pamelagellerreport--2020-04-27--WATCH: Whistleblowing ER Docs Urge “Open Up Society Now” Because “Lockdowns Are Weakening Our Immune

WATCH: Whistleblowing ER Docs Urge “Open Up Society Now” Because “Lockdowns Are Weakening Our Immune Systems”

By : Tyler Durden , Zero Hedge , April 27 , 2020 : Authored by Edward Peter Stringham via The American Institute for Economic Research , Dr. Daniel W. Erickson of Bakersfield , California , is a former emergency-room physician who co-owns , with his partner Dr. Artin Massih , Accelerated Urgent Care in Bakersfield .
They are experienced medical professionals who have 40 years of hands-on experience in dealing with viruses and respiratory infections .
Watching the news in China in January , they knew the virus was on its way .
They ordered many COVID-19 tests because they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tested many thousands of people , and discovered for themselves what epidemiologists around the world are saying : COVID-19 came here earlier than previously believed , is more ubiquitous , and ultimately for the general population less deadly than we thought .
While this realization is gradually dawning on people around the world , they went public with their findings , which are not generated out of a predictive model but rather the actual facts of the case .
In the course of their press conference , they addressed the question of whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ much of its economy .
Their answer is no .
They conclude with the need to open up immediately , on grounds of health and human rights .
Here are some selected quotes from their interview with a hostile reporter ( emphasis added ) .
We ’ d like to look at how we ’ ve responded as a nation , and why you responded .
Our first initial response two months ago was a little bit of fear : [ the government ] decided to shut down travel to and from China @ @ @ @ @ @ @ don ’ t have any facts .
[ Governments ] decided to keep people at home and isolate them .
Typically you quarantine the sick .
When someone has measles you quarantine them .
We ’ ve never seen where we quarantine the healthy .
So that ’ s kind of how we started .
We don ’ t know what ’ s going on , we see this new virus .
How should we respond ?
So we did that initially , and over the last couple months we ’ ve gained @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re going to go over the numbers a little bit to kind of help you see how widespread COVID is , and see how we should be responding to it based on its prevalence throughout society—or the existence of the cases that we already know about… .
So if you look at California—these numbers are from yesterday—we have 33,865 COVID cases , out of a total of 280,900 total tested .
That ’ s 12 % of Californians were positive for COVID .
So we don ’ t , the initial—as you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ woefully inaccurate .
They predicted millions of cases of death – not of prevalence or incidence – but death .
That is not materializing .
What is materializing is , in the state of California is 12 % positives .
You have a 0.03 % chance of dying from COVID in the state of California .
Does that necessitate sheltering in place ?
Does that necessitate shutting down medical systems ?
Does that necessitate people being out of work ?
96 % of people in California who get COVID would recover , with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ significant continuing medical problems .
Two months ago we didn ’ t know this .
The more you test , the more positives you get .
The prevalence number goes up , and the death rate stays the same .
So [ the death rate ] gets smaller and smaller and smaller .
And as we move through this data—what I want you to see is—millions of cases , small death .
Millions of cases , small death .
We extrapolate data , we test people , and then we extrapolate for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The initial models were so inaccurate they ’ re not even correct .
And some of them were based on social distancing and still predicted hundreds of thousands of deaths , which has been inaccurate .
In New York the ones they tested they found 39 % positive .
So if they tested the whole state would we indeed have 7.5 million cases ?
We don ’ t know ; we will never test the entire state .
So we extrapolate out ; we use the data we have because it ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ model that has been nowhere in the ballpark of accurate .
How many deaths do they have ?
19,410 out of 19 million people , which is a 0.1 % chance of dying from COVID in the state of New York .
If you are indeed diagnosed with COVID-19 , 92 % of you will recover .
We ’ ve tested over 4 million… which gives us a 19.6 % positive out of those who are tested for COVID-19 .
So if this is a typical extrapolation 328 million people times 19.6 is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ significant amount of people with COVID ; it ’ s similar to the flu .
