential life saving equipment initially in short supply.
Speaker 5: You picked the 26,000 people who are going to die because you only sent 400 ventilators.
Speaker 4: I knew that every person who needed a ventilator and didn't get one would die.
Speaker 0: But why does New York and Elmhurst in particular appear to have been hit so much harder than other places in the United States? And were ventilators ever the right approach to treating COVID nineteen, especially once we realized that 60 to 90% of those vented do not survive? The experience and observations of nurse Erin Olszewski seem to offer some answers to these pressing questions while simultaneously providing frontline information about a number of other hot button topics, including the disproportionate number of COVID deaths among Americans of color, the distortion surrounding do not resuscitate orders, the disregard for personal protective equipment standards, and the clustering of COVID positive with COVID negative patients, which she witnessed again and again, and the tremendous amount of nosocomial or hospital acquired infections that resulted. Perhaps most urgently of all, she speaks of the therapies and protocols employed in her home state that did work. Erin was brought from Florida by a service funded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
She spent almost a month at Elmhurst. What she saw there compelled her to become a reporter and whistleblower alongside her already extensive nursing duties. She made recordings, posted warnings on social media, and spoke through proxies about the nightmare condition she witnessed. Erin was raised in Wisconsin and enlisted in the army when she was 17, just before 911. She deployed in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003.
Part of her duties involved overseeing aid disbursement and improvements to hospital facilities. While in country, she received the Army commendation medal for meritorious service and was wounded in combat. Erin eventually retired as a sergeant and became a civilian nurse in 2012. A mutual friend who was helping her make hidden camera recordings introduced us to Erin. After working a long shift at the hospital, she agreed to do an impromptu interview in her room at the Marriott Marquis overlooking Times Square.
We encourage the viewer to leave aside their preconceptions about the nature of what is happening, to hear firsthand from an eyewitness who, at great personal expense and without political prejudice of any kind, now openly reports what she discovered in the hopes that the information will be put to good use to save lives. She began by telling us one of her most disturbing findings, that people who had repeatedly tested negative for COVID were being described as COVID confirmed.
Speaker 6: Okay. So if you look close, I'm in my patient's chart. I am pulling up, like, their laboratory results. So if you look here, you'll see COVID 19 bio reference lab. Here are the test results.
As you can see, 512020 at, 1716 not detected. They test for a second time. 5 42020, at 1759 not detected. So both of those are negative. Scroll up to the top.
This is my patient. They are on a vent, and they are being called COVID 19 confirmed. Droplet in contact and eye protection. So this person is droplet in eye. COVID confirmed.
Positive a click not detected. No result in the above.
Speaker 7: No. Oh.
Speaker 6: How are you? Pretty good.
Speaker 0: While Erin was using her hidden camera to document another chart showing a patient with negative test results who nonetheless was labeled COVID confirmed. Another travel nurse entered the room. They began to discuss what Aaron was seeing.
Speaker 7: So some file reference Yes. Here.
Speaker 6: Done here. So not detected here, but they're presumptive.
Speaker 7: Now they're all but they are detectives.
Speaker 6: They're saying it's positive. Not detected, but it's not detected. Where's it going? So I
Speaker 0: You said that they were vented immediately upon being brought in? Is that
Speaker 6: Yeah. So the thing is is they're coming in with difficulty breathing. And a lot of these patients are really coming in with anxiety because everybody is they're scared. And when I was back home, I was working in the ED out in the tents. And most people that were coming through were coming through with, like, symptoms of just, you know, anxiety or, you know, they're worried and they're breathing fast, then they get all nervous.
So this is how the people are, like, coming in. Now I'm not saying that some of them, you know, don't have COVID. Like, there are there is there are people that come in, and they really do need help. Not to the extent of event, but they need help. But these other people, like this person who wasn't COVID multiple times, you know, and a lot of them are on either medic Medicaid or Medicare.
They're poor. They're from, you know, a lower class. We're at a public hospital. They need the funding. So take them.
They take them. And they tell them pretty much that if they don't get an event, then they're probably not gonna survive. But the reality is if they get on that vent, the likelihood of them walking out the hospital is slim to none.
Speaker 0: And can I ask you, what, like, peep are they on? And is that being mandated or specified what the pressure is on the vent?
Speaker 6: Here's the thing with this. So you don't have actual doctors that know critical care, ICU doctors on these floors. There's a dentist, and there are residents with these. So residents are essentially students, and they have no idea what they're doing. Like, I had to police actually, today, I had to police a resident.
Because he wrote an order for me to run, Versed, which is a medicine that you have to be very careful with because it can kill someone at, like, quadruple the speed of what you should be running at the dose. And had I not known that, then I would have easily killed the patient. And it would have been okay under their covid standards. So everything is kind of a wash. Nobody is held accountable for anything.
And these people that are at events are essentially being like they're these residents are, like, practicing their skills on them. So they're practicing central lines. They're practicing, like, invasive procedures that are really unnecessary.
Speaker 0: What is the percentage of black, Latino, white? What what what's the racial composition?
Speaker 6: Hispanic and black for the majority.
Speaker 0: And what's the age range?
Speaker 3: And Asian.
Speaker 0: And Asian. And what's the age range?
Speaker 6: 20 year olds all the way up to 70, 80 year olds. Very few I should say very few 80 year olds. But the majority of people, I would say, are in their forties or fifties.
Speaker 0: Wow. And what percentage of the people that are in there do would you say actually have tested positive for COVID?
Speaker 6: Half. Probably half.
Speaker 0: But everyone is being treated as though
Speaker 6: The entire hospital is COVID. So half the hospital is not COVID, but there were on COVID floors.
Speaker 0: So let me just ask you about nosocomial infection. So you're saying they're putting non COVID or COVID rule out with definite COVID patients.
Speaker 6: Yes. So I was only wondering because, like, I was looking at, like, all the patient rooms and, like, this patient is in with, like, a non COVID. I don't I don't understand why they're doing that.
Speaker 7: I know. There's 4 patients in a row here
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Non COVID. And this is supposed to be the COVID
Speaker 6: Yeah. Because 7th floor, like, shut it down. That's right. I'm confused. They're gonna have non COVID there.
Speaker 7: Yeah. This is gonna be the only COVID, so they shouldn't put any non COVID here.
Speaker 6: Well, that's what they've been doing. They're banking on the fact that they'll get it because they're already immunocompromised. So they're just they're and they'll put them in the same room. So there's double rooms. So you have a COVID with a non COVID.
They don't even care. We have enough rooms where they can be separated now because it's not as busy as it was, you know, 4 weeks ago. But they don't care. They're just putting them together. I have that right now happening.
And, like, the guy over in They
Speaker 7: said 220 Yeah. That were 2 negatives.
Speaker 6: And they're they're in the positive. Like, the guy over in 29, I had him upstairs. So I was in CCU before it. Yeah. And he came in with a with a stroke.
I know. That's what 26 one was, a stroke. And no COVID. Nothing. And now he's got COVID, and he's on a vent.
Speaker 7: Oh, because we gave it to him here.
Speaker 6: She I don't know how this ended up being full circle. I know. But she she literally came in with a broom and then she left, like, 5 minutes later. My patient had died of COVID and she didn't lock the floor. She was cleaning, getting prepared for my next patient, and she didn't
Speaker 3: mop the floor. I was like, that is the least
Speaker 6: That's a standard. Mop the
Speaker 3: I didn't think
Speaker 6: I had to tell her that. Right. People don't know how to properly wear their PPE. Let's go back to Ebola. Like, when Ebola was here, people took that very seriously.
You have, you have a nurse in the room and all the head to toe PPE. This is Ebola. This is this is I'm gonna compare it. And you have another nurse that's outside the room handing supplies, you know, the the clean nurse and the dirty nurse. Right?
Going and when they're taking their their outfit off the you know, one nurse is unzipping the back so she can take it out, walking out. They're not doing that here. We're wearing, like, our scrubs, and then we have maybe, like, a net top. Our pants are exposed. They're wearing booties over their shoes, but the booties are going room to room to room, and then people will wear them through the hospital.
Speaker 0: So there's massive spread just through the the improper use of the PPE?
Speaker 6: I mean, that's it's a no brainer. Everyone it looks good. It looks good. Looks like you're super safe, but in reality, it's ridiculous. So you're gonna go to you'll go room to room.
You'll maybe take that top off, put a new top on, but the rest of you is still exposed. But, I mean, why are they doing this? You know? I don't
Speaker 7: know what the
Speaker 6: suspected suspected and then there's,
Speaker 7: like, principal hospital. Is that meaning, like, a nosocomial? Is that what that means?
Speaker 6: Like, we have in the United States, and we've had it for a while, a rapid test. It's 45 minutes. Do you have COVID, don't you? They're not they're not doing the rapid test here.
Speaker 0: They're not? No. They Mhmm. Okay. I I At Alherst, you've never seen them.
Speaker 6: Nope. They don't do it. It's too expensive. They do 5 day. It's like 5 to 7 day turnaround.
In the meantime, they admit them onto COVID units. So non COVIDs, the rule outs are going to COVID units and waiting for the results. Even though we have a rapid result, which is 45 minutes, and they're not doing it. No. Not one.
Speaker 0: But when you say it's too expensive, I mean, isn't this all getting charged to the fund anyway? I mean, why not do it? Why not? Are you are you saying that
Speaker 6: I don't know why. It doesn't make any sense to me. I asked the doctor about it. How come you guys don't do the rapid test here?
Speaker 1: I see the claims. I mean, it it exists. It's just they don't have access to it. There's only limited supplies. So if you have deep pockets, you get first.
Speaker 6: Oh, so money.
Speaker 1: Most times it's money above everything. Yes. That's sad. No way. It's a reality.
Speaker 6: I compare this hospital to a 3rd world country. I've been in a 3rd world country hospital in Iraq. The Iraq hospital is better than this one, and that says a lot. I've been there. I I've had I've been in both hospitals, and we're this is in the United States.
And this hospital is treating low income mostly, people. And it almost makes me feel like they think these people are disposable. And they're not. They're they're they're people. You know, everybody people are not disposable.
You know, especially especially these the ones that are struggling day in and day out, the hard workers, you know, like trying to reach that American dream and they're not given a chance because they're brought to this place where nobody cares.
Speaker 0: And is there, an understood financial incentive to diagnose COVID?
Speaker 6: Yeah. Of course. So in the hospital that I'm in right now, it's all COVID at this point. Every single floor is COVID, and they need it that way, obviously, for a reason, in my opinion. But the a person cannot come to the floor unless they have a COVID diagnosis.
