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Money and murder in hospitals.

What we showed you in our previous
episode was only the tip of the iceberg.

Every day, countless people die in
hospitals worldwide because the holy

protocols must be followed at all times.

And those protocols kill people, on
purpose, for money.

Enormous amounts of COVID incentives.

What could and should have been used for
the benefit of the people turned into a

murdering depopulation device.

But not all healthcare workers could
handle this insane reality.

Their hearts stayed true to their
patients.

They fought for their lives, mostly in
vain, as they were overruled by other

doctors and nurses as soon as their
shift was over.

One nurse who openly stepped forward is
Erin Marie Wolzewski, Army combat

veteran and registered nurse. She worked
at Elmhurst Hospital, the epicentre of

the epicentre, in New York City in March
2020 as a travel nurse during the first

so -called COVID -19 wave.

The things she saw there horrified her.

Patients who were brought in for
anything non -COVID related, who were

tested negative, were labelled positive
just because of the money it brought in.

They were drugged up with sedatives and
put on ventilators, brought in by

inexperienced staff and interns.

A lot of these patients are really
coming in with anxiety because everybody

they're scared.

They're worried and they're breathing
fast and they get all nervous.

So this is how the people are coming in.

And a lot of them are on either Medicaid
or Medicare.

They're poor.

They're from 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 on a vent, then they're

probably not going to survive.

But the reality is, if they get on that
vent, the likelihood of them walking out

of the hospital is slim to none.

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

So residents are essentially students,
and these people that are in 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.

A 37 -year -old, 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 vet. Now he's

I compare this hospital to a third world
country. I've been in a third world

country hospital in Iraq.

The Iraq hospital is better than this
one.

Many patients died due to the use of
improper settings by inexperienced

operators, resulting in blowing out
people's lungs.

She witnessed gross negligence. She
described how the resident physicians

refused to consider treatments like
vitamins and hydroxychloroquine that had

turned out to be very successful in
other hospitals, other states, other

countries.

Instead, patients were funneled towards
ventilators where they were left to die.

According to Wolzewski, all of her
patients died, mostly unnecessarily.

Their loved ones were told they died of
COVID -19.

Their deaths were used to further
falsify the statistics, and the

media spread the lies and kept the real
pandemic alive, the fear pandemic.

Wolzewski decided to speak up.

but realized nobody would believe her.
So she went undercover and filmed

everything.

He came in with a stroke.

I know, that's what 26 -1 was, a stroke.

And no COVID, and now he's got COVID,
and he's on a vent.

He's not DNR, but we're treating him as
DNR.

when someone is we're close we'll pull
the cold 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 this
this man died was

The nurses arguing with the doctors over
him as he was dying.

And she was smirking the entire time.

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.

When he died.

This is wrong.

It is straight up.

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.

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 happened, they would be
furious too.

I flipped.

We were all crying. There's a lot of
nurses that know that this is wrong, but

they're afraid to say anything publicly.

What killed him? Did the vent kill him?

Yeah. Oh, yes.

They're so sedated. He had probably
eight or nine drips. It's all sedation.

It's all sedation and paralytic.

So you are asleep. It is essentially
like you're under, you know, you're in

surgery, you know, and they put you
under like that for a good month

There's no way you can recover from
something like that.

Subsequently, she wrote a book,
Undercover Abyssenteners, How Fraud,

and Greed Led to Unnecessary Death at
Elmhurst Hospital.

I've been taking care of a patient for
like a week right now.

And this is my dog that I call them.

And he's been doing great.

He has a trach put in and he's been
doing great.

He's been talking and like.

or communicating with me, telling me,
like laughing at my jokes, and talking

his kids on FaceTime a couple days ago.

And I told him that.

I told his kids that he was doing fine.

And he was.

And today, I was giving 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 and

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.

understand. It doesn't make 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 going to
live.

He shouldn't have died. I don't know
what they did to him.

Something's not right.

I know not everybody's going to live,
but these people aren't dying from

Let me give you several examples here.