If you study the numbers in 2017 and 2018 we had 50 to 60 million with the flu .
And we had a similar death rate in the deaths the United States were 43,545—similar to the flu of 2017-2018 .
We always have between 37,000 and 60,000 deaths in the United States , every single year .
No pandemic talk .
No shelter-in-place .
No shutting down businesses… We do thousands of flu tests every year .
We @ @ @ @ @ @ @ because the flu is ubiquitous and to that note we have a flu vaccine .
How many people even get the flu vaccine ?
The flu is dangerous , it kills people .
Just because you have a vaccine doesn ’ t mean it ’ s gon na be everywhere and it doesn ’ t mean everyone ’ s going to take it… I would say probably 50 % of the public doesn ’ t even want it .
Just because you have a vaccine—unless you forced it on the public—doesn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it .
Norway has locked down ; Sweden does not have lock down .
What happened in those two countries ?
Are they vastly different ?
Did Sweden have a massive outbreak of cases ?
Did Norway have nothing ?
Let ’ s look at the numbers .
Sweden has 15,322 cases of COVID—21 % of all those tested came out positive for COVID .
What ’ s the population of Sweden ?
About 10.4 million .
So if we extrapolate out the data about 2 million cases of COVID in Sweden .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ distancing ; they would wear masks and separate ; they went to schools ; stores were open .
They were almost about their normal daily life with a little bit of social distancing .
They had how many deaths ?
1,765 .
California ’ s had 1,220 with isolation .
No isolation : 1,765 .
We have more people .
Norway : its next-door neighbor .
These are two Scandinavian nations ; we can compare them as they are similar .
4.9 % of all COVID tests were positive in Norway .
Population @ @ @ @ @ @ @ if we extrapolate the data , as we ’ ve been doing , which is the best we can do at this point , they have about 1.3 million cases .
Now their deaths as a total number , were 182 .
So you have a 0.003 chance of death as a citizen of Norway and a 97 % recovery .
Their numbers are a little bit better .
Does it necessitate shutdown , loss of jobs , destruction of the oil company , furloughing doctors ?
I wanted to talk about the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
COVID-19 is one aspect of our health sector .
What has it caused to have us be involved in social isolation ?
What does it cause that we are seeing the community respond to ?
Child molestation is increasing at a severe rate .
We could go over multiple cases of children who have been molested due to angry family members who are intoxicated , who are home , who have no paycheck .
Spousal abuse : we are seeing people coming in here with black eyes and cuts on their face @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of case .
These are things that will affect them for a lifetime , not for a season .
Alcoholism , anxiety , depression , suicide .
Suicide is spiking ; education is dropped off ; economic collapse .
Medical industry we ’ re all suffering because our staff isn ’ t here and we have no volume .
We have clinics from Fresno to San Diego and these things are spiking in our community .
These things will affect people for a lifetime , not for a season .
I ’ d @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about how the immune system functions so people have a good understanding .
The immune system is built by exposure to antigens : viruses , bacteria .
When you ’ re a little child crawling on the ground , putting stuff in your mouth , viruses and bacteria come in .
You form an antigen antibody complex .
You form IgG IgM .
This is how your immune system is built .
You don ’ t take a small child put them in bubble wrap in a room and say , “ go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is the basis of what we ’ ve known for years .
When you take human beings and you say , “ go into your house , clean all your counters—Lysol them down you ’ re gon na kill 99 % of viruses and bacteria ; wear a mask ; don ’ t go outside , ” what does it do to our immune system ?
Our immune system is used to touching .
We share bacteria .
Staphylococcus , streptococcal , bacteria , viruses .
Sheltering in place decreases your immune system @ @ @ @ @ @ @ out of shelter in place with a lower immune system and start trading viruses , bacteria—what do you think is going to happen ?
Disease is going to spike .
And then you ’ ve got diseases spike—amongst a hospital system with furloughed doctors and nurses .
This is not the combination we want to set up for a healthy society .
It doesn ’ t make any sense .
…Did we respond appropriately ?
