Coronavirus

[Ellen Stuttle]

Quoting Peter McCullough from Marc's post just above:

"emotionally inert to the loss of a family member because it's happened at the end of a hypodermic needle…"

Oh wow!  If that isn’t chilling…!

Ellen

[tmj]

And contrast that with the reaction to listeria infected lettuce , one news story even remotely related to your geographic area and it's no salad for a week ! A local report of food poisoning will shutter a restaurant, Tylenol..remember ? It's bordering on nightmarish, if as some say and there is no real good evidence to the contrary, the vax injuries and death continue this is probably only the beginning of the beginning of a 'zombie' apocalypse.

Weak men do indeed lead to bad times. 

[Marc]

 

[tmj]

At first glance it's a little creepy how the signature thingies are so similar.

I'm sure it is a artifact of software , does anyone else feel something is off when in electronic communications we go through the charade of 'picking' a 'signature' for the machines to produce ? Every time I encounter it, it bugs the shit out of me.

[Strictlylogical]

I would like to know why this appears… only to be happening in a smallish geographical area.  

I wonder what is at play … the deaths and their locale and their appearance as such … mostly only there.

One would expect this to be more global… unless there is some shoddy product or negligent storage or other problem… barring foul play that is.

[Mark]

Bounty on Death by Remdesivir
Interview with attorneys Michael Hamilton and Dan Watkins.  Abridged.

I’d very much like to have Ellen’s opinion of what these men are doing.  The video is 26 minutes long.  I cut out practically all of the gravelly-voiced Alex Jones.

Remdesivir is an expensive drug promoted by Fauci as a treatment for Covid.  It does nothing for Covid and damages the kidneys with a high mortality rate.  Fauci is gone but his dirty work lives on.  According to the two men above, hospitals across the country are forcing Remdesivir on unsuspecting patients.

 

[ThatGuy]

Ya don't say...

Moderna, BioNTech, and Novavax plunge after President Biden says the COVID-19 pandemic 'is over'

Moderna, BioNTech, and Novavax plunge after President Biden says the COVID-19 pandemic 'is over'

MARKETS.BUSINESSINSIDER.COM

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"The pandemic is over. We still have a problem with COVID. We're still doing a low of work on it. But the pandemic is over," Biden said.

Investors ditch vaccine stocks after Biden says ‘pandemic is over’

Investors ditch vaccine stocks after Biden says ‘pandemic is over’

WORLD-NEWS-MONITOR.COM

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...The number of Americans dying from coronavirus -related illnesses sits at around 400 a day....

 

[Marc]

9 hours ago, Strictlylogical said:

I would like to know why this appears… only to be happening in a smallish geographical area.  

I wonder what is at play … the deaths and their locale and their appearance as such … mostly only there.

One would expect this to be more global… unless there is some shoddy product or negligent storage or other problem… barring foul play that is.

It is not a smallish geographical area at all, the Canadian doctors are just being focused on by some people.

Insurance companies deaths reported among young people are up 40%.

It is totally global, and if you look at plumbers in Oslo or garbagemen in Austin or etc etc etc, you will see the same thing more or less with folks that are all jabbed up to date.

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

14 hours ago, Mark said:

Remdesivir is an expensive drug promoted by Fauci as a treatment for Covid.  It does nothing for Covid and damages the kidneys with a high mortality rate.

Remdesivir is treated extensively in The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health (Children’s Health Defense) by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. That's a referral link and goes to the Kindle version which only costs three bucks.

Here is a bunch of quotes from Kennedy's book on remdesivir. I included the footnotes to several of the passages just to show the level of research that went into this. And don't forget, remdesivir is just one of many issues Kennedy dealt with. 

Also, I did not use the OL quote feature for posting the following passages because it collapses the text. In this case, I believe the sequence of the excerpts tell a story. I don't want this story collapsed.

 

Begin quotes from The Real Anthony Fauci.

Leading doctors and scientists, including some of the nation’s most highly published and experienced physicians and front-line COVID specialists like McCullough, Kory, Ryan Cole, David Brownstein, and Risch believe that Dr. Fauci’s suppression of early treatment and off-patent remedies was responsible for up to 80 percent of the deaths attributed to COVID. All five doctors independently told me the same thing. The relentless malpractice of deliberately withholding early effective COVID treatments, of forcing the use of toxic remdesivir, may have unnecessarily killed up to 500,000 Americans in hospitals.

