The Real Horror Story Of The Pandemic

This is not recent news but we definitely missed ​this​ Bloomberg article​ when it​ came out 3 months ago. There is so much going on after all​ that it's difficult to keep track​.

Most of the people rushed to the hospitals because they are showing flu-like symptoms, or worse contracted sepsis ​(​we talked about it recently​) which​ is an infection of the body fluids​ ​ that also can affect breathing and kills 270K people in the US alone every year. We're not physicians but when realizing the amount of chemical pollution in most households, it makes us ​seriously ​wonder. Chemicals' side effects are really vicious. This is highly preoccupying, you see​,​ because those who want us to wear masks still cannot figure out what causes​ the​ ​silent ​sepsis​ pandemic​.

But first, let's take again a few steps back to add some perspective, we find the website of Pamela Ragland quite informative by the way:

How you have been fooled into thinking Coronavirus is a real Pandemic... Last year in the US, more than 2.8 million people died. The current population of the United States is 331,065,797 as of July 13, 2020. Our yearly US death rate percentage from all causes is 0.84% of our population dying every year. This is over 7,671 deaths per day. At 134,804 Covid deaths listed (and as you will soon see, exaggerated)–Covid deaths are nowhere near our average daily deaths. (Pamela Ragland July 2020)

T he official death rate attributed to covid19 is amplified to suit the narrative of mandatory vaccination, no doubt about it. Though something even more troubling begins to surface now as a vast majority of those who died may simply have died because of doctors following blindly the CDC and WHO "protocols"​:​ to put them on ventilators when there was absolutely no reason to do so in the first place. But the $39,000 incentive per ventilator relate​d​ fatality ​is a big plus for the hospitals​​, we assume. Even if several hundreds of people in the US died as a result of greed instead of thousands, it does not matter.

Greed is a planetary mass killer and must be exposed.

This is the real horror story of the pandemic also highlighting that those mandating masks and lockdowns won't do a thing to stop deadly treatments. The ​Bloomberg ​article only says that some doubt the protocols though and implement other treatments, but the vast majority ​just ​couldn't care less because according to the latter, patients would have died anyway. This is a(nother) humanitarian crime!

But that does not add up: if you know that somebody only has a few hours left to live why use ventilators at all​? Though it remains to be seen as to whether all of them were on the brink of dying. The video below exposes this very likely possibility.

New Study Shows Nearly 9 in 10 Covid-19 Patients on Ventilators Don’t Make It. Only 3% of those over 65 on ventilators survived, report says . Unusually high death rates have also been recorded elsewhere in the US and the world. Some doctors are trying to reduce their reliance on ventilators for coronavirus patients because of reports of ABNORMALLY high death rates for patients using the machines, The Associated Press reported on Wednesday. (April 22, 2020 Bloomberg) 

Those who made the study must have been admonished because 2 days later, they adjusted their numbers as it was found out that many ventilated patients were still "miraculously" alive! 

There was nothing wrong with the study, it just is that reality was so blatant.​ ​So we continued our investigation to compare more numbers and we strumbled upon the following:

Some doctors moving away from ventilators for virus patients. Higher-than-normal death rates also have been reported elsewhere in the U.S... That’s speculation. But experts do say ventilators can be damaging to a patient over time, as high-pressure oxygen is forced into the tiny air sacs in a patient’s lungs. “We know that mechanical ventilation is not benign,” said Dr. Eddy Fan, an expert on respiratory treatment at Toronto General Hospital. “One of the most important findings in the last few decades is that medical ventilation can worsen lung injury — so we have to be careful how we use it.” (chicagotimes April 2020)

From what we have gathered, we learned that​ the overall survival rate on ventilators is 40% to 50% because only patients with severe respiratory distress can get them. One must be half-dead already. But another UK study spoke of a 66% death rate and also raising eyebrows about their effectiveness.

Then if you dig deeper, on youtube you will find nurses doing honest repo​r​ting and questioning the​ care​ of patients getting ventilators. But every time a new video appears, more videos trying to create a diversion​ also pop up. Unless YT took the matter in its own hands, of course.

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This ethical matter should make us all realize the utter failure of our healthcare system, itself incapable of recognizing the toxicity of our current paradigm and thus plunges further towards its downfall. This is what Wetiko is about: the perpetuation of the same evils because admitting the truth would make lose one's privileges.

We happen to endure a steady erosion of our social values because of a "pervasive selfishness" that not many are willing to recognize yet, although it's there straight in our faces. More obvious than that is impossible. We have reached the cancer stage 2 of denial... stage 3 is getting very close now.

And beyond that, at stage 4, it will be too late to react and our civilization will be lost. We have less than 1 year to fix this. And we are not mincing our words!

The problem is patriarchal hierarchy and monetarism, both responsible for social classes because collusion of the top is unavoidable once property rights become the social premise. Patriarchal because the system has lost its feminine, nurturing, component.

So why not simply declaring Earth our common heritage and starting to live according to our means while rewarding empathy instead of material success?