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,
you know, give them some atropine.

And then, you know, I run in there to
stop him from doing chest compressions

somebody with a fucking pole.

And then he decides to push Epi. He
throws some pads on them, on him, to

defibrillate the guy. He has a heart
rate of 40 and a stable...

bradycardic rhythm. We just need to give
him, like, some atropine and pay some.

He fucking defibrillates him and kills
him.

The director of nursing 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. And the

director of nursing just shook his head,
and I turned around, and he killed the

dude. So here they're just going to let
them rot on the vent. They're medically

mismanaging these patients, and 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

going to 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 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 a solution for me?

Because I'm kind of out of ideas.

You know, 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 the heartbeat

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 i
mean i've watched a doctor drop a

central line and rupture like the
subclavian vein and the guy bled to

mean covid didn't praise that central
line covid didn't kill that guy

Nine days ago, I opened an intensive
care unit to care for the sickest COVID

-positive patients in the city. The
method that we program the ventilator,

based on a notion of respiratory failure
as opposed to oxygen failure, that this

method being widely adopted at this very
moment in every hospital in the

country, which aims to increase pressure
on the lungs in order to open them up,

is actually doing more harm than good.
And at the pressure we are providing to

lungs, we may be providing to lungs that
cannot stand it, that cannot take it,

ARDS that we are seeing, that the whole
world is seeing, may be nothing more

than lung injury caused by the
ventilator.

I am a respiratory therapist. I've been
doing this for 21 years.

Basically, right now, the way it has
been the last couple of months, when

locked us down,

is that any patient that came in with a
respiratory problem was labeled COVID.

Now, that doesn't matter if you've got
stage 4 lung cancer and pancreatitis and

heart disease and liver failure and
everything else.

You're still, because you come in with
breathing problems, you're labeled a

COVID patient. Maybe they died, then
they would die of COVID and not of stage

lung cancer. So you have to recognize
that if every single patient is under

COVID investigation and dies, then...

That goes into a COVID death, and
they're showing the numbers like a

game to scare you. They're showing you
loading bodies into a tractor trailer to

scare you. I've never in my career ever
seen bodies loaded into a tractor

trailer. It just doesn't happen.

I wonder if those were even bodies.

I really don't believe it. All of this
stuff is fake, okay?

Look at our ventilators. This is non
-invasive ventilation here, CPAP or

This is a mask that gets strapped on
you, and we can help you breathe with

We're not allowed to use those. Since
COVID came out, they said absolutely

You have to let the patient crash and go
straight to a ventilator. I'm not

completely convinced this is a virus.
I've been doing this a long time.

Do your own homework. Do your research.

Y 'all need to be asking some really
hard questions here and questioning your

government and questioning the people in
charge and also questioning your

doctors because the doctors believe this
stuff just as much as everybody else

does, but they're not looking at the
real information.

doing is that they're told something and
hey guess what they got lives they got

jobs they got everything else you got
plus some they're not going to go look

up they look up the little things that
they're told look up and that's it just

like anybody else would okay so you know
these questions really have to be asked

and they're shutting the world down the
world

And they're putting our kids and
grandkids in severe debt that

will never be paid off.

And if you think of how many taxes
you're paying now, can you imagine what

children and our grandchildren are going
to have to pay for this scam?

So please look up, do your homework, ask
questions.

How was this even possible?

How could any of this ever happen?

Because of the following three reasons.

One, the money -a -murder capstone, the
immense incentives given to hospitals by

the government if the Covid scam was
kept alive and patients were left to

Two, because in many countries family
members were not allowed near patients.

so there were no eyewitnesses to the
gross negligence and murder.

And three, because, for instance, in the
case of New York, Senator Cuomo had

signed an executive order stating that
no doctor or nurse could ever be held

liable for anything gone wrong to the
patients in New York City during the

pandemic. They had carte blanche to do
anything.

There was no supervision.

There was no obligation to keep records
and paperwork in order.