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From the outset, hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) and other therapeutics posed an existential threat to Dr. Fauci and Bill Gates’ $48 billion COVID vaccine project, and particularly to their vanity drug remdesivir, in which Gates has a large stake.

(Footnote: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, 2018 Form 990, Attachment C, page 4, (2018). https://www.causeiq.com/organizations/view_990/911663695/011be856013f829aa3c948c35c2aa163

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Gates went on to promote Gilead’s remdesivir as the best alternative, despite its lackluster track record compared to HCQ. He didn’t mention having a large stake in Gilead, which stood to make billions if Dr. Fauci was able to run remdesivir through the regulatory traps.

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Dr. Fauci always had a stable of horses in the game. One of them is remdesivir, even after the WHO’s randomized placebo trial showed remdesivir ineffective against COVID.

(Footnote: WHO, WHO recommends against the use of remdesivir in COVID-19 patients, WHO NEWSROOM (Nov. 20, 2020) https://www.who.int/news-room/feature-stories/detail/who-recommends-against-the-use-of-remdesivir-in-covid-19-patients)

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Furthermore, remdesivir has a catastrophic safety profile.

(Footnote: Charan, Jaykaran et al. Rapid review of suspected adverse drug events due to remdesivir in the WHO database; findings and implications, 14,1 EXPERT REVIEW OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY 95-103 (2021), PMID: 33252992 doi:10.1080/17512433.2021.1856655)

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... remdesivir (which hospital nurses have dubbed “Run-death-is-near”)...

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(FROM THE CHAPTER CALLED: IV: REMDESIVIR)

Anthony Fauci needed to use all his moxie and all his esoteric bureaucratic maneuvers—mastered during his half-century at NIH—to win FDA’s approval for his vanity drug, remdesivir. Remdesivir has no clinical efficacy against COVID, according to every legitimate study. Worse, it is deadly poisonous, and expensive poison at $3,000 for treatment.

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Its deadly effect on patients aside, remdesivir was a perfect strategic option for Dr. Fauci. Optics required that NIH devote some resources to antiviral therapeutic drugs; critics would complain if he spent billions on vaccines and nothing on therapeutics. However, any licensed, repurposed antiviral that was effective against COVID for prevention or early treatment (like IVM or HCQ) could kill his entire vaccine program because FDA wouldn’t be able to grant his jabs Emergency Use Authorization. Remdesivir, however, was an IV remedy, appropriate only for use on hospitalized patients in the late stages of illness. It would therefore not compete with vaccines, allowing Dr. Fauci to support it without compromising his core business. Furthermore, while HCQ and IVM were off-patent and available generically, remdesivir was in the sweet spot of still being on patent.  

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The potential profit upside was impressive. Remdesivir cost Gilead $10 per dose to manufacture.

(Footnote: Andres Hill, et al, “Minimum costs to manufacture new treatments for COVID-19,” ScienceDirect Journal of Virus Eradication Volume 6, Issue 2, April 2020, Pages 61-69, https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2055664020300182)

(Footnote: Angus Liu, “Fair price for Gilead’s COVID-19 med remdesivir? $4,460, cost watchdog says,” FIERCE PHARMA, (May 4, 2020) https://www.fiercepharma.com/marketing/gilead-s-covid-19-therapy-remdesivir-worth-4-460-per-course-says-pricing-watchdog)

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But by granting Gilead an EUA, regulators could force private insurers, Medicare, and Medicaid to fork over around $3,120.00 per treatment—hundreds of times the cost of the drug.

(Footnote: Matthew Herper, Gilead announces long-awaited price for Covid-19 drug remdesivir, STAT (Jun. 29, 2020), https://www.statnews.com/2020/06/29/gilead-announces-remdesivir-price-covid-19/)

(Footnote: Angus Liu, Gilead banks on blockbuster remdesivir with sunnier 2020 outlook, FirecePharma, (July 21, 2020). https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/gilead-buoyed-by-potential-remdesivir-covid-19-sales-elevates-2020-outlook-despite-weak-base)

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(MOVING ON FROM THE CHAPTER TITLED "REMDESIVIR")

Improving Gilead’s business even more, doctors and hospitals that failed to use remdesivir could now be sued for malpractice, leading some medical experts to believe that coercing the use of this worthless and dangerous drug on COVID patients almost certainly cost tens of thousands of Americans their lives.