Initially the response , fine shut it down , but as the data comes across—and we say now @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ve never , ever responded like this in the history of the country why are we doing this now ?
Any time you have something new in the community medical community it sparks fear—and I would have done what Dr. Fauci did—so we both would have initially .
Because the first thing you do is , you want to make sure you limit liability—and deaths—and I think what they did was brilliant , initially .
But you know , looking at theories and models—which is what these folks use—is very different than the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ communities… .
Nobody talks about the fact that coronavirus lives on plastics for three days and we ’ re all sheltering in place .
Where ’ d you get your water bottles from ?
Costco .
Where did you get that plastic shovel from ?
Home Depot .
If I swab things in your home I would likely find COVID-19 .
And so you think you ’ re protected .
Do you see the lack of consistency here ?
Do you think you ’ re protected from COVID when you wear gloves that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ bacteria all over them .
We wear masks in an acute setting to protect us .
We ’ re not wearing masks .
Why is that ?
Because we understand microbiology ; we understand immunology ; and we want strong immune systems .
I don ’ t want to hide in my home , develop a weak immune system , and then come out and get disease .
When someone dies in this country right now they ’ re not talking about the high blood pressure , the diabetes , the stroke .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ We ’ ve been to hundreds of autopsies .
You don ’ t talk about one thing , you talk about comorbidities .
COVID was part of it , it is not the reason they died folks .
When I ’ m writing up my death report I ’ m being pressured to add COVID .
Why is that ?
Why are we being pressured to add COVID ?
To maybe increase the numbers , and make it look a little bit worse than it is .
We ’ re being pressured in-house @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when we think it has nothing to do with the actual cause of death .
The actual cause of death was not COVID , but it ’ s being reported as one of the disease processes and being added to the death list .
COVID didn ’ t kill them , 25 years of tobacco use killed .
There ’ s two ways to get rid of virus : either burns itself out or herd immunity .
For hundreds of years we relied on herd immunity .
Viruses kill people , end of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ COVID kills people .
But for the rest of us we develop herd immunity .
We developed the ability to take this virus in and defeat it and for the vast majority 95 % of those around the globe .
Do you want your immune system built or do you want it not built ?
The building blocks of your immune system is a virus and bacteria .
There ’ s normal bacteria in normal flora that we have to be exposed to bacteria and viruses that are not virulent are our friends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and bad viruses .
Right now , if you look at Dr. Erikson ’ s skin or my skin we have strep , we have stuff—they protect us against opportunistic infections .
That ’ s why for the first three to six months [ babies are ] extremely vulnerable to opportunistic infection .
Which is why , when we see a little baby in the ER with fever who is one month old , you do a spinal tap , you do a chest x-ray , you do blood cultures , you do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a fever I wouldn ’ t do that for you .
Why ?
Because that baby does not have the normal bacteria and flora from the community , whereas you do .
I guarantee when we reopen there ’ s going to be a huge , huge amount of illness that ’ s going to be rampant because our immune systems have weakened .
That ’ s just basic immunology .
Do we need to still shelter in place ?
Our answer is emphatically no .
Do we need businesses to be shut @ @ @ @ @ @ @ need to have it , do we need to test them , and get them back to work ?
Yes , we do .
The the secondary effects that we went over—the child abuse , alcoholism , loss of revenue—all these are , in our opinion , a significantly more detrimental thing to society than a virus that has proven similar in nature to the seasonal flu we have every year .
We also need to put measures in place so economic shutdown like this does not happen again .
We want to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sick is what we do , not quarantine the healthy .
We need to make sure if you ’ re gon na dance on someone ’ s constitutional rights you better have a good reason .
You better have a really good scientific reason , and not just theory .
One of the most important things is we need our hospitals back up .
We need our furloughed doctors back .
We need our nurses back .
Because when we lift this thing , we ’ re gon na need all hands on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have closed two floors .
Folks , that ’ s not the situation you want .
We ’ re essentially setting ourselves up to have minimal staff , and we ’ re going to have significant disease .