Three ingredients turned out to be fatal
for countless innocent people who were

brought in thinking they were in safe
hands.

Not just in New York, but throughout the
country and the rest of the world.

There are many more healthcare
whistleblowers.

We urge you to find them on the
internet. For instance, via the highly

recommended Stupidity Show.

Many whistleblowers are now under
federal whistleblower protection.

COVID patients in America's hospitals
today are actually being treated worse

than prisoners in American jails.

They are being held hostage and
segregated from loved ones.

They have no visitation rights, no right
to decide their treatment. They are

refused basic fluids.

nutraceuticals and nutrients.

And the reason is money.

Is it a new phenomenon that doctors
choose money over saving their patients?

No, it is not.

We found an eerily similar account in
this French book, Chroniques de Genève,

The Chronicles of Geneva.

written by François Bonivart in 1867
about the plague hitting Geneva in

1530.

An entire hospital was set up for plague
victims alone.

It received money from patients,
merchants, and the magistrate gave

on a monthly basis.

If a patient died without a family, all
the property went to the hospital.

But then the plague subsided.

The hospital started losing money. Our
subsidies depended on the number of

patients. And so the doctors got
organized.

They began to cut the plague ulcers from
the bodies of the dead.

They dried them and ground them into
powder, which they spread on door

in the dead of night.

That's right.

They went from house to house downtown
Geneva and secretly and intentionally

spread the plague among healthy citizens
in order to raise the numbers of

patients and thus the number of
financial incentives.

But one of the doctors got tired of this
nightly adventure.

After all, he had to care for his
patients during the day as well.

Double shift, so to speak.

He became careless.

and threw a bundle of dust into the
crowd during the day.

But the dust smelled awful, and the
people recognized it as the foul smell

the Black Death.

The doctor was arrested and tortured
until he named each and every doctor and

nurse who was involved in this murderous
scheme.

They were all arrested and executed.

1530. Almost five centuries later,
nothing much seems to have changed when

is offered in large quantities.

Now, we're not saying that the doctors
of today should be punished in a similar

fashion, but we do ponder sometimes what
will happen when people wake up and

realise what really happened to their
loved ones in the hands of the doctors

nurses they trusted.

We wouldn't be surprised if they'd have
to run for their lives.

Let's hope they will get a fair trial.

After all, these are not the 1500s
anymore, right?

As we speak, a Dutch hospital published
an article about changing palliative

care for COVID -19 patients.

In short, more midazolam, more narcotics
in general.

and less, or preferably no visitors.

No visitors, no eyewitnesses to the
murder of innocent loved ones who are

drugged up and too confused to defend
themselves.

And as if that weren't enough, in May of
this year, the WHO will gain total

control over each and every country in
case of a future pandemic.

At an upcoming conference on May 22 -28,
2022, ultimate control

over the world's healthcare systems is
scheduled to be delivered, pending a

vote, to the WHO that will give sweeping
power to the WHO's Director

General to declare health emergencies or
crises in any nation, even if that

nation opposes it.

The Director General will be able to
declare these health crises based merely

his personal opinion or consideration
that there is a potential threat.

People will lose the right to be
protected by their constitution.

The WHO, faithful vassal of the UN, will
have total power and

control over you.

Make no mistake.

When that happens, you will feel like
the people of Shanghai right now, with

rights, no liberties, no free choice,
and no hope.

Like George Orwell wrote in his infamous
1984,

if you want a picture of the future,
imagine a boot stamping on a human face,

forever.

Not a pretty picture, right?

So, is there any hope at all?

Of course there is. There always is.

But the main problem with humanity is
that they want to be saved.

They want a saviour, or at least someone
who does the job for them. And that's

not going to happen.

This shift, this great awakening, can
only take place for the people,

by the people.

In other words, you will have to become
active.

Now, we're not talking about going to
demonstrations or signing petitions.

We are talking about something
completely different.

Do you want to know what that is and how
easy it really is?

Then follow me to part 24.