Speaker 0: Is the reason did they not wanna cross contaminate? Is that would that be the legitimate reason why to you would create an all COVID floor?
Speaker 6: Here's why I will say no to that is because they're admitting people for, quote, COVID rule out. So this guy was probably admitted COVID rule out, tested him. They saw that it came back negative. They probably already did something where they needed to now call him COVID in the hopes that if they're putting him on a COVID floor and there's nurses going room to room to room, he will get it, and then they'll be, you know, they'll be backed when he does pass that he did have COVID.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I mean, that's that's I know. That's quite a charge. I mean, what what makes you think they really want them to to get COVID? Because it
Speaker 6: Money. Money. It's I think it's at least $29,000 per per patient. And then you have to think, you're also charging supplies and more supplies and more supplies. That's just like a bonus money.
Speaker 0: But what did the but the residents aren't getting that. Right? I mean, why why?
Speaker 6: That's the thing. And I actually had a I've went
Speaker 3: at
Speaker 6: it with a a lot of residents already, and, they're they're order followers. So there was resident and I have this on tape. I video I taped it because it was just so disgusting to me. A 37 year old, which is my age, was not a DNR. It's a full code.
His family in-depth discussed with the doctors that they want us to do everything they can to save him. He came in talking. He was very terrified. He was just, like, you know, totally alert. Knew what was going on.
And they convinced him to be on a vent. Now he's dead. But the doctor said when I got into shift that, if he codes that we are not to resuscitate or try to save him. And we flipped This is important. I just asked them if they could put
Speaker 8: a DNR order and they said no.
Speaker 6: That's up
Speaker 8: to the attending.
Speaker 6: Okay. So we're gonna call them?
Speaker 8: That's what I said and I said no. We're not. I said yes. We are. We're obligated to.
Alright.
Speaker 6: So then I You gotta say something though. Like, it's our license. Unfortunately, you guys gotta put in an order. Just something That's
Speaker 8: what I said. I said, I'm obligated. Yes.
Speaker 6: What did she say?
Speaker 8: She's like the higher up said. I said, I don't care what they said.
Speaker 6: What higher up god? We don't have a god here making I said
Speaker 3: I said
Speaker 7: I don't
Speaker 6: care what they said. So we're supposed to he's not DNR, but we're treating it as DNR. Basically. Did his family know?
Speaker 7: So
Speaker 0: So what was that?
Speaker 6: So that was we were just getting on shift because we're starting the night shift at 7. And that was the nurse from the day shift saying pretty much we shouldn't code him if he's going to code. And then I turned my glasses on. Why are we being told not to decode him essentially? Like he said.
Speaker 8: I mean, because I'm gonna tell you right now, if he's on his out, I'm jumping on his chest.
Speaker 6: Period. Point blank. It's gonna happen.
Speaker 8: Okay. Because until that status is changed in the computer, that's what I'm obligated to do under my nursing license.
Speaker 9: Right. I mean,
Speaker 6: because you guys aren't gonna pack me
Speaker 8: up and protect me.
Speaker 9: Well, Elmhurst does have a a policy given, like, a COVID policy given their scarcity of Right. Dialysis and blood.
Speaker 3: It could
Speaker 6: be a chem code. It could be whatever.
Speaker 9: It's not there's not a it's a difference. Normally, the standard is what the family says. Like, we just do so if they would say code them for about 5 years, like, we just do that. Right. Total data.
It's a little bit different now because of the new policy in place with our we're putting in place, which is that you don't need full family cons like, you can just tell someone that it's medically futile, that we're not willing to just pour blood and resources into something that isn't would be impossible to get
Speaker 8: back. Right.
Speaker 9: But I look, it's He's 37. I mean, it's brutal.
Speaker 6: Well, so they tried.
Speaker 8: Well, our higher ups have agreed and our attendings agreed that this is futile care at this point. He is not gonna
Speaker 6: make it. I said, he doesn't have
Speaker 8: an epidural going. He doesn't have anything to sustain going. And I said, and who decided this? And I said, can you put a comfort care order in that? No.
We can't do that. Can you put a DNR order in? No. We can't do that. I said, so what's our plan?
Speaker 6: Do we have a modified She
Speaker 8: goes, well, he's dying. And I'm like, I understand that. But there needs to be an order indicating that either I'm doing compressions or I'm not doing compressions.
Speaker 6: Well, I can say that we can all be in agreements that we will do it.
Speaker 8: I will definitely Yeah. Because I'm gonna jump on
Speaker 1: them. Yeah.
Speaker 6: So will I. I will write with you. I don't care. That's what we that's what we're here for. I'm not
Speaker 8: Like, until they change his status that he is a DNR, and they can do it through physician consent if they talk to the family. Yeah. But until they change it, and I see it,
Speaker 1: he's a full code to me.
Speaker 6: What if we know when someone is we're close. We'll pull the code card up and be ready. You know, we're ready. I had the epi ready. That's one of the first things we do, and she wouldn't let me give it.
So this was that woman. And the entire time and this was over his over his body. His alive body. And we're arguing and she's laughing. She was smirking.
And how that how this this man died was the nurses arguing with the doctors over him as he was dying. And she's smirking the entire time. I was so it was probably one of the worst experiences in my entire life. But all I can think about is that at least he knows that we were fighting for him
Speaker 0: when he died.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 6: But this is my conversation after after what happened. And the guy I told you about earlier that had pulled his tube out, he was up at that point. Like he was on the same floor. He had pulled his he was the one that they wanted to sedate. So at that point, he was doing better where he could walk.
This doctor put a diaper on him and told him to poop in his pants. So after the code, I went to go check on him, and he's poop. He has he goes, I have poop in my pants. I'm like, why do you have
Speaker 10: poop in your pants?
Speaker 6: And he said that because the doctor told him that he has to do that. And I've just lost it. It was her. This is wrong. It is straight up.
This it is wrong. And I have been I am 37 years old. I have been in a hospital since I've been 16. Military hospital is that well.
Speaker 11: Aspect of it was wrong to you. I I agree that there were parts of it that were wrong too.
Speaker 6: Calling a patient a DNR when there's no order for it and telling us like, straight up telling us, you're not doing anything. That's wrong. If that was my brother or my father or anybody, I would be furious. And I guarantee you if I called his family right now and told him what what happened, they would be furious too. I flipped.
I we were all crying. There's a lot of nurses that that were that that know that this is wrong, but they're afraid to, like, say anything publicly. She said when I was talking to her, she said, afraid to, like, say anything publicly. She said, when I was talking to her, she said, we don't always we're not always getting the orders that comes from the top down. And I was thinking, that's the exact problem with everything.
Where is it coming from? What's the purpose? Are you guys really trying to kill everybody like everybody thinks? Within our unit, we it was a big fight and ultimately, the kid died with us over his body arguing about this. That was over there?
Yeah. And the doctors but he's like the doctor will just write it up that we that we, you know,
Speaker 1: hold us. I don't know.
Speaker 6: Because I don't know him. I'm sorry. I'm not doing that. There's a doctor that came upstairs that I had worked with prior. He was working in the ED.
Heard what happened. He came into the room with me and told me that what I did was good. And then so there are good doctors in here. You know, I guess the word traveled after this.
Speaker 0: You mentioned earlier that this that this is a common occurrence where people come in able to speak and they just have low oxygen levels and then and they're put on a vent. Is so what what's what's going on there?
Speaker 6: I don't know. I honestly I I have no idea how they're assuming everybody is just the same. There's no individuality anymore. These residents, I think a lot of them are just stone cold. You know, there's no emotion, and they don't view people as people anymore.
And it's really sad. Like, we came I came a little bit later, you know, after the big rush, but there was still a lot of people coming in. And a lot of us were just in shock. Within the first couple days, you could see exactly what was going on. My bigger problem with this whole scenario is when they intubate people that don't need it.
Yeah. And it looks very clear to me that they're just pushing it. You almost feel like you are literally living in the twilight zone. And you feel like you're the only sane one in a bunch of insane people. And it's scary because these are the people that others are trusting to take care of them.
And they're really doing the opposite. I'm to the point where I'm afraid that I'm gonna start thinking that this is normal. I don't wanna ever get to that point because they think that. Like, the people I work with that are local nurses and doctors don't see anything wrong with this.
Speaker 0: Really? I mean, they they don't is do they see was was it just, like, kind of a hard past few months? Is it or
Speaker 6: This has been like this. And from what I hear, like, from I I mean, there are really there are good nurses that work there too. Like, I have made good friends with a lot of the nurses that do work there. There's good people, but they're outnumbered.
Speaker 0: What so what happens? People come in like this 37 year old, and what was he complaining of or what was going on?
Speaker 6: Respiratory distress. He didn't have COVID either. He he did not have COVID.
Speaker 0: And how do we know that?
Speaker 6: I I took care of him. I have the same type of, results from his chart as I do with my other patient. It was like the day before intubation who was fine on the air breather. And then they intubated, and then he had a normal, and then they put in a test tube. And then it's really sick.
And now he's 37 years old and dead. Yes. That's what I'm seeing. Like, all these negative tests, and they're and they're putting them on these fence. It hopeful that they'll get it.
They'll be put on these COVID floor is murder. It straight up is it is setting these people up for failure based on money.
Speaker 0: Medicaid is who pays out or who's paying this bonus of 29,000?
Speaker 6: I do I believe it's medic Medicaid Medicare. It's government money that I don't know exactly where it's coming from, but I know that it is. But I know the orders are coming from, the above, someone above. And everybody says that it's someone higher up. I'm like, good.
Call them. Like, during that DNR when they're telling us or the the full code when they're telling us not to, you know, do CPR. I'm like, alright. Call your higher ups then. Let's talk about and they wouldn't.
Because they're all scared. Everybody's scared. And everybody's scared to stick up for themselves. And I've called a lot of doctors unethical to their face. And they deserve it.
I'm a nurse. I'm an advocate for my patients. Absolutely. And to
Speaker 3: the I'm
Speaker 11: not the flip side of it, but I totally agree.
Speaker 6: But no no no. This way. That there's a DNR. You you were laughing and you thought it was funny. You were like smirking.
You're being really rude to all of us.
Speaker 3: I
Speaker 6: And I thought that was really good.
Speaker 11: Since I'm not being rude
Speaker 3: in that.
Speaker 6: It was really yeah. You are. It was very disrespectful. Okay. And I don't think that you're gonna be a very good doctor.
Okay. I understand. Thank you. You're welcome.
Speaker 11: But
Speaker 6: I hope you learned something from this.
Speaker 0: Was this the dentist or was this or these are residents you're talking to?