That ’ s the wrong combination .
I ’ ve talked to our local head of the Health Department and he ’ s waiting… for the powers that be to lift .
Because the data is showing it ’ s time to lift .
I would start slowly [ open up schools sporting events ] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the schools start getting kids back to the immune system you know and the major events the sporting events these are non-essential let ’ s get back to those slowly let ’ s start with schools let ’ s start with cafe Rio and the pizza place here… Does that make sense to you guys and I think I can go into Costco and I can shop with people and there ’ s probably a couple hundred people but I can ’ t go in Cafe Rio so big businesses are open little @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this like we treat flu .
Which is if you have the flu and you ’ re feeling fever and body aches you just stay home if you have coughing or shortness of breath—COVID is more of a respiratory thing—you stay home .
You don ’ t get tested , even when people come with flu a lot of times we don ’ t test them .
We go , “ you have flu .
Here ’ s a medication.
” You have COVID , go home , let it resolve and come @ @ @ @ @ @ @ symptoms you should be able to return to work .
Are you an asymptomatic viral spreader ?
Maybe , but we can ’ t test all of humanity .
Sure we ’ re gon na miss cases of coronavirus , just like we miss cases of the flu .
It would be nice to capture every coronavirus patient , but is that realistic ?
Are we gon na keep the economy shut down for two years and vaccinate everybody ?
That ’ s an unrealistic expectation .
You ’ re going to cause @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , rape , violence and what are you going to get out of it ?
You ’ re still going to miss a lot of cases .
So we need to treat this like the flu , which is familiar , and eventually this will mutate and become less and less virulent… I don ’ t need a double-blind clinically controlled trial to tell me if sheltering in place is appropriate , that is a college-level understanding of microbiology .
A lot of times in medicine you have to make you have to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ you have .
I can sit up in the 47th-floor in the penthouse and say we should do this , this , and this , but I haven ’ t seen a patient for 20 years—that ’ s not realistic .
If you ’ re healthy and you don ’ t have significant comorbidities and you know you ’ re not immunodeficient and you ’ re not elderly you should be able to go out without any gloves and without a mask .
If you are those things you should either shelter in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I don ’ t think everybody needs to wear the masks and gloves because it reduces your bacterial flora… and your bacterial flora and your viruses your friends that protect you from other diseases [ if they ] end up going away and now you ’ re more likely to get opportunistic infections infections that are hoping you don ’ t have your good bugs fighting for you .

By: Tyler Durden, Zero Hedge, April 27, 2020:
Authored by Edward Peter Stringham via The American Institute for Economic Research,
Dr. Daniel W. Erickson of Bakersfield, California, is a former emergency-room physician who co-owns, with his partner Dr. Artin Massih, Accelerated Urgent Care in Bakersfield.
They are experienced medical professionals who have 40 years of hands-on experience in dealing with viruses and respiratory infections.
Watching the news in China in January, they knew the virus was on its way. They ordered many COVID-19 tests because they knew they would need them. They tested many thousands of people, and discovered for themselves what epidemiologists around the world are saying: COVID-19 came here earlier than previously believed, is more ubiquitous, and ultimately for the general population less deadly than we thought.
While this realization is gradually dawning on people around the world, they went public with their findings, which are not generated out of a predictive model but rather the actual facts of the case. In the course of their press conference, they addressed the question of whether or not California should have shut down much of its economy. Their answer is no. They conclude with the need to open up immediately, on grounds of health and human rights.
“If you’re going to dance on someone’s constitutional rights you better have a good reason, you better have a really good reason, not just a theory,” he said.
Here are some selected quotes from their interview with a hostile reporter (emphasis added).
We’d like to look at how we’ve responded as a nation, and why you responded. Our first initial response two months ago was a little bit of fear: [the government] decided to shut down travel to and from China. These are good ideas when you don’t have any facts. [Governments] decided to keep people at home and isolate them. Typically you quarantine the sick. When someone has measles you quarantine them. We’ve never seen where we quarantine the healthy.