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... Dr. Fauci copied the choreographed script for winning remdesivir’s EUA from the worn rabbit-eared playbook that he developed during his early AIDS years, and then used repeatedly across his career to win approvals for deadly and ineffective drugs. Time and again, he has terminated clinical trials of his sweetheart drugs the moment they begin to reveal cataclysmic toxicity. He makes the absurd claim that his drug-du-jour had proven so miraculously effective that it would be unethical to deny it to the public, and then he strong-arms FDA to grant his approvals.

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Dr. Cole told me that in the animal studies, one-fourth of the animals died from kidney failure. He explains that kidney collapse can lead to fluid accumulations in the lungs and everywhere and results in multi organ failure and sepsis—all of which are also sequelae of COVID. “Remdesivir shouldn’t be on the market,” he added.

Dr. Fauci’s 2019 Ebola study proved that remdesivir, by day three, four, and five, caused acute kidney failure in upwards of 31 percent of patients. In less than five days of remdesivir treatment, 8 percent of all people died or experienced life-threatening multiple organ failure or kidney failure so severe they had to be taken off the drug. “So it may not be a coincidence that roughly the same number of hospitalized COVID patients—8–10x were dying in the first week,” says Cole.

Dr. McCullough gives us a stark and clear summary: “Remdesivir has two problems. First, it doesn’t work. Second, it is toxic and it kills people.”

End quotes from The Real Anthony Fauci.

That is just a small sample.

 

One fact needs to be emphasized. Remdesivir is the baby of BILL GATES. Does anyone have a doubt he has cut Fauci in?

 

On an anecdotal level, I was aware of remdesivir's toxicity way before reading Kennedy's book.

As regulars around here know, I like to look at material from the fringe. That doesn't mean I believe a lot of it. But there is one thing for sure. Many times information that the predator class is suppressing gets featured by the fringe. So it is an excellent place to go to get a list of topics to look into.

About a year ago, a lot of the conspiracy theorists I liked to follow started dropping like flies. Dead. Gone. No more. And when you scratched at the stories, at the root was generally a sudden infection by COVID-19, hospitalization, remdesivir, then death.

There was one case that was so in your face, it caused a lot of heartburn for the predator class. And I hope justice will be levied one day against those who killed him.

He's Robert David Steele, a guy I liked (who was spot on or way way out there--he had no middle) and was an ex-CIA officer.

At the time of his death, he was doing a nationwide tour against the vax and, from what I could tell, it was getting traction with the public. In Florida on the tour, he got sick with COVID-19 and was hospitalized. He posted videos from his hospital bed documenting how fast he was recovering. Then he announced he was almost better and to just make sure, the doctors wanted him to take remdesivir. He agreed. Shortly thereafter he was dead. And his name disappeared from lots of places all of a sudden.

If you dig, I'm pretty sure you can find the story and videos at alt sites.

 

I, personally, canceled a minor surgery I wanted back then because of this story. The hospital people wanted to force me to take a COVID test. That didn't make any sense to me because the doctor who was supposed to operate had just seen me (along with another doctor) and did the diagnosis without any test. I had no symptoms. So why did their staff demand the fucking test in that context?

As an aside, and oddly enough, I don't need the surgery anymore. It was a lump on my back. Recently I started taking an extract of a plant called sarracenia purpurea (purple pitcher plant, a carnivorous plant used successfully since the 1800s for pox viruses) and the lump started draining. Now it's almost all gone. What's more, sarracenia purpurea is as cheap as all get out. You can even get it on Amazon. (Many thanks to Amazing Polly for a video she did about it.)

Getting back to point. I will be up front about it. I stopped going to the doctor and canceled my surgery because I was freaked out about them pushing vaxes and remdesivir. I wanted none of it. Also, one of the doctors I had told me to stop taking vitamins because they don't work. I mean, for God's sake...

Was I right to walk away? My sudden interest in going to the doctor was tied to a new insurance plan that I got (and thankfully will expire soon). I'm not an expert in medicine, but I do have a certain expertise in bullshit.

  

So rather than get technical, let's just say I'm still around. That's good enough for me for now.

Michael

[william.scherk]

6 hours ago, Michael Stuart Kelly said:

So rather than get technical, let's just say I'm still around.