Speaker 6: This one was a fellow. She was a CCU fellow. Cardiac. She's a cardiac fellow.
Speaker 0: What killed him? Was being did the vent kill him?
Speaker 6: Yeah. Oh, yes. They're so sedated. He had probably 8 or 9 drips. It's all sedation.
It's all sedation and, paralytics. So you are asleep. It is essentially like you're you're under you know, you're in surgery, you know, and they put you under like that, for a good month straight. There's no way you can recover from something like that. You'll be brain dead if you do.
Speaker 0: So so can you list some of the drugs that they're put on on the drips?
Speaker 6: Yeah. There's propofol, Fentanyl, Nimbex, Versed. Gosh. Hang on. I have a list.
I think a list from this is one of my one of my patients was on this. Just one patient. So Nimdex, a 100 milligrams. Presidex, 400 milligrams. Fentanyl, 25 100 micrograms.
Heparin, 25,000 units. Versed, 50 milligrams. Levofed, 16,000. Neil 50 milligrams, propofol 10 milligrams, vesopressin 100 units. This is one person, and there are all these drugs are running at the same time into them.
Speaker 0: So in the case of this 37 year old, he comes in complaining of some respiratory distress. Did he have low ox blood oxygen?
Speaker 6: Totally healthy guy. And he was sat in, like, such like, this oxygen saturation in like 88, 89.
Speaker 0: So a little low.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah. But people do that. You and I probably do that. We're we're not monitoring our oxygen, you know, all day long.
Speaker 0: But he but he felt shortness of breath, so he came in?
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 0: And and what was the next step? What what what would have happened next?
Speaker 6: He went to a step down unit, among other
Speaker 0: What does that mean? Sorry.
Speaker 6: It's just a unit that where people aren't quite on the vent yet. And I say on the vent yet because that's I should call it a step up unit to the vent.
Speaker 0: So are was he do they what's the phrase you used? COVID,
Speaker 3: COVID
Speaker 0: rule out. COVID rule
Speaker 6: out. So that's how they admit everyone to the floor that doesn't have a positive COVID immediately.
Speaker 0: Okay. So he's put in the step down unit, which is a euphemism for step up unit. Yeah. And what happens to them there? What's going on there?
Speaker 6: Oxygen, I wasn't in this unit. My friend was,
Speaker 0: So just normal oxygen, a nasal?
Speaker 6: No. They'll do, like, a high pressure.
Speaker 0: So what does that mean exactly?
Speaker 3: What does
Speaker 0: it look like?
Speaker 6: Pretty much like a forced it's a big it almost looks like a big thick nasal cannula, and you put it in your nose and it forces the pressure in. It can almost be like, you know, it's still causing your lungs to expand. Right? But what they really need to be doing is, like, the non rebreather mask, but they just skip it usually. They go right to the high pressure.
So your their lungs are already, you know
Speaker 0: So and tell just tell us what a non rebreather mask is.
Speaker 6: So that's just there's a a bag that is on the end of these masks. It's not forcing air down your lungs.
Speaker 0: Okay.
Speaker 9: It's more natural. Okay.
Speaker 6: You know? And you can put a 100% oxygen. That's what people need.
Speaker 0: That okay. So and and that really is not the protocol. It's not the protocol to start people on that.
Speaker 6: I mean, it should be, but it's not how they're doing it now.
Speaker 0: I mean, in in your prior experience dealing with people with low saturation, would would that be what you would do?
Speaker 6: That's what we were doing, you know, in my my hometown.
Speaker 0: And were you having better outcomes there?
Speaker 6: We didn't have this because we treated them properly. You know?
Speaker 0: What was what would you say the kind of the case fatality rate was
Speaker 6: in your No. 0. Yeah. By me, 0.
Speaker 0: And what's what what is the likelihood of coming out of the hospital you're in?
Speaker 6: I'll tell you that the unit that I've been on, the only person that survived ironically is a guy who pulled his own, tube out.
Speaker 0: So he woke up enough to be able to do that?
Speaker 6: Yeah. He wanted it out. He should never have been on in the 1st place. That's another that's a whole another story.
Speaker 0: So let's just keep going with this 37 year old. So he's on the step down unit, and he's give being given semi pressurized oxygen. It's not a rebreather mask. And then what happens to him?
Speaker 6: They'll start treating them with medications, you know, that will I
Speaker 0: I can't And are they checking his saturation at this all the time? Does he have
Speaker 6: Yeah. He's on a continuous pulse ox. But, you know, the minute that he desats, like, they'll see, like, oh, no. He's at 87 now. Or, oh, look at this.
Oh, he's gonna need more help. And then they go tell them that they need more help even if they don't. You know, it's it's ultimately what it comes down to is, like, people being just lazy and wanting to treat. They just wanna treat, treat, treat, treat. You know?
Speaker 0: Is there is there any incentive to the okay. You're saying that the incentive for the residents is kind of experimental almost.
Speaker 6: They're order followers.
Speaker 0: And they're uh-huh.
Speaker 6: You know, like they wanna please. That's what they're doing, they wanna please. And like the protocol of that hospital is to treat.
Speaker 0: To treat in invasively according to this protocol. And do we know where this protocol originates? I mean, because obviously the governor was talking about getting vents, vents. Everyone was talking about getting vents. So this seems like this comes from very high up.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I mean, if you're gonna tell somebody the well, the entire world essentially in especially the entire United States when they're like, we need the vents. Like, if you tell people something enough, they're going to start believing it. So that's exactly what happened. Tell me why Cuomo immediately thought 2 months ago that they'd need 30,000 pens.
How do you just promote remember the number?
Speaker 8: Clint was an idiot
Speaker 6: too. Well, 29,000
Speaker 7: of that.
Speaker 0: So our 37 year old, when what what happens to him next? So they say, okay. It looks like he's 87. He needs more. And so they do they that is that the point at which they would intubate him?
Speaker 6: Yeah. That's when he went to the that's when he stepped up. So he stepped up to the ICU.
Speaker 9: He steps up to the ICU?
Speaker 6: More care. Right? They start off with a little bit of like muscle relaxer and, you know, he's woozy. You have to remember there's no family with these patients. So they're alone and in hospital by themselves during a pandemic that they're terrified of already is likely what brought him in in the first place.
He's totally healthy otherwise. And then you have doctors, they think they're doctors, but they're they're resident. Technically, they're doctors with absolutely zero experience. I've had to teach residents several, like, nursing skills. Telling them that they have a choice.
You know? Like, they could likely die from this or they can be saved by, you know, getting a tube and that will help them breathe. They don't call it ventilator. You can give you a little help breathing. And that's it.
Then they get then they get the sedation and they went they go to sleep, and that's it. They don't wake up. He's in a body bag.
Speaker 0: And do you so the drugs have a deleterious effect on the body, on the brain, but is there something about the pressurization of the lungs that is also causing harm?
Speaker 6: Yeah. They're they're having the pee that's the pressure in his lungs, which is causing this barrel trauma of peep it's blowing people's lungs out. So when that happens, what do you gotta do? Turn it up more. You know, you just you just keep
Speaker 0: Because the membrane expands so that you need in order to fill them and deflate them, you need more pressure.
Speaker 6: Yeah. You're gonna have to max it. I mean, we have a guy right now who's maxed out on everything. There's nothing more you can do. So then what?
You just wait for them to die? I mean, there's nothing you can do.
Speaker 0: Can you tell us what PEEP levels are they started on?
Speaker 6: It depends. It they're always usual well, they'll start there's some good there's I can't say everybody's bad.
Speaker 0: Mhmm.
Speaker 6: There are some good doctors that'll start them out on 5, which people should be at about 5.
Speaker 1: Mhmm.
Speaker 6: But that doctor goes home and the next doctor comes on shift and cranks it up. Then what? It's hard to go back down.
Speaker 0: And what, what oxygen level are they put on?
Speaker 6: It depends. I mean, as they start to deteriorate more and more, then the oxygen obviously is going up. Here's a guy right now. I have him on a 100%. And I'll have to come in and, you know, give him a little bit more rush of, 2 minutes of even more oxygen just to keep the stats up.
I mean, that's what happens to people.
Speaker 0: In your home state where you were treating people, what would the protocol be?
Speaker 6: I mean, it it varied upon each individual. Mhmm. You know? But we we definitely would never go immediately to, you know, you're gonna need a vent.
Speaker 0: You didn't feel pressure to diagnose people? People there wasn't a pressure to diagnose people COVID?
Speaker 6: Not at all. No. We're not a public hospital too. That makes a huge difference. I I what I'm seeing is it's the public hospitals.
And this is like in other states too. If you look at all the hospitals, most of them are public that are needing money. But our hospital would just treat them based on the individuals,
Speaker 9: you know.
Speaker 6: And they were using the hydroxychloroquine and the zinc and, you know, that protocol for sure.
Speaker 0: At your hospital?
Speaker 6: Oh, yeah.
Speaker 0: And that seemed to work?
Speaker 6: Yeah. We didn't have anybody that died. I think there was one patient that was admitted and went home, like, the day day later. And we're in a I'm in a, you know, a pretty big city. So
Speaker 0: And were these people with who were elderly with comorbidities who were having good outcomes?
Speaker 6: Yeah. Actually, one guy came the the one guy that was admitted came from a nursing home. And he was obese, like, severely over be obese.
Speaker 0: And he and he and he left fine. He left after a day?
Speaker 6: I think well, I think it was, like, a night. Maybe maybe 2 nights max. But
Speaker 0: And and what do you remember what he was treated with?
Speaker 6: I didn't have him on the floor, but, I can't I can imagine he was treated with the protocol that we would prescribe the patients before they left the emergency room.
Speaker 0: Which was?
Speaker 6: Which the hydroxychloroquine drink.
Speaker 3: Why do
Speaker 0: you think that's been demonized so much?
Speaker 6: Because it's working and then people wouldn't need them. I don't know.
Speaker 0: Only on 2 tonight, a Houston hospital's having success treating the coronavirus patients. In fact, its recovery rate is perfect. Fascinating, isn't it?
Speaker 12: To treat patients here, doctor Varon is using an experimental drug protocol. It's a cocktail of vitamins, steroids, and blood thinners. Each patient also is getting hydroxychloroquine, the malaria drug touted by president Trump. The protocol is controversial because there hasn't been time for extensive testing, but doctor Varon says it works.
Speaker 5: We've treated over 40 plus patients with this, treatment, and we haven't had a single complication.
Speaker 12: So far, he says, none of his patients have died.
Speaker 5: This is time of work. There is no time to double blind anything. This is, this is working. And if it's working, I'm gonna keep on doing it.