So that’s kind of how we started. We don’t know what’s going on, we see this new virus. How should we respond? So we did that initially, and over the last couple months we’ve gained a lot of data typically. We’re going to go over the numbers a little bit to kind of help you see how widespread COVID is, and see how we should be responding to it based on its prevalence throughout society—or the existence of the cases that we already know about….
So if you look at California—these numbers are from yesterday—we have 33,865 COVID cases, out of a total of 280,900 total tested. That’s 12% of Californians were positive for COVID. So we don’t, the initial—as you guys know, the initial models were woefully inaccurate. They predicted millions of cases of death – not of prevalence or incidence – but death.
That is not materializing. What is materializing is, in the state of California is 12% positives.
You have a 0.03% chance of dying from COVID in the state of California. Does that necessitate sheltering in place? Does that necessitate shutting down medical systems? Does that necessitate people being out of work?
96% of people in California who get COVID would recover, with almost no significant sequelae; or no significant continuing medical problems. Two months ago we didn’t know this. The more you test, the more positives you get. The prevalence number goes up, and the death rate stays the same. So [the death rate] gets smaller and smaller and smaller. And as we move through this data—what I want you to see is—millions of cases, small death. Millions of cases, small death.
We extrapolate data, we test people, and then we extrapolate for the entire community based on the numbers. The initial models were so inaccurate they’re not even correct. And some of them were based on social distancing and still predicted hundreds of thousands of deaths, which has been inaccurate. In New York the ones they tested they found 39% positive. So if they tested the whole state would we indeed have 7.5 million cases? We don’t know; we will never test the entire state. So we extrapolate out; we use the data we have because it’s the most we have versus a predictive model that has been nowhere in the ballpark of accurate. How many deaths do they have? 19,410 out of 19 million people, which is a 0.1% chance of dying from COVID in the state of New York. If you are indeed diagnosed with COVID-19, 92% of you will recover.
We’ve tested over 4 million… which gives us a 19.6% positive out of those who are tested for COVID-19. So if this is a typical extrapolation 328 million people times 19.6 is 64 million. That’s a significant amount of people with COVID; it’s similar to the flu. If you study the numbers in 2017 and 2018 we had 50 to 60 million with the flu. And we had a similar death rate in the deaths the United States were 43,545—similar to the flu of 2017-2018. We always have between 37,000 and 60,000 deaths in the United States, every single year. No pandemic talk. No shelter-in-place. No shutting down businesses…
We do thousands of flu tests every year. We don’t report every one, because the flu is ubiquitous and to that note we have a flu vaccine. How many people even get the flu vaccine? The flu is dangerous, it kills people. Just because you have a vaccine doesn’t mean it’s gonna be everywhere and it doesn’t mean everyone’s going to take it… I would say probably 50% of the public doesn’t even want it. Just because you have a vaccine—unless you forced it on the public—doesn’t mean they’re going to take it.
Norway has locked down; Sweden does not have lock down. What happened in those two countries? Are they vastly different? Did Sweden have a massive outbreak of cases? Did Norway have nothing? Let’s look at the numbers. Sweden has 15,322 cases of COVID—21% of all those tested came out positive for COVID. What’s the population of Sweden? About 10.4 million. So if we extrapolate out the data about 2 million cases of COVID in Sweden. They did a little bit of social distancing; they would wear masks and separate; they went to schools; stores were open. They were almost about their normal daily life with a little bit of social distancing. They had how many deaths? 1,765. California’s had 1,220 with isolation. No isolation: 1,765. We have more people. Norway: its next-door neighbor. These are two Scandinavian nations; we can compare them as they are similar. 4.9% of all COVID tests were positive in Norway. Population of Norway: 5.4 million. So if we extrapolate the data, as we’ve been doing, which is the best we can do at this point, they have about 1.3 million cases. Now their deaths as a total number, were 182. So you have a 0.003 chance of death as a citizen of Norway and a 97% recovery. Their numbers are a little bit better. Does it necessitate shutdown, loss of jobs, destruction of the oil company, furloughing doctors?