A guy's gotta do what a guy's gotta do. Good for you. Glad you are moving, healthy and ready to rumble.

I go to get my fall 'bivalent' booster shot for COVID-19 this evening. I expect a fit of chills and some stiffness in my arm.

6 hours ago, Michael Stuart Kelly said:

Remdesivir is treated extensively in The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health (Children’s Health Defense) by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Quite a contested subject, as it turns out.

6 hours ago, Michael Stuart Kelly said:

Dr. Fauci’s 2019 Ebola study

Is there a footnote with details on that?

Edited September 23, 2022 by william.scherk

[Ellen Stuttle]

18 hours ago, Mark said:

Bounty on Death by Remdesivir
Interview with attorneys Michael Hamilton and Dan Watkins.  Abridged.

I’d very much like to have Ellen’s opinion of what these men are doing.  The video is 26 minutes long.  I cut out practically all of the gravelly-voiced Alex Jones.

Mark,

With few exceptions, I'm not going to watch or even listen to without watching a video.  Both the flicker and something in the sound characteristics give me trouble.

Is there a particular question you'd like my opinion about?  I’m strongly in favor of suing hell out of hospitals that have been engaging in murder, if that’s what you want to know. 
 

18 hours ago, Mark said:

Remdesivir is an expensive drug promoted by Fauci as a treatment for Covid.  It does nothing for Covid and damages the kidneys with a high mortality rate.  Fauci is gone but his dirty work lives on.  According to the two men above, hospitals across the country are forcing Remdesivir on unsuspecting patients.

 

Adding some material to Michael’s quotes from Robert F. Kennedy, Jr's, bookThe Real Anthony Fauci.

This is from a write-up (link) by the Children's Health Defense California Chapter about the September 7th Landmark Remdesivir Press Conference in Fresno, California.  Watkins and Hamilton were two of the participants.  Dr. Bryan Ardis, a retired chiropractor, was another.

 

=== Start Quote

Dr. Bryan Ardis, retired chiropractor, and outspoken expert on Remdesivir

After losing his Father in Law to an ill advised COVID protocol in 2020, Dr. Ardis began to dig deeper. One of the first red flags was Dr. Anthony Fauci’s declaration “There is only 1 antiviral experimental drug that can be used for hospitalized COVID-19 Americans”.

“My first thought was, if this is experimental, it is NOT FDA approved, which means it has not been reviewed and it has not been found effective.” stated Dr. Brian Ardis.

Dr. Ardis went back and looked at Dr. Anthony Fauci’s declaration and clicked on the first hyperlink to the study on Remedesivir for Ebola. “Imagine my shock, all I did was click the link and read the study”.

The first page of the study reveals the 4 experimental drugs used on the Ebola study. On August 9^th, 2019 the safety board found that Remdesivir was the ONLY drug in the study that had a fatality rate over 50%.

Why did Anthony Fauci come out and say Remdesivir was safe and effective when the safety board for the study came out and said it was the most deadly and ineffective drug and withdrawn from the trial?   Why would Fauci lie?

Who funded the Ebola trial? Anthony Fauci’s NIH Department. This means that every piece of information from the study went back to Dr. Fauci.

In December 2019 the results of this study were published. The very next month, January of 2020, the NIH went to Gilead, and said “we know your drug got kicked out of the Ebola trial because it killed 53% of the people, but there is a new pandemic going around and we are going to let you use this on them for 10 days”.

Gilead reported that 31% of COVID patients given Remdesivir developed multiple organ failure, septic shock, hypotension, acute kidney failure and some people could not even make it the full 10 days because of severe liver failure and the need for a kidney transplant.

“Immediately it hit me. Everything I was hearing from the media out of New York, “Doctors have never seen anything like this before. We start treating this disease and within 48 hours it starts moving from the lungs and attacks the kidneys and it is causing severe acute kidney injury or failure within 24-48 hours”

It was not the virus killing hospitalized COVID patients, it was the Remdesivir drug.

=== End Quote

Ellen

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

5 hours ago, william.scherk said:

I go to get my fall 'bivalent' booster shot for COVID-19 this evening. I expect a fit of chills and some stiffness in my arm.

William,

I only wish good things for you.

So I hope those are the only side effects you will have.