Speaker 13: What we're finding clinically with our patients is that it really only works in conjunction with zinc. So the hydroxychloroquine opens the zinc channel, zinc goes into the cell, it then blocks the of the cellular machinery.
Speaker 9: You're prescribing it and it is working for COVID 19 patients?
Speaker 13: Every patient I prescribed it to has been very, very ill and within 8 to 12 hours, they were basically symptom free. And so, clinically, I am seeing a resolution that mirrors what we saw in the French study and some of the other studies worldwide. But what I am seeing is that people are taking it alone by itself. It's not having efficacy.
Speaker 0: Okay. What can you tell us about any confirmed COVID cases that you've seen? What I mean, in both in your home state and here in New York, what what what have you noticed about them, and what what what what are their stats look like?
Speaker 6: Okay. So the real the real confirmed COVIDs that come in, like, you immediately know that they're COVID because they cannot, like, they can't breathe. They literally can't breathe. So they do need that non re breather mask or their sass will, like, quickly drop to, you know, 60, 70. So you wanna be at around, you know, 90 to a 100.
Speaker 0: So they can't talk even?
Speaker 6: Some of them can talk. A lot of this is anxiety. But the problem with this is they're be they were being told the public has been told to self quarantine. Right? Stay home.
That's a problem because these people could be getting early, early treatment.
Speaker 14: There's clinical trials emerging that appears to show that it decreases severity early in the game before you end up hospitalized, before you end up on a ventilator.
Speaker 6: And they're not because they're told to stay home. So then now they're getting really, really sick, and they come in on an emergency status. They waited too long. And if they didn't wait too long, they're easily treatable.
Speaker 0: And and easily treatable you feel with some of these treatments Yeah. Like the zinc and hydroxychloroquine and,
Speaker 3: you
Speaker 0: know, any yeah.
Speaker 6: It's working. I mean, it's been it's been proven to work. There's a doctor, I think, in Texas that's, you
Speaker 3: know, using that protocol and a shot in
Speaker 6: the butt, you know, of, pharmacist now is calling her every time that she prescribes, you know, the the hydroxychloroquine and asking what the diagnosis was of the patients in order to give it to them. I'm like, that's a doctor patient relationship. So the pharmacist, I guess, was told to do this. And, you know, in New York, the the governor said, you know, pretty much put a ban on it. So why?
Why what made him, you know, a medical professional now to make these decisions and intrude on the doctor patient relationship.
Speaker 0: Because you're
Speaker 6: saying I know. You know, I've seen it. It's it's they they wanna vent. He wants to be right. They requested all these vents.
They wanna use them.
Speaker 0: As part of the same executive order that granted hospitals near blanket immunity from malpractice litigation during the epidemic, governor Cuomo singled out hydroxychloroquine as the one drug that could not be used as an off label therapy for COVID 19, except as a part of approved studies. The order was issued ostensibly to prevent hoarding so that those who take this decades old, inexpensive treatment with a long safety record for approved conditions like lupus would have access to it. He later amended the order to allow hydroxychloroquine's use in later stage patients in hospitals, but not in early outpatient treatment. Both hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine had shown efficacy in the prior SARS coronavirus epidemic, and studies in France and other countries had already shown its effectiveness for COVID 19. But instead of making research and production of a promising therapy a priority so that there wouldn't be shortages, Vence became the near exclusive focus along with the search for a vaccine.
This has been true even of president Trump, who despite his public cheering for hydroxychloroquine, has not made it the focus of warp speed funding and testing. A number of US studies have shown the promise of hydroxychloroquine based therapies, most recently, a Yale University study focused on early treatment. And in what may be the most scandalous retraction in recent memory, a Lancet paper that purported to show hydroxychloroquine alone or with other therapies was, in fact, dangerous has been shown to be based on fraudulent data. Aaron's home hospital system confirmed in a phone conversation with perspectives on the pandemic that they have used a protocol involving hydroxychloroquine and zinc to great effect. Because in your view, this should be an individually decided doctor patient choice.
Speaker 6: Everything should be that. I mean, there is no reason that any government should get in between, doctor patient relationship. That that's none of their business. You know? The if anything is HIPAA protected, it should be that.
I mean, when you think about it, it's 16. The same reason they won't use like other treatments that are being that are successful around the world. And I had a conversation with the doctor about this. Are you guys doing, like, different sorts of, like, treatments?
Speaker 11: Because I
Speaker 1: know, like Nothing works.
Speaker 6: They have yeah. But I mean, there's, you know, they're coming out with different things that are
Speaker 8: in the testing phase.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing they come with a flat one and that's killing more people than actually saved. Uh-huh. So that's 1.
Speaker 6: And he said that they don't work anyway. And I told him, well, obviously, what you guys have been going on here isn't working. So what's the harm in trying?
Speaker 1: I don't expect any of these people survive. 90% of them would die.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's just maintaining. So I figured if it's assumed they're gonna die anyway
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Just try and not throw a few.
Speaker 1: Well, it's, you know, I I don't know. That's that's always an issue in medicine whether this this whether they're dying anywhere or not. I
Speaker 6: But if you could find a cure, yeah, there's no cure.
Speaker 1: So there's no antiviral therapy. The only way to do it is cure. But I
Speaker 6: Or treatment, I should say. Re rephrase treatment.
Speaker 1: You could treat it but but, you know, it's let's have some scientific basis for whether these things are working or not. It's a strong everything at them. You could make them worse. Uh-huh. So Worse than death.
Speaker 6: Worse than death.
Speaker 1: Well, we said 90% maybe that 10% maybe. Maybe that too. I don't know. Yeah. Yeah.
So but, I mean, if there's no basis for it working, I mean, you wanna just try things, just because. I mean
Speaker 10: I would.
Speaker 3: Oh, I might.
Speaker 6: It could save my life. Yeah. Hell yeah.
Speaker 0: So with these actual COVID patients, they they present by not really being able to breathe. Maybe they've, as you say, they've probably waited too long. They're not able to breathe, and some of that's anxiety. And and what else so what else do they what how how else do they present?
Speaker 6: So if their lungs, if you look at their x rays, you can immediately see that these patients are affected by COVID because they're white. Their lungs are white, And the secretions are really, really thick mucus y and white. And that's what the the photo or the x-ray of these lungs look like.
Speaker 0: And what so what does a white lung look mean? What is that is that just is that mucus
Speaker 6: in the lung? It's coated. It's almost like their lungs are coated.
Speaker 0: So so that makes it hard to obviously transfer oxygen into the bloodstream. And Yeah. So okay. So they've got very mucus y lungs. And how how do you deal with that?
Is that what hydroxychloroquine and zinc do? Or I
Speaker 6: mean, those treatments are for beginning stages.
Speaker 0: Like,
Speaker 6: once you get to the stage where your lungs are looking like that and you're having a lot of trouble breathing, there are proven treatments that have passed the three trials in Asia through doctor Chang. He's a US board certified physician. Is this, like, extremely high dose IV vitamin c. He's successfully treating people with that. And what that's doing is it's giving your body essentially your lungs, like, the power, the antioxidant power to kick it out while you can be getting IV antibiotics to be treating this and getting rid of it.
But they don't wanna have anything to do with it here. What they wanna do is just throw them on a vent and sedate them. Yeah. Have you done the high dose IV vitamin c that's successful in Asia?
Speaker 1: Work really. There are other stuff that people are trying to find this stuff. There's no But it basis for
Speaker 3: And then
Speaker 6: well, the doctor Chang, he was the one that it went through the the that high dose. I'm talking super high dose IV vitamin c. That's super antioxidants. Tell your body fight that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It
Speaker 6: passed 3 three trials and it's being effective. It's just weird how like everybody just like shuts it down immediately.
Speaker 1: Because it's vitamin d vitamin c story has been around for a very long time.
Speaker 6: Oh, that's weird because I take it daily, and I'm I'm a second.
Speaker 1: Just a good gene if you're not getting sick. I don't think it's done by the disease. I mean, just a good gene.
Speaker 0: So how quickly how quickly does so if you have a a COVID and a COVID rule out or a non COVID right next to each other on vents, Will the COVID patient die more quickly than the non COVID patient?
Speaker 6: If they're on vents, no. They're both the same at that point. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Really?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 0: So even though the COVID patient with the, you know, presenting with a very mucus y lung I mean, are their lungs filled or they're just coated?
Speaker 6: I shouldn't say that. I'll take that back. It really depends on the person, how healthy they were before. That really determines how long that they're gonna be able to sustain the paralytics and, you know, sedation and multiple different procedures. Even when you're, like, sleeping or you're, like, you know, knocked out, sedated, and they're putting you through, like, these central lines that they're putting
Speaker 3: in and
Speaker 6: Trachs. They're doing trachs even though they're practicing essentially. Your body knows what's going on. It's still going through a trauma. It's very traumatic even when you're under.
That's why surgery, it takes a while to recover from. You'll feel it for, you know, how long do you feel that way if you've ever had a surgery. And so they're putting their bodies through, you know, through horrible things and that's adding more stress. It's killing them. Yeah.
So the guy that pulled out his tube is really unique, because I saw him from the minute he he got to our unit. I didn't agree with him coming to the ICU, but he was admitted with, hyperglycemia, which is high blood glucose, at, like, 700. So it was pretty high. I learned later that it was high because they were treating him with a lot of different psych drugs, and that increases he it was the treatment that got him to the 700. And when you have a blood glucose that high, you're automatically gonna have altered mental status.
So now they called him crazy. Okay? So he's admitted to the ICU and everyone's like, well, why is he here? Because he was acting, you know, he was acting out. He didn't know where he was.
He was confused. And I went in there and he wasn't my patient, but, you know, we help each other. And I went in there and I tried to talk to him and calm him down. Like, hey. He's just like, I just wanna get out of here.
I wanna get out of here. He has soft restraints on. So he's they they restrain everybody. We have soft restraints on all of our patients, the majority of them, for sure, which is I think is crazy. But it goes with it goes with the territory because everybody's really lazy, and it's easier to just treat them with drugs or tie them to their beds.
So he was tied up, obviously, what is that gonna do? It's gonna you're tied up in a hospital. You don't have any family. What do you think? You're gonna you're gonna freak out.
So he was. And his oxygen was sitting at, you know, 88, you know, 87, doctor comes in. I should say fellow comes in and she says that if he can't get his if she goes, if you can't get your breathing under control, we're gonna have to put a tube in you to help you with that. And I go, what? I'm like, he doesn't need a tube down his throat.
Like, he doesn't need a vent. She goes, well, yeah, he's he's d statty. And I said, no. Like, absolutely not. He does not need that.
