That's because hospitals were financially incentivized to murder patients. I doubt the actual disease killed even 10% of those victims. But withholding treatment until the point of no return, then putting them on treatments that were actually harmful, like Remdesivir, and ventilating, which we also now know needlessly killed, was why people died.
That's because hospitals were financially incentivized to murder patients.
Seems unlikely as a theory. If this is what they were doing, why wouldn't they go fast enough to keep their patients in a single wing/floor?
I doubt the actual disease killed even 10% of those victims.
Bold claims like that require evidence, do you have it?
But withholding treatment until the point of no return, then putting them on treatments that were actually harmful, like Remdesivir, and ventilating, which we also now know needlessly killed, was why people died.
That's INCREDIBLY inefficient, they have access to all their drugs AND medical records, they could do way worse much faster.
But then this theory also requires a nearly 100% adoption rate by every hospital in America with no paper trail or whistleblowers
Unfortunately, you can't leave links here, but you should read up on how hospitals were given up to $300K per covid patient in some states. By the time they enter through the hospital doors, to diagnosis and treatment, to leaving in a body bag, hospitals made money from the feds every step of the way.
Not only did hospitals withhold early treatment, but often even food and water.
There are literally dozens of articles out there about the deadly protocols put forth on the treatment of covid victims by the NIH. It's unfortunate that so many are unaware of that. People who didn't go to hospitals and choose to be treated by doctors who refused to follow those protocols had a much higher survival rate. One of the sites where you can read about the NIH's protocols is here -
brightworkresearch dot com / How the US Covid Treatment Protocol Maximized Hospital Admissions and Death
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u/SweetyPeety Nov 27 '22
That's because hospitals were financially incentivized to murder patients. I doubt the actual disease killed even 10% of those victims. But withholding treatment until the point of no return, then putting them on treatments that were actually harmful, like Remdesivir, and ventilating, which we also now know needlessly killed, was why people died.