 

5 hours ago, william.scherk said:

Is there a footnote with details on that?

There has to be. Why not get the book? It's only three dollars. There are footnotes galore in it. If you like, I will send you an epub or PDF for free. I bought the Kindle version and converted it to those formats in a program I have for precisely doing that (Epubor).

So get the book and see for yourself. You might discover that being "contested" is not the same thing as being refuted. Especially where Fauci and insane gobs of money are involved.

Anyway, I believe Kennedy's wording was not the best in the quote you asked about. When he said "Dr. Fauci’s 2019 Ebola study," I believe he was referring to Fauci in his funding and/or contributory capacity in undertaking a study of 4 drugs with Gilead. Not as author per se.

Ellen's post immediately above this one discusses the study a bit. And here is the link to the relevant 2019 publication where remdesivir and Fauci's other baby ZMapp were dealt with harshly: A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Ebola Virus Disease Therapeutics. This is not my wheelhouse, so take this as my best guess. It is based on a footnote (13) in the REMDESIVIR chapter of The Real Anthony Fauci:

Quote

Sabue Mulangu, “A Randomized, Controlled Trial of Ebola Virus Disease Therapeutics, New England Journal of Medicine,” (December 12, 2019). https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa1910993

Ibid. at Table 2. Comparison of Death at 28 Days According to Treatment Group.

 

Or go to Robert Kennedy Jr.'s site about saving the children. There's a research database. Futz around with it and see what you come up with. You will encounter plenty to see there.

Michael

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

6 hours ago, Ellen Stuttle said:

Mark,

With few exceptions, I'm not going to watch or even listen to without watching a video.  Both the flicker and something in the sound characteristics give me trouble.

Ellen,

Mark's link goes to a video at a Bitchute account called "WestNorthWest." I presume that is his account. 

The video is Alex Jones interviewing two lawyers, Dan Watkins and Michael Hamilton, who are bringing a class action lawsuit against some hospitals involving remdesivir. The article below gives the essence of what was said in the interview.

‘Uninformed Consent’: 3 California Hospitals Face Lawsuits for Use of ‘Remdesivir Protocol’ Attorneys Allege Led to Wrongful Death

(That is the archive version. The original is here, but you have to jump through hoops.)

From the article.

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Three hospitals in California face lawsuits alleging they treated patients with the controversial antiviral drug remdesivir without receiving informed consent, using a protocol which two attorneys allege led to wrongful death.

 

Daniel Watkins with Watkins & Letofsky and Michael Hamilton with Hamilton & Associates filed three complaints—one against Saint Agnes Medical Center, Community Regional Medical Center, and Clovis Community Medical Center—in the Superior Court of California in Fresno County on Sept. 7.

 

Clovis Medical Center Community Medical Center, Community Regional Medical Center, and Saint Agnes Medical Center told The Epoch Times that they couldn’t comment on pending litigation.

 

Watkins and Hamilton discussed the lawsuit the day of the filing at an event called, “Remdesivir Death: Landmark Lawsuit,” where they were joined by medical advocates such as Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Bryan Ardis, Dr. Angie Farella, and Dr. Janci Linsay, all of whom have spoken out against the use of remdesivir.

 

Watkins said they filed the lawsuits on the behalf of 14 Fresno-area families who allege that the hospitals engaged in medical deception and failed to provide informed consent in relating the potential side effects, such as kidney failure.

 

Here is one doozy of a quote from the article. This process is exactly what Alex Jones honed in on in the video.

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The lawsuit alleges that the patients were subjected to what it called “The Remdesivir Protocol,” which varies in each hospital.

“A patient comes to the hospital often for a problem unrelated to COVID-19,” the lawsuit says. “They are told they have COVID-19 or ‘COVID pneumonia.’”

From there, they are separated from loved ones and placed in a room where they are told remdesivir is the only option, the lawsuit says.

 

“They are placed on a BiPap machine at a high rate, making it difficult for them to breathe,” the lawsuit says. “Their hands are often tied down so they can’t take the BiPap machine off their face.”

 

In many cases, the lawsuit says a psychiatrist will determine the patient agitated, which results in the sedation of the patient, making it difficult for them to fight the side effects of remdesivir “especially as it relates to their ability to breathe against the side effects and against the BiPap machine.”

 

“Their phone and the signaling instrument for the nurse are typically placed beyond their reach,” the lawsuit alleges.