We need to get his blood sugar under control, and he will be fine. And maybe not tied to this bed. And she goes, yeah. We'll talk about it. We'll we'll respond it to him.
And this was I was working night shift. This was probably around 6 AM. At quarter to 7, we had a code down the hall. Did the the code pass. Had to do all that.
Got out of there. I come back for a shift, and guess what? The guy is on a vent. I was so upset. They did it.
I guess the the nurses that took over said they did it literally as I left. So I come back in
Speaker 8: the morning and he's on a vent. And I'm like, you have to
Speaker 6: be kidding me. He did not need a vent.
Speaker 8: They waited for you to leave. They did. We literally we literally that was the morning we coded 28 for 3 minutes. That we know sooner took it out of that room. Cleaned it and put it in here.
Yeah. A tube temp. Yeah. They
Speaker 6: said his name. After he died, what happened on him? So they waited until I left because they know how I feel about this stuff. Same thing with bed 9. They didn't need to to intubate him.
He was progressing. I don't think that he I don't know what happened after. We tried by that and then they brought him here and I thought, well, cross my fingers and see. And no one survives. He did.
He was the only one that I got. That's what happened with him. But he pulled off his tube out and so he has a chance again. Oh. Oh, he did?
He had excavated himself.
Speaker 8: Oh, he did?
Speaker 6: I don't know that. I thought he was excavated.
Speaker 0: And how did he wake up, Kim?
Speaker 6: Turns out that he did drugs
Speaker 0: So he was resistant
Speaker 6: He was
Speaker 0: to Fentanyl.
Speaker 6: All of this stuff that we give normal people didn't cut it for him. So he end up yeah. I'm like, you just oh, I'm like, you just saved your own life, you know. It's crazy. Don't put that on.
Don't put that on. But I mean, it did. You know what's sad? So he pulled it out, and, they're like, oh, you know, so and so's excavated. I'm like, no way.
They don't excavate anybody. I'm like, that's so weird. Here, it turns out he excavated himself. And now he I mean, he's fine. He's home now.
This was just a couple days ago. But he you know what's sad is that he thinks we saved his life. You know what I mean? So he's like, you saved me. And I I couldn't you know, I don't have the heart to be like, no, man.
You saved yourself. You have like 9 lives because had he had he not pulled that out, he would definitely he would definitely be dead. For sure.
Speaker 3: They don't excavate anyone. Here's the problem.
Speaker 6: Not a single excavate anyone.
Speaker 1: Here's the problem. Not a single station here since this thing began. Has been discharged or or successfully excavated.
Speaker 6: I asked the, nursing supervisor for a sitter for the guy that pulled this tube out because when they're waking up, they can be they they can be extra, I should say, where they need a little bit of extra attention. And I asked her for a sitter, and she told me that I didn't utilize all my resources first, which was held all all the psych drugs to, like, chemically chemically, you know, put him to bed.
Speaker 0: Your Florida hospital was literally having to furlough people?
Speaker 6: Yes. What was happening is, obviously, they shut down all elective procedures. But they were also waiting for the wave. They called it the wave. So we were preparing, and we were in tiers based on our experience.
So we were tier 1, tier 2, tier 3, tier 4. And I was tier 1 because I have the, you know, military trauma experience, ICU experience, so on and so forth. So I was working, you know, throughout the hospital, training in other units, cross training. Ultimately, it was to get hours.
Speaker 0: It was what?
Speaker 6: There's to get hours. Yeah. Yeah. Right. This is what the hospitals were doing.
They're like, okay, we're gonna give our employees hours this way to cross train them for when the wave hits. And then that wave would get pushed back another week, and then it get pushed back another week. And the units that we were floating to, like, cross training, they're like, what are you doing here? We don't need you. You know, for so I felt like I was wasting my time and taking up other other people's time that we're trying to get ours to.
And this opportunity presented itself, and I took it.
Speaker 3: Do you
Speaker 0: think that the reason you never got a COVID wave in Florida was because of any of this lockdown? Or I mean, what I mean, I mean, I know you're not an epidemiologist, but what what do you think was
Speaker 6: going on? I am I live right by and that was like worldwide news. People were at the beach. I was one of those people at the beach with my kids. Sunlight is vitamin d.
It's good for your immunity. Fresh air, salt water. All these things are really good for anyone's, you know, immune system. You have to be out. Mental health.
You know, we were all at the beach.
Speaker 0: And so people if there was a lot of transmission going on
Speaker 6: Wouldn't you think our hospitals would be flooded? I'm right at the beach. I'm right by the beach. Didn't happen.
Speaker 0: Because the lockdowns happened after all that. And
Speaker 6: It was spring break. You know, the beaches were bad. I mean, there's people from all over the world. They were people are all I mean, tons of New Yorkers live by us. What do you what do
Speaker 0: you if you I I know I'm asking you to speculate here because you you really feel there is something, a new disease called COVID 19. A new do do you feel that that's the case, or do you think that this is I mean, I know there's a lot of mislabeling, and I know all that. And and and but there really is something new. Right? And and Yeah.
So okay. Yeah. Okay. And and how why do you think it you know, places like New York got, well, okay, we can see that what you were describing at Elmhurst was that they were packing people in together. And so that would cause spread.
But what why do you think place like New York got hit so much harder than other places?
Speaker 6: I thought about that already. What I found is that before this happened because it did make sense to me. I'm like, I'm sitting at home. I'm waiting for work. I'm stressing out.
A lot of my friends are doing the same. So I'm like digging in like why is New York like what what is it because there's that many people crunched in together? But ultimately, what I found is that the hospitals here were already struggling. I think they shut down, like, multiple hospitals because they couldn't afford to keep them open. So that made sense to me, Even though I didn't want it to make sense.
You know, like, there's really no other rhyme or reason. Because, like
Speaker 0: But do you think we have do you think we really do have many more cases regardless of whether or not, you know, people went to the hospital.
Speaker 6: I think they're forced cases. I mean, sure, people are coming in with COVID, whatever that may be. It is something, but not everyone. But they're admitting these people. That's the difference between New York hospitals or these, you know, Michigan, you know, the the states that were, you know, hit the hardest quote, they're admitting these patients as possible COVID, calling it COVID.
Speaker 0: Or rule out COVID.
Speaker 6: Rule out COVID, when they maybe just had a little congestion.
Speaker 0: If there was, something you would wanna tell everyone in the country and everywhere else, what would what one last thing, what would it be?
Speaker 6: I have a lot. I would say this as this is the one thing that I've had a struggle with is if someone like me or anybody is trying to tell you something that might go against your beliefs. Like just listen. You know, like really just take it in and instead of jumping on it, like think on it for a night or a day and like look into this stuff. Because and ask people about it.
Like not every nurse is gonna have the same experience. A med surg nurse that's on the floor, even in my
Speaker 3: own hospital, has not had the same
Speaker 6: experience as the ICU nurses We see that because we'll send them to your you know, so just like just think about it, you know, and and be be respectful and like, we don't wanna I don't no one wants to put themselves in a situation like this, you know? And it's really hard. And this is the reason that a lot more people and nurses are afraid because people are so quick to, you know, defend something that they don't really understand.
Speaker 0: What are you referring to in particular? Like this protocol or what?
Speaker 6: Like I referred to earlier, if you tell people, like, something and off over and over like the media was telling people, you know, fence, fence, fence, fence. And then you say as a nurse, no offense. You know, it's not a good Right. It's not a good position to be in because I'm going against what the government says. But does the government really have everybody's best interest in mind?
You know? Are they thinking of, you know, the 57 year old grandma that, you know, wasn't didn't have to die? Or the 37 year old that was totally fine when he walked into the emergency room and he didn't have to die. You know, are they thinking about, you know, maybe the guy that had a drug problem that didn't have to be vented but he saved his own life? I don't have anything to gain.
I have everything to lose by sharing what I'm sharing right now. You know, but so be it. You know, I think it's important that these families get closure and I hope that someday they'll be able to, you know, hold them accountable
Speaker 3: Mhmm.
Speaker 6: For what they did.
Speaker 0: A few days after we recorded this interview, Erin began to feel that her time at Elmhurst was drawing to a close. Her vocal questioning of hospital procedure and her efforts to get the word out on social media were getting noticed. She made this recording on what ended up being her last day at the hospital.
Speaker 10: I've been taking care of a patient for, like, a week right now, and who is this my and I called them? And he's been doing great. He had a trach put in and he's been doing great. He's been talking and like or communicating with me. He's telling me, like, laughing at my jokes and talking to his kids on FaceTime a couple days ago.
And I told him that. I told his kids that he was doing fine. And he and he was. And today, I was given him, and they came in, and they told me that I need to leave the room, and I have to give report to somebody else. They took me from that unit.
They put me in the emergency room. And they don't need me there, but they put me there. And I'm not even there, like, 20 minutes. I'm not even there 20 minutes, and I hear a code being called in my room that I was just left. And it's him.
And he was fine. He was fine. I don't understand. Nothing makes sense. Like, why would they take me out of his room and put me in the ED, and then not 20 minutes later, he's dead?
It doesn't make sense. Like, did they kill him? He was my one patient that was gonna live. He shouldn't have died. I don't know what they did to him.
Something's not right.
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This resulted from medical training now only teaching doctors to follow protocols and to believe anyone the protocols don't help could never be saved. Here I show how real doctors constantly look for solutions and always find a way to help their patients. https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/why-do-doctors-give-up-on-patients
Why Do Doctors Give Up On Patients?
Exploring the Psychology Behind the Greatest Medical Disaster in History.
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Here, another nurse also shares how gross medical mismanagement killed many NYC patients. COVID hospital survival depended upon the skill of the caregivers and in many cases clueless healthcare workers killed patients. Sadly, Medicare incentivized this by paying more for deaths.
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Patients are being harmed and dying due to gross negligence in medical care. Examples include incorrect intubation, inappropriate defibrillation on stable patients, and mismanagement of blood transfusions. Staff are failing to provide basic care, such as monitoring vital signs and addressing acidotic blood levels, leading to preventable deaths. Despite being aware of these issues, management and other staff are unresponsive, dismissing concerns about patient safety. There’s a lack of accountability, with patients often receiving inadequate treatment, particularly in a facility serving marginalized communities. The situation is dire, and there is a desperate need for intervention to prevent further loss of life.
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Speaker 0: I am literally telling you that they're murdering these people, and nobody will listen to me. These people aren't dying from COVID. They don't care what is happening to these people. They don't. I'm literally coming here every day and watching them kill them.
