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Ted Lowe's avatar

Naughty Kitty, to propose such a thing! The problem is we are not seeing excess mortality spikes in Euromomo for UK or Israel or at least not much in the latter. The US on the other hand is right back to last summer as you show.

Hypothesis: they're killing people in the hospitals still. Mechanism.

1. seasonal covid illness hits about the same time as last year.

2. whether of or with, people report to hospital with respiratory illness … mostly old and infirm in lockstep with rising summer epidemic.

3. hospitals refuse to treat until patient is so ill they are ready for their vent.

4. vent blows out patient's lungs and kills them, hospital collects medicare bonus $$

5. excess mortality spikes.

6. summer epidemic wanes, hospital visits wane, venting wanes, mortality declines.

7. Rinse and repeat this winter.

If you do not put in murderous hospital care as a risk variable, you cannot explain patterns in deaths at least not entirely.

Yes, we are murdering people … by administrative policy. Stop blaming the little people, vacced or not.

Naughty Kitty!

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Chaya's avatar

Vent and remdesivir, extremely toxic drug which has exorbitant rates of kidney failure. Kidneys fail, then what happens? Lungs fill with fluid. Compounding the problem is using AI diagnosis rather than human in many cases. I can’t link to the article but read one recently about how this AI diagnostics is “imperfect but still learning). Being in most hospitals increases your odds of dying dramatically. From the officially sanctioned treatments. And early treatment and effective treatment like on the FLCCC site is simultaneously being denied patients. I’m sure the extra money for COVID deaths to hospitals has nothing to do with their murderous protocols.

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