 

The patients are also kept malnourished, and eventually intubated, the lawsuit states, where the patient then dies.

 

“It takes a ‘protocol patient’ about nine days to die on average,” the lawsuit states.

 

The lawsuit goes on to address federal financial incentives the hospital gets for each step in the protocol.

 

Hamilton, who is also a legal strategist with the medical, constitutional, and spiritual rights organization Truth for Health Foundation spearheaded by Dr. Lee Vliet, discussed what he said was the financial reward system for the protocols in the conference.

 

“What I’m going to speak about is the average charge rate for three categories of COVID victims,” Hamilton said.

 

If a patient is treated and sent home, the average charge rate in California is $3,200, he said.

 

“If you bring them into the hospital and treat them as a non-complex COVID patient, the average charge rate is $111,000,” he said. “However, if you treat them as a complex COVID patient, which means you have to either intubate them, or put them in intensive care, by definition they become complex, and for that the average charge rate is roughly $450,000.”

 

On top of these charges, the hospitals get a bonus from the government by way of the International Classification of Diseases code that allows them to charge an extra 20 percent on the entire hospital stay, adding $90,000 to the $450,000.

 

That's the gist of it.

Michael

[Mark]

Ellen,

I understand your intolerance to videos and podcasts.  Some other, different, sensual stimuli drive me nuts too (such as Alex Jones’s gravelly voice, LOL).

Thanks for the Ardis quote.  It puts the early history of the Covid contagion in a totally new light.

Besides describing the deadliness of Remdesivir the two lawyers in the video say:

1.  Hospitals get a huge amount of money when they prescribe Remdesivir and even more money when the patient gets worse.  I’ll transcribe part of the video for you this weekend.  (Besides, I might be able to use the transcription in an article on ARI Watch I’m planning to write.  Yes, ARI promotes the clot-shot, both institutionally on their website, and personally when it comes to Brook and Binswanger.)

2.  In some hospitals, whether a patient was admitted to for Covid or not he is given Remdesivir, sometimes without his consent or even in contradiction to his wishes.

3.  We’re not talking about just a few isolated, rogue, hospitals. The Remdesivir “protocol” is being used in many hospitals and all over the country, as if it were coordinated from above.

From their manner and speech the men impress me as genuine.

Mark

 

[ThatGuy]

41 minutes ago, Mark said:

Ellen,

I understand your intolerance to videos and podcasts.  Some other, different, sensual stimuli drive me nuts too (such as Alex Jones’s gravelly voice, LOL).

Thanks for the Ardis quote.  It puts the early history of the Covid contagion in a totally new light.

Besides describing the deadliness of Remdesivir the two lawyers in the video say:

1.  Hospitals get a huge amount of money when they prescribe Remdesivir and even more money when the patient gets worse.  I’ll transcribe part of the video for you this weekend.  (Besides, I might be able to use the transcription in an article on ARI Watch I’m planning to write.  Yes, ARI promotes the clot-shot, both institutionally on their website, and personally when it comes to Brook and Binswanger.)

2.  In some hospitals, whether a patient was admitted to for Covid or not he is given Remdesivir, sometimes without his consent or even in contradiction to his wishes.

3.  We’re not talking about just a few isolated, rogue, hospitals. The Remdesivir “protocol” is being used in many hospitals and all over the country, as if it were coordinated from above.

From their manner and speech the men impress me as genuine.

Mark

 

I'm just waiting for the day when the connections between Yaron Brook's ARI and the Deep State/China/Soros come out...

[Marc]

9 hours ago, Mark said:

Ellen,

I understand your intolerance to videos and podcasts.  Some other, different, sensual stimuli drive me nuts too (such as Alex Jones’s gravelly voice, LOL).

Thanks for the Ardis quote.  It puts the early history of the Covid contagion in a totally new light.

Besides describing the deadliness of Remdesivir the two lawyers in the video say:

1.  Hospitals get a huge amount of money when they prescribe Remdesivir and even more money when the patient gets worse.  I’ll transcribe part of the video for you this weekend.  (Besides, I might be able to use the transcription in an article on ARI Watch I’m planning to write.  Yes, ARI promotes the clot-shot, both institutionally on their website, and personally when it comes to Brook and Binswanger.)