It's like going in the fucking twilight zone. Like, everyone here is okay with this. The only way I can kind of put this into context for everybody is and this is gonna be kind of an extreme example. This is, like, really the only thing I can come up with. It's like, if we were in Nazi Germany and they were, like, taking the Jews to go put them in a gas chamber, I am the one, like, there saying, hey.
This is not good. This is bad. This is wrong. We should not be doing this. And then everyone tells me, hang in there.
You're doing a great job. You can't save everybody. But these people aren't dying from COVID. Let me give you several examples here. An anesthesiologist, intubated the patient's, like, I think it was right bronchi and of a patient, and they couldn't get the stats up.
And for about 5 hours, like, we were waiting on a chest x ray to confirm that the placement was wrong. And in the meantime, while we're waiting for that and we've told the anesthesiologist that it was placed wrong because, like, literally only one side of his fucking chest is, like, inflating, He dies. A patient had a heart rate of 40 and the resident starts doing chest compressions on him, which is not what you do. You just externally pace them or you give him some atropine. And then, you know, I run-in there to stop him from doing chest compressions on somebody with the fucking pulse.
And then he decides to push epi. He throws some pads on them on him to to defibrillate the guy in bradycardia. Okay? He has a heart rate of 40 and a stable, you know, bradycardic rhythm. We just need to give him, like, somatropine and pace him.
He fucking defibrillates him and kills him. And I was literally ran out of, like, the patient's room to get, like, the director of nursing who was standing out there. And I'm like, can you stop him? He's going to kill that patient. He's going to kill that patient if he defibrillates him with bradycardia and a heart rate of 40.
And the director of nursing just shook his head, and I turned around, and he killed the dude. There was a nurse who played it placed an NG tube into, into some guy's lungs and filled his lungs with tube feeding. There was a nurse who confused a long acts acting insulin with a short acting insulin and gave 30 units of a fast acting insulin and killed the guy. It's just here they're just gonna let them rot on the vent. They're medically mismanaging these patients.
And, like, I'm not a doctor, guys. I'm not professing to be a doctor by any means. But there's, like I said, basic standards of care that we have to do. When somebody's low on blood, like, literally on the brink of a critical low blood level, we should replace the blood. But I asked the residents, and they're like, does does he have internal bleeding?
And I said, no. Then they're like, well, we're not replacing the blood. Well, here's the thing. In these COVID patients, they all eventually need a blood transfusion. Their blood like, if you don't have enough blood to actually oxygenate your body, the vent settings don't fucking matter because you have no oxygen carrying capacity of your blood.
We have a nurse who fell asleep at the fucking nurse's station while we were all in rooms, and her norepinephrine ran out. And the guy had no fucking blood pressure and didn't profuse his brain, and I'm pretty sure he's brain dead. That same nurse is now running a CRRT machine, a dialysis like machine that she has never done before. She said she'll figure it out. I'm pretty fucking smart, and I figure a lot of shit out, but I would never attempt to try and figure out a CRRT machine on the fly.
We are adequately staffed. There's a shit ton of staff in there, like and we have a nurse who does CRRT in there. She has a different patient loan. We told them, like, hey. Let's just swap these nurses so the one that knows how to work this machine can work this machine, but they didn't wanna do that.
So I'm pretty sure that patient will be dead here in a couple hours. Nobody is listening. They don't care what is happening to these people. They don't. I'm literally coming here every day and watching them kill them.
I mean, we're not gonna save everybody. That's fine. Like, come on, guys. We're not God. Some of these people are just on sedation to keep them on the vents.
Nothing else. I have a lady on a tranq on a vent, and she's not even fucking cognizant. She's not even on sedation. You know what we give her every day? We give her breathing treatments, albuterol, and, she gets insulin.
And that's it. We're not treating the COVID, guys. For real. We're not treating the COVID. You know, every day, we try and get these guys off the vents.
Right? Because, you know, there's criteria for weaning. Every day, the day shift nurse will wean them down to minimum sedation. Every night, we come in and we get the same 2 residents, and they fucking max out all the sedation again and undo all the work from the day shift. And the day shift attending will come in and they'll all do rounds, And they'll be like, he wasn't synchronizing with the vent, so we had to turn all the sedation on.
And I'm like, he wasn't synchronizing with the vent because it's in the wrong vent mode. I even tried getting a hold, like, of black advocacy groups here. They just put me on hold or hang up on me. Tried talking to management. Now I got new units.
Can someone come up with, like, some type of solution for me? Because I'm kinda out of ideas. You know what? I I try and talk with some of the other nurses here, and they're like, well, you can't save everybody. And they all know what's happening.
They all agree with me, and they all just shake their heads. And I'm like, am I the only one who is not a sociopath to think that this is okay? I mean, guys, they literally don't even know when they're dead. Like, how many times have I told you they've assigned me a dead person? Like, how long have they been dead?
Nobody knows. Like, how is anybody assessing anything without a stethoscope? Normally, we have, like, those disposable stethoscopes, but I knew what we were coming into. So I brought my old chunky one. Nobody nobody has listened to anybody's lungs as long as I've been here, even with disposable stethoscopes.
I keep telling them that, you know, the guys are like, the my patient's going acidotic. We need to do something about this before his kidney shut down. You know, give him some bicarb or something like that. And this is what they do. They let the patient's blood get acidotic.
Their kidneys shut down, and then at the last minute, they finally decide to run bicarb. So they run 5 liters of bicarb into a person who's gained £20 of water weight and completely throw him into heart failure, and he dies several hours later. That was one of my patients. So I let them home. Like, they had me start the bicarb, like, before I left one night.
And by the time I had come back in, the next shift, he was dead. And they assigned him to me, and he was already in a body bag. Like, guys, they're not dying of COVID. I am literally telling you that they're murdering these people, and nobody will listen to me. I mean, like I said, I'm not a doctor, but I'm pretty sure that when you defibrillate somebody with a heartbeat of 40 and a stable rhythm and you kill them, that's murder.
And I'm pretty sure that when you put somebody's peep up to, like, 25 and PEEP doesn't go past, I think, like, 15, 20, and you blow their lungs out and they die, I'm pretty sure that's murder. And I've just watched a doctor drop a central line and fucking rupture, like, the sub like, clavian, like, vein, and the guy fucking bled to death. I mean, COVID didn't place that central line. COVID didn't kill that guy. I mean, he was a COVID patient.
I mean, every single patient I've taken care of, guys, is a COVID patient. Like, I've never had a non COVID patient. Watch the anesthesiologist placed an ET tube and rushed for their esophagus, and then guy choked to death on his own blood. COVID didn't place that ET tube incorrectly. Nobody cares because they're all minorities, and we're in the fucking hood.
You know, and that's just not okay. What I need is someone to help me save these people from being killed, from gross negligence and complete medical mismanagement. Yeah. My lead at the other hospital who advocated for the patients too, like, the first day I got there, that was an orientation, like, that crash course orientation. He warned me that I was gonna have a problem.
He would advocate for the patients too. They fucking moved him too. He's at a completely different hospital. I tried reaching out to him, but he hasn't texted me. Like, I what if you think I saw what was bad?
He saw way worse shit than that. Alright, guys. I'm going in the unit. Let's see how they kill him there. Okay?
Stay safe. Stay out of NYC for your health care.
@MidwesternDoc - A Midwestern Doctor
From having talked to numerous doctors in NYC, I believe the death rate there was so high because: •Medicare did not incentivize saving patients and paid more if they were put on lethal protocols or died. •Many of the people in NYC had immense psychosocial stress and pre-existing health conditions which made them much more vulnerable to COVID. •A collective fear and anxiety took over the area. Because of this, many patients went to the ER early in their illness and were aggressively put onto ventilators by panicked staff, who then accepted this was a once in a century plague and that those deaths were "innevitable." •Likewise, one of the greatest things that worsens respiratory distress is anxiety or fear, and that essentially spread like a contagion through NYC during the early days of COVID-19, causing many borderline COVID patients to go into respiratory failure. •Because the doctors were terrified of COVID (as they saw coworkers die), they avoided the COVID patients (e.g., putting them alone in ICU rooms), which caused the patients to get less care and attention than they needed. •The media (and the DNC) greatly benefitted from stoking as much fear about the pandemic, so the people in NYC were effectively sacrificed to cement a belief is this national emergency. •There was such a large surge in patients requiring COVID-19 care that many of the healthcare workers who treated them were simply not prepared to handle critically ill patients, resulting in them grossly mismanaging the cases and killing the patients (as these nurses attested). •The COVID-19 quarantine protocols kept COVID-19 patients from having patient advocates who would normally prevent these incidents. •Because the US medical system ignored what was happening in China and then Europe, they were grossly unprepared for COVID-19. As such, the early treatment protocols they used were totally inappropriate for the disease (e.g., it took a long time for American medicine to recognize steroids helped). •One of the unusual aspects of COVID-19 is that its spike protein has a high positive charge density that collapses the physiologic zeta potential of the body, causing microclots throughout the body. Because of this, it rapidly obstructs the circulation in smaller blood vessels which can't pass those microclots (whereas larger vessels like the ones you require to stay alive are relatively unaffected). Since blood oxygen levels are normally measured in the fingers (which lost much of their blood supply), this resulted in COVID patients having very "low" blood oxygen levels, which in standard ICU care requires immediately intubating the patients to pre-emept respiratory failure. Over time, ICU docs realized that COVID-19 patients with low O2 sats were actually fine (e.g., "happy hypoxics") and because less aggressive with intubating them (as it was then clear the risks of ventilating them greatly outweighed the benefits), but during the early waves this was not known. I explain the final point (zeta potential and COVID-19) in more detail here (and how it relates to vaccine injuries): https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/what-makes-all-vaccines-so-dangerous
What Makes All Vaccines So Dangerous?
Exploring the forgotten but critically important science of zeta potential
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@MidwesternDoc - A Midwestern Doctor
A key issue with COVID was that the spike protein caused microclotting. Since blood oxygen is measured in the fingers (which get blocked by microclots), patients who were fine appeared to be critically hypoxic and were erroneously intubated, killing them. https://www.midwesterndoctor.com/p/what-makes-all-vaccines-so-dangerous
What Makes All Vaccines So Dangerous?
Exploring the forgotten but critically important science of zeta potential
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I’m reaching out for help as a registered nurse and a member of the vaccine-injured community. Many of us are suffering and facing dire consequences. We urgently need researchers to connect with us and investigate our experiences. Without this support, our chances of survival diminish. Please, we need your attention and action.
@toobaffled - “Sudden And Unexpected”
Covid Vaccine Injured Woman Calls Out For Help As The Many Injured Are Dying A registered nurse that goes by Lyndsey, RN on X gives an emotional update with what she and other "vaccine" injured people are going through. "We need help. There are so many of us that are injured. We are dying. If you guys want your research, you have to come get us. You have to seek us out. Tell us you want to research us. If not, we're not going to be alive much longer." Lyndsey, RN🔗 Mhttps://x.com/houselyndseyrn/status/1873503257429241985?s=46&t=Maabt7-maA9Mmu3jjuQH-w
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Hey, everyone. It's been a while since my last video, and I’m still processing what I saw in my blood under the microscope. It’s concerning, and we need help. Many of us are suffering and in urgent need of research and support. If you want to study our conditions, please reach out to us.
Danielle Baker, a nurse you may know, is in serious trouble with transverse myelitis and heart failure. Her health is deteriorating. We’re pleading for assistance.
We need to remove harmful vaccines from circulation; they’re causing injuries and deaths without any acknowledgment or compensation. Please, do the right thing and help us. Thank you.
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Speaker 0: Hey, guys. Haven't done a video in a while, and I'm sure you guys have seen my blood. And I'm still trying to process and wrap my brain around what I saw through the microscope whenever we were looking at my blood. And, it's not good. We need help.
There are so many of us that are injured. We are dying. If you guys want your research, you have to come get us. You have to seek us out. Tell us you want to research us.
If not, we're not gonna be alive much longer. I have a nurse, and you guys know her. Her name is Danielle Baker. She's the coerced nurse, and she had transverse myelitis. And now she is in diastolic congestive heart failure.
Oxygen dependent and everything. Her body is shutting down. I'm begging, you guys. Please help us. Please.
Help the children pull these shots off the shelves. They're killing people. They're injuring them. There's no compensation. We have no acknowledgment.
We have no research. Please, guys, do the right thing, please. I love you all.
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I’m an unvaccinated nurse. Since 2021, my hospital has faced an unprecedented collapse in public health: heart and kidney issues out of control; new diabetes up 75%; turbo cancers, mysterious pneumonia, and shocking strokes through the roof. Patients show bizarre symptoms—bleeding behind the eyes, wounds that won’t heal. People are dying at a rate that blows my mind after 16 years. The system is buckling under the weight—this silent crisis is just beginning.
@newstart_2024 - Camus
Unvaccinated Nurse shares the horrific truth of what they are seeing in hospitals Since 2021, her hospital is witnessing an unprecedented collapse in public health: - Heart & kidney issues are "out of control." - Diabetes in new patients is up 75%. - "Turbo cancers," mysterious pneumonia, and shocking strokes are "through the roof." - Patients are suffering from bizarre symptoms, including bleeding behind the eyes and wounds that refuse to heal. "People are dying at a rate that blows my ever-loving mind," she states, after 16 years of service. "I've never seen people die like this. Ever." The scariest part? The healthcare system is buckling under the weight of caring for the millions affected. This is a silent crisis, and it's just beginning.
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Speaker 0 outlines a surge of severe health problems following what they call “the stabby jabby,” noting that after that point there were increases in heart issues, kidney issues, and diabetes problems. They observe that even patients without diabetes saw a 75 percent increase in diabetes in 2022, and that among patients with diabetes who contracted Shmovid, their diabetes “is no longer under control anymore. They're on two and three different medications.” They describe this as just the beginning.
The speaker emphasizes that heart issues are “out of control,” with a high volume of heart consults and a shift to placing community veterans into the community due to a shortage of cardiologists. They claim there aren’t enough heart monitors available to meet demand. They reference “TurboCancers” and add that kidney issues were occurring “up the wazoo” after 2022.
They report a rise in pneumonia cases in the last four months, including a veteran who had been on nine medications for pneumonia with no resolution. They state the flu cases are persistent and that skin issues are “mind blowing,” including bleeding in the eye and at the back of the retina, as well as a surge in strokes “through the roof,” including strokes in the eyes and in the brain, plus embolisms and pulmonary embolisms.
The speaker describes hospital conditions in the Portland Metro Area as astonishing, noting personal fear that leads to avoiding restrooms due to concerns about exposure, and mentions being among “three people who didn’t get it” out of a hospital of many staff. They characterize the situation as terrifying.
They describe skin wounds and sores that resist debridement, packing, or wrapping, remaining visibly the same after weeks. They conclude that people are dying at an extraordinary rate and reflect on sixteen years in their position, saying they have “never seen people die like this ever.”
Finally, the speaker anticipates the long-term implications: all the people who have gotten it will require care, housing, and coordination for care, and questions who will manage this given many medical staff having contracted the illness themselves. They wrap up with a personal warning and a closing remark: “Hope that helps.”
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Speaker 0: Where should I start? Where do you want me to start? Right after the stabby jabby started? That's when we started seeing heart issues, kidney issues. Not only that, but diabetes issues.
Patients that didn't have diabetes went up seventy five percent in 2022. Mhmm. People that had diabetes and got Shmovid, their diabetes is no longer under control anymore. They're on two and three different medications. That's just the beginning.
The heart issues are out of control. We put so many heart consults out. We're now putting community veterans into the community because we don't have enough heart doctors to see them. The heart monitors that they're wearing, we don't even have enough of them. Let's see.
TurboCancers? Mhmm. Yeah. That too. Right after along with the 2022 stuff, kidney issues were happening as well up the wazoo.
Now patients are having pneumonia recently in the last four months. I had a veteran today, nine medications he's been on. Pneumonia is still there because they can't figure it out. You know how many he's had? Mhmm.
And all the flu. They can't figure it out. The skin issues people are having, mind blowing. Bleeding in the eye and on the back of the retina and the back of the eye, astonishing. Strokes through the roof.
Having strokes in their eyes, in their brains, embolisms, pulmonary embolisms, you name it. You name it. I can tell you how much it has increased in just the hospital that I work at in the Portland Metro Area. Mhmm. Yeah.
It's astonishing. And people wonder why I go home if I have to go to the bathroom. I'm not sitting on these toilets. I'm one of three people who didn't get it out of the whole entire hospital. Terrifying.
Literally terrifying. The things the skin issues, the sores, and the wounds. You can debride them, and they don't help at all. You can pack them and wrap them, and it will still look the exact same three weeks later. It's bad.
It's very bad. And people are dying at a rate that blows my ever loving mind. I've been here sixteen years. I've never seen people die like this ever. Ever.
It's scary. And the scariest part is all the people who've gotten it. We're gonna have to take care of them. We're gonna have to figure out where to put them. We're gonna have to figure out how to do all that because who's gonna do it?
Most of the medical people have got it. Got six, seven, ten, eight of them. It's scary. I know what's coming, and it's scary. Anyways, I'll get off my soapbox.
Hope that helps.
@sophiadahl1 - Sophia Dahl
Registered Nurse Gail Macrae: "These Covid protocols... [were] causing these patients to go into organ failure.... People say their loved ones died of Covid. I'm sorry, but that's not the way it went down. People actually died in the hospital from the protocols."‼️🙏👇 Full Video 👇👇 https://youtu.be/in7anL-1EtE?si=uxfUWPZQqT7GbkA4
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A nurse describes conversations with colleagues about COVID protocols and says they’re afraid to speak up because they fear peer rejection and job loss. They claim that the protocols were killing people and that patients died in the hospital from the protocols, not from COVID itself. The nurse recalls that in March 2020, one of the most published ICU doctors in the United States, Dr. Pierre Corrie, and a colleague known nationally for intensive care, spoke out publicly. They argued that everyone who has COVID is responding extraordinarily well to high doses of IV steroids, and that this made perfect sense. The nurse, who worked in the ICU for over ten years, notes that COVID caused more inflammation in the human body than any infectious disease they had seen, evidenced by lab measurements. They mention CRP levels as a marker of inflammation, stating that CRP was more than double what they had ever seen, and that the ICU intensivists’ recommendation was to give high-dose steroids because they would immediately reduce the inflammatory response. The nurse emphasizes that steroids are an anti-inflammatory and correct the inflammatory response. This stance, they say, was voiced in March 2020—before vaccines or other interventions were available. The nurse asserts that there was an effective tool for managing the inflammation of COVID, but the CDC and leadership for the health industries in the United States completely shut that down.
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Speaker 0: I looked around and I noticed like, wow. I'll have conversations with my colleagues in the back room, and we'll be talking about these COVID protocols and how they're causing these patients to go into organ failure. But they won't say anything about it, because they're too afraid of getting rejected by their peers. They're too afraid of losing their jobs to stand up and step into to their authentic knowing, which is that our protocols were killing people. So the protocol calls were for COVID.
People say their loved ones died of COVID. I'm sorry, but that's not the way it went down. People actually died in the hospital from the protocols. So we knew in March 2020, there was one of the most published and prestigious ICU doctors in The United States. His name was Doctor Pierre Corrie.
He came out right out the gate, him and his colleague, I forget his name, but there there were a couple of doctors nationally known for their expertise in intensive care. So that's like dealing with people who are about to die. Mhmm. And they came out screaming like, Hey, everyone who has COVID is responding extraordinarily well to high doses of IV steroids. And of course, so it made perfect sense.
I looked at their data, and I looked at what I know, because I worked ICU, I know the whole hospital. When a patient is going into an inflammatory response, so that's something people should know about COVID. COVID, whatever it was, it caused more inflammation in the human body than we'd ever seen from any infectious disease in my career as a nurse working for the hospitals. So that was over ten years. So, and we measure that by labs.
There's a lab called a CRP, and you can clearly see how much inflammation is in the body when a person is under attack, you know, their immune system is under attack. So we had CRP levels that were more than double that I had ever seen. I mean, they were out the roof. And so because I knew that, and then I heard these ICU intensivists that were nationally known for their expertise come out and say, we need to be giving all these patients high dose steroids, because immediately their bodies would respond. And of course they would.
Steroids are an anti inflammatory. They correct the inflammatory response. So, that was March 2020. That was before the vaccines, before anything happened. We knew that we had an effective tool for managing the inflammation of COVID.
And the CDC and the leadership for our health industries in The United States completely shut that down.
@DianaT192 - Diana PATRIOTS ARE UNITED❤️🇺🇸❤️🙏
This nurse tells the truths about our horrible medical system ! https://t.co/qgR0d2ERlo
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Speaker 0 announces that they are retiring tomorrow, the last day of ten years working in a hospital, and shares key messages they believe others in the field should know. They reiterate their guidance: do not put your name on the donor registry, even though you can donate and share your life or organs; they note that their prior video with this point was taken down, but they are repeating it.