2.  In some hospitals, whether a patient was admitted to for Covid or not he is given Remdesivir, sometimes without his consent or even in contradiction to his wishes.

3.  We’re not talking about just a few isolated, rogue, hospitals. The Remdesivir “protocol” is being used in many hospitals and all over the country, as if it were coordinated from above.

From their manner and speech the men impress me as genuine.

Mark

 

Yep, just following orders because I did not want to lose my job.

Where have we heard that mantra before followed by the phrase Never Again.

More than six million too have fallen already.

[Marc]

 

[Marc]

 

[Strictlylogical]

52 minutes ago, Marc said:

 

I’m telling you… if ever there were a backwater “western democracy” poser it would be Canada… and if ever there were a place where vaccines would be mishandled, badly mixed, not refrigerated or i’ll gotten from a bad supplier… it would be the socialist medicare system of that country.  Again there is some kind of geographical signal here… and it stinks of socialist nepotism corruption and incompetence.

[Mark]

1 hour ago, Strictlylogical said:

... if ever there were a place where vaccines would be mishandled, badly mixed, not refrigerated, or ...

About refrigeration, in fact it is better for the victims that the vials not have been well refrigerated at some point in their journey from manufacturer to the nurse’s syringe.  The temperature lapse degrades the product so that the vaccine fails do its dirty work. (The higher the temperature lapse and length of time at it, the less lethal the shot is.) This according to Dr. Peter McCullough.

That’s one factor (there are others) that partly accounts for the disparate affect of the shot on people, some tolerating it, others getting sick (now or in the distant future), others dropping dead within 48 hours.

The hot lots are the fresh ones.

Mark

[Michael Stuart Kelly]

1 hour ago, Mark said:

About refrigeration, in fact it is better for the victims that the vials not have been well refrigerated at some point in their journey from manufacturer to the nurse’s syringe.  The temperature lapse degrades the product so that the vaccine fails do its dirty work. (The higher the temperature lapse and length of time at it, the less lethal the shot is.) This according to Dr. Peter McCullough.

That’s one factor (there are others) that partly accounts for the disparate affect of the shot on people, some tolerating it, others getting sick (now or in the distant future), others dropping dead within 48 hours.

The hot lots are the fresh ones.

Mark,

That is an excellent point.

I bet it becomes a thing in the upcoming massive litigation against the entire Government-Big Pharma crony system.

Michael

[Ellen Stuttle]

2 hours ago, Mark said:

About refrigeration, in fact it is better for the victims that the vials not have been well refrigerated at some point in their journey from manufacturer to the nurse’s syringe.  The temperature lapse degrades the product so that the vaccine fails do its dirty work. (The higher the temperature lapse and length of time at it, the less lethal the shot is.) This according to Dr. Peter McCullough.

That’s one factor (there are others) that partly accounts for the disparate affect of the shot on people, some tolerating it, others getting sick (now or in the distant future), others dropping dead within 48 hours.

The hot lots are the fresh ones.

Mark

Right.  The mRNA stuff has very particular and delicate care requirements to keep it viable.

As tmj has pointed out a few times, chances are good that a lot of the doses people get at pharmacies haven’t been handled with the necessary preservation procedures and aren’t viable.

In other words, some people, probably to their good fortune, are basically getting placebos.

The reverse would be expectable at hospitals.  The doctors who died would likely have received viable Jabs.

Ellen

[Marc]

3 hours ago, Mark said:

About refrigeration, in fact it is better for the victims that the vials not have been well refrigerated at some point in their journey from manufacturer to the nurse’s syringe.  The temperature lapse degrades the product so that the vaccine fails do its dirty work. (The higher the temperature lapse and length of time at it, the less lethal the shot is.) This according to Dr. Peter McCullough.

That’s one factor (there are others) that partly accounts for the disparate affect of the shot on people, some tolerating it, others getting sick (now or in the distant future), others dropping dead within 48 hours.

The hot lots are the fresh ones.

Mark

Or in under 15 minutes like that lady who just died within 15 minutes at a Shoppers Drug Mart in Saskatoon

[Mark]

Here is a transcription of the beginning of the interview mentioned yesterday.  I’ve abridged it a little more and bolded the financial incentives part at the end.

After the following the lawyers give particular examples of what they are talking about. 