They express strong, conspiratorial concerns about food safety, claiming they are being harmed by what is put in food because of a for-profit health care system aimed at making people sick to drive health-care spending. They pose questions about how cancer, diabetes, and other diseases are caused, attributing these to diet and processed foods, and urge stopping processed foods.
They urge listeners to stop vaping and state a personal view that cigarettes might be a better option than vaping. They describe cases of people with pneumothorax resulting from vaping cartridges being used too aggressively, and warn that vaping can send someone to an early grave. They also suggest a cynical view about aging and social security, implying society does not want people to reach old age for financial reasons, and question what defense people have in the country, framing life as a basic wish to live without being obstructed.
They advise always getting a second opinion after any medical diagnosis, emphasizing that doctors can be fallible and that one should seek multiple opinions to protect oneself.
Despite these warnings, Speaker 0 expresses gratitude for the field of medicine, noting pride in learning, meeting amazing people, and the daily opportunity to help others. They describe waking up every day to assist someone as filling their heart and state a hope that more medical people feel the same.
The address ends on a personal note about retirement, with Speaker 0 asking the audience to share what their day looks like as they retire the next day.
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Speaker 0: So I am lucky enough to say that I'm retiring tomorrow. Tomorrow is my last day of my ten years of working in a hospital, and I'm gonna share with you some things that I really think you guys need to to know as somebody who's been doing this a hot minute. My other video got kinda taken down, but I'm gonna say it again. Do not put your name on the registry. Okay?
You can donate, share your life, absolutely, share your organs, but do not put your name on the donor registry. They took down that video, so I'm gonna kinda stuff it in here and see if we can keep going and maybe it'll slide. They are trying to kill us with our food. They are. I'm sorry.
I've been seeing 20 year olds who are coming in with cardiac problems. It's not just the food, the energy drinks, the vaping, all of those things, guys. You know that they're testing the bread and the candies to see what kind of poison they're putting in it. And the reason they're putting poison in our food is because we have a for profit health care system. They are trying to make us sick so that we spend our money in health care.
How do you get cancer? How do you get any of these diseases? Diabetes? It's all on what you put in your body. We have to stop eating processed foods.
Please stop vaping. Stop vaping. Cigarettes are, I think, better point than vaping. We were seeing people coming in with pneumos because they try and hit that cartridge too hard and they actually pop a lung. You have to quit vaping.
That will send you to an early grave. And they don't want us to get older because we're paying into social security, right? And they don't want us to hit the age where we actually will take it. What defense do we have at this point in this country? All we're trying to do is just live our lives.
Always get a second opinion. I know, anytime a doctor or anyone diagnoses you with anything, always get a second opinion. They might be the highest, best doctor in the thing, always get a second, maybe even third opinion. Medical people are humans and they make mistakes. Please protect yourself.
I love medicine and I feel very grateful to have been able to work in this field. And I've learned so many things, and I've met so many amazing people. I'm really grateful that I got to go and wake up every day and help someone. That fills my heart, and that's why I do this. And I hope that more medical people feel the same way still.
Have a great day, guys. I'm retiring tomorrow. What's your day?
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I reported Covid vaccine injuries to VAERS, but I was fired mid‑shift for doing my duty. I was thrown out for telling the truth about suppressed data. This shows medicine serving Big Pharma over patients. Video credit: @AFLDSorg
@ValerieAnne1970 - Valerie Anne Smith
Deborah Conrad, Hospital PA, was fired mid-shift for doing her legal duty—reporting Covid vaccine injuries to VAERS. She was thrown out of the hospital for telling the truth about suppressed data. This is what happens when medicine serves Big Pharma instead of patients. https://t.co/63UgOLmuQ4
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The speaker states that they were fired for reporting COVID vaccine adverse events under the emergency use authorization to the vaccine adverse event reporting system (VAERS). They say they were required by law to report to VAERS, and they whistleblew on their organization on The HighWire show with Dell Bigtree. They also did a piece for the New York Times. This occurred when the man gays were coming down and they asked why the speaker wasn't getting the COVID vaccine, and the speaker talked about all the side effects and the suppression of the reporting that was going on. Two weeks after, without warning, they were surrounded in the middle of their shift. They had been actively seeing patients on the floor. They were surrounded and then literally thrown out of the hospital. Patients were abandoned that day because the speaker was supposed to go back and see them for discharge, and they don’t know what happened to them.
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Speaker 0: Was fired for reporting COVID vaccine adverse events under the emergency use authorization to the their system, which is the vaccine adverse event reporting system. I was required to do this by law and I whistle blew on my organization on the high wire show with Dell Bigtree. I also did a little piece for the New York Times. This was when the man gays were coming down and they asked me why I wasn't getting the COVID vaccine and I talked about all the side effects and the suppression of the reporting that was going on two weeks after without warning. Was surrounded in the middle of my shift.
I had been actively seeing patients on the floor. They surrounded me and then literally threw me out of the hospital. Patients were abandoned that day because I was supposed to go back and see them for discharge and they don't know what happened to me.
@ValerieAnne1970 - Valerie Anne Smith
video credit: @AFLDSorg
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I worked as a nurse in NYC during the peak of COVID-19 and witnessed countless unnecessary deaths. I recorded instances where doctors refused to treat patients with effective off-patent therapies, adhering strictly to protocols that had a high fatality rate. This highlights the troubling incentives in medicine: following standard procedures ensures financial rewards, while advocating for patients can lead to professional and legal repercussions. My recordings serve as crucial evidence of the realities faced by healthcare workers during the pandemic.
@MidwesternDoc - A Midwestern Doctor
🧵Nurse Erin worked in NYC at the hardest hit COVID hospital in America. She witnessed a horrifying number of needless deaths and exposed why so many people actually died. This secret recording shows how doctors would not treat patients they knew would die with anything except the standard protocols (which had a 90% fatality rate), even when she begged them to use the off-patent therapies which were saving lives around the world. This demonstrates the perverse incentives in medicine. If you do what you are supposed to, you get paid generously and never have to worry about getting in trouble, even if you kill all of your patients. In contrast, if you do the right thing and fight for your patients (saving their lives), the medical profession and the legal system will target you, even if you're the only one saving lives. Many stories like Erin's happened throughout the pandemic, but her recordings provide the critical proof of what actually happened throughout the pandemic.
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It's frustrating that effective treatments aren't being utilized. A conversation with a doctor revealed that many current treatments aren't working, and there's skepticism about trying new methods. Despite the high mortality rate, some believe it's worth exploring alternatives. Patients often present with severe breathing issues and thick mucus in their lungs, which complicates oxygen transfer. Proven treatments, like high-dose IV vitamin C, have shown success in trials but are dismissed here. Instead, patients are often sedated and placed on ventilators. There's a reluctance to accept these treatments, despite their potential benefits.
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Speaker 0: I I mean, when you think about it, it's sickening. It's the same reason they won't use, like, other treatments that are being that are successful around the world. And I had a conversation with a doctor about this.
Speaker 1: Are you guys doing, like, different sorts of, like, treatments? Because I know, like
Speaker 2: Nothing works.
Speaker 1: They have yeah. But I mean, there's, you know, they're coming out with different things
Speaker 0: that are
Speaker 1: in the testing phase.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing they come with a platinum. That's 2 more people than actually say. Uh-huh. So that's 1.
Speaker 0: And he said that they don't work anyway. And I told him, well, obviously, what you guys have going on here isn't working. So what's the harm in trying?
Speaker 2: I don't expect any of these people survive. 90% of them would die.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just maintaining. So I figured if it's assumed, they're gonna die anyway.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Just try and
Speaker 1: not throw a few.
Speaker 2: Well, it's, you know, I I don't know. That's that's always an issue in medicine whether if you just do it and whether they're dying anywhere or not. I
Speaker 0: But if you could find a cure,
Speaker 2: you have been like cure. So there's no antivirus therapy. The only way to do it is cure. But I there's no Or treatment,
Speaker 1: I should say.
Speaker 0: Re rephrase treatment.
Speaker 2: You could treat it, but but, you know, it's you have to have some scientific basis for whether these things are worse or not. It just thrown everything at them. You could make them worse. Uh-huh. So
Speaker 1: Yeah. Worse than death. Worse than death?
Speaker 2: Well, we said 90% maybe that 10% maybe. Maybe they're true. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So but, I mean, if there's no basis for it working, I mean, you wanna just try things just because I mean
Speaker 1: I would. I might. It could save
Speaker 0: my life. Yeah. Hell, I do.
Speaker 3: So with these actual COVID patients, they they present by not really being able to breathe. Maybe they've, as you say, they've probably waited too long. They're not able to breathe, and some of that's anxiety. And and what else so what else do they what how how else do they present?
Speaker 0: So their lungs, if you look at their x rays, you can immediately see that these patients are affected by COVID because they're white. Their lungs are white and the secretions are really, really thick mucus y and white. And that's what the the photo or the x-ray of these lungs look like.
Speaker 3: And what so what does a white lung look mean? What is that is that just is that mucus?
Speaker 0: Yeah. It's coated. It's almost like their lungs are coated.
Speaker 3: So so that makes it hard to obviously transfer oxygen into the bloodstream. And so okay. So they've got very mucus y lungs. And how how do you deal with that? Is that what hydroxychloroquine and zinc do?
Or I
Speaker 0: mean, those treatments are for beginning stages. Like, once you get to the stage where your lungs are looking like that and you're having a lot of trouble breathing, there are proven treatments that have passed the three trials in Asia through doctor Chang. He's a US board certified physician. Is this, like, extremely high dose IV vitamin c. He successfully treated people with that.
And what that's doing is it's giving your body essentially your lungs, like, the power, the antioxidant power to kick it out while you can be getting IV antibiotics to be treating this and getting rid of it. But they don't wanna have anything to do with it here. What they wanna do is just throw them on a vent and sedate
Speaker 1: them. Yeah.
Speaker 0: Have you done the high dose IV vitamin c that is successful in Asia?
Speaker 2: Or really other stuff. There's a people trying to sell this stuff. There's no But it basis for vitamin CQ working here. And then
Speaker 0: Well, the doctor Chang, he was the one that it went through the the that high dose. I'm talking super high dose IV vitamin c. That's super antioxidants. Tell it's your body fight that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 0: It passed 3 three trials, and it's being effective. It's just weird how, like, everybody just, like No. No. No. Shuts it down immediately.
Speaker 2: Because it's vitamin d vitamin c story has been around for a very long time.
Speaker 0: Oh, that's weird because I take it daily
Speaker 2: and I'm I'm a second. Just a good gene if you're not getting sick. I don't think somebody doesn't see
Speaker 3: any.
Speaker 2: Just a good gene.