Alex Jones
Attorney Michael Hamilton and attorney Dan Watkins, tell us who you are and what's happening and why this is so important

Michael Hamilton
I'm a small two stoplight town attorney from Kentucky, Dan Watkins and I have seen these  Remdesivir protocols happening around the country and I want to describe them a little bit.

We filed three lawsuits in Fresno, California to try to hold these hospitals accountable and to try to bring awareness to this issue because the protocol is almost the same in every hospital all around the country.

It's happening in my state.  I've got calls in from at least 25 different states. Somebody goes into the hospital and it could be for almost anything.  A lot of times the hospital asks them if they've been vaccinated. They then tell them they have Covid pneumonia and they isolate them. They put them in the ICU, they take their family away from them. They put an oxygen machine on their face, a BiPAP machine [a pressure ventilator, BiPAP = bilevel positive airway pressure], and they turn it up to high levels, which makes it hard for them to breathe. These folks will try to take it off, so they'll zip-tie their hands to the bed rails.

They bring in a psychiatrist who diagnoses them as agitated, then they give them morphine and a whole handful of other drugs. They refuse to give them food or water. The Remdesivir shuts down their kidneys, they flood them with all kinds of other drugs, many of them contraindicated for use with Remdesivir.

Alex Jones
Obviously your lawsuit wants to find out who creates the protocol. Why is this happening? This is so organized. Whether you're in Kentucky or New York or Texas or California.

Michael Hamilton
That's right. Remdesivir  was tested a few years ago in Ebola trials and 53.1% of everybody they gave it to died. They pulled it from the trial and banned it from further use as to poisonous to give to people. Then they went before the CDC. Nine of the panelists who were seeking that EUA approval, Emergency Use Authorization, were from the NIH and nine of them had financial ties to Gilead Sciences, who makes Remdesivir.

Since the Ebola trials, the Word Health Organization did a very large study and they concluded that Remdesivir does nothing to help anybody with Covid and should never be given. Yet it's been given all over the United States along with this protocol that's designed to starve people to death, cause acute renal failure, fill their lungs up with fluids.  When families say, give them some food and water, they say, well no, we can't put more fluid in them, their lungs are filling up.  Well their lungs are filling up because of the Remdesivir. Without the food and water and without any human contact, they're strapped down, and then they're starved to death.

It looks premeditated. And it's been financially incentivized in ways that most people can't believe. For example, in California, there are three categories of treatment for a hospital. You either treat somebody that has Covid as an outpatient, and if you do, then the average charge rate is about $3,200. Or you bring them in and you treat them as a non-complex impatient, and then the average charge rate goes up to $111,000 and change. But if you treat them as a complex – complex is defined as you've either intubated them or you've put them in the ICU, either one or both – now it becomes complex, and the average charge rate jumps up to $450,000 and change.

Alex Jones
So this is a $400,000 death bounty.

Michael Hamilton
Plus they get a 20% bump through Medicare if they offer Remdesivir to the exclusion of any other remedy.  If they don't give Ivermectin, they have to exclude it.  [That is, the hospital has to exclude Ivermectin and other such drugs in order to get the bounty for administering Remdesivir.] They have to say, Remdesivir is your only hope. And if they do that, the government gives them 20% of the entire hospital stay, which at $450,000 charge rate, is another $90,000 roughly.

And on top of those financial incentives, with the original CARES Act, anybody who gets the word “Covid” on their death certificate in California,  the state of California gets an extra $147,000 on top of all the other incentives that we talked about.

 

 

[Ellen Stuttle]

1 hour ago, Mark said:

They bring in a psychiatrist who diagnoses them as agitated

A psychiatrist isn’t needed to diagnose me as "agitated" reading this stuff.  I’m experiencing what I suppose is meant in speaking of one's blood boiling.

Always the proofreader (even with boiling blood), a couple details I noticed:

"complex is defined as you either incubated them or…"

intubated (incubated is apropos, but…)

"Plus they get a 20% bump through Medicare if they offer Remdesivir to the exclusion of any other remedy.  If they don't give Ivermectin, they have to exclude it.  [That is, the hospital has to exclude Ivermectin and other such drugs in order to get the bounty for administering Remdesivir.]"

Maybe Hamilton said "don't," but that makes the meaning backward.

Thanks for the transcript segment.

Ellen

PS:  Nuremberg Take Two can't get here fast enough to suit me.