I wanted to talk about the effects of COVID-19, the secondary effects. COVID-19 is one aspect of our health sector. What has it caused to have us be involved in social isolation? What does it cause that we are seeing the community respond to? Child molestation is increasing at a severe rate. We could go over multiple cases of children who have been molested due to angry family members who are intoxicated, who are home, who have no paycheck. Spousal abuse: we are seeing people coming in here with black eyes and cuts on their face. It’s an obvious abuse of case. These are things that will affect them for a lifetime, not for a season. Alcoholism, anxiety, depression, suicide. Suicide is spiking; education is dropped off; economic collapse. Medical industry we’re all suffering because our staff isn’t here and we have no volume. We have clinics from Fresno to San Diego and these things are spiking in our community. These things will affect people for a lifetime, not for a season.
I’d like to go over some basic things about how the immune system functions so people have a good understanding. The immune system is built by exposure to antigens: viruses, bacteria. When you’re a little child crawling on the ground, putting stuff in your mouth, viruses and bacteria come in. You form an antigen antibody complex. You form IgG IgM. This is how your immune system is built. You don’t take a small child put them in bubble wrap in a room and say, “go have a healthy immune system.”
This is immunology, microbiology 101. This is the basis of what we’ve known for years. When you take human beings and you say, “go into your house, clean all your counters—Lysol them down you’re gonna kill 99% of viruses and bacteria; wear a mask; don’t go outside,” what does it do to our immune system? Our immune system is used to touching. We share bacteria. Staphylococcus, streptococcal, bacteria, viruses.
Sheltering in place decreases your immune system. And then as we all come out of shelter in place with a lower immune system and start trading viruses, bacteria—what do you think is going to happen? Disease is going to spike. And then you’ve got diseases spike—amongst a hospital system with furloughed doctors and nurses. This is not the combination we want to set up for a healthy society. It doesn’t make any sense.
…Did we respond appropriately? Initially the response, fine shut it down, but as the data comes across—and we say now, wait a second, we’ve never, ever responded like this in the history of the country why are we doing this now? Any time you have something new in the community medical community it sparks fear—and I would have done what Dr. Fauci did—so we both would have initially. Because the first thing you do is, you want to make sure you limit liability—and deaths—and I think what they did was brilliant, initially. But you know, looking at theories and models—which is what these folks use—is very different than the way the actual virus presents itself throughout communities….
Nobody talks about the fact that coronavirus lives on plastics for three days and we’re all sheltering in place. Where’d you get your water bottles from? Costco. Where did you get that plastic shovel from? Home Depot. If I swab things in your home I would likely find COVID-19. And so you think you’re protected. Do you see the lack of consistency here? Do you think you’re protected from COVID when you wear gloves that transfer disease everywhere? Those gloves have bacteria all over them. We wear masks in an acute setting to protect us. We’re not wearing masks. Why is that? Because we understand microbiology; we understand immunology; and we want strong immune systems. I don’t want to hide in my home, develop a weak immune system, and then come out and get disease.
When someone dies in this country right now they’re not talking about the high blood pressure, the diabetes, the stroke. They say they died from COVID. We’ve been to hundreds of autopsies. You don’t talk about one thing, you talk about comorbidities. COVID was part of it, it is not the reason they died folks. When I’m writing up my death report I’m being pressured to add COVID.
Why is that? Why are we being pressured to add COVID? To maybe increase the numbers, and make it look a little bit worse than it is. We’re being pressured in-house to add COVID to the diagnostic list when we think it has nothing to do with the actual cause of death. The actual cause of death was not COVID, but it’s being reported as one of the disease processes and being added to the death list. COVID didn’t kill them, 25 years of tobacco use killed.
There’s two ways to get rid of virus: either burns itself out or herd immunity. For hundreds of years we relied on herd immunity. Viruses kill people, end of story. The flu kills people. COVID kills people. But for the rest of us we develop herd immunity. We developed the ability to take this virus in and defeat it and for the vast majority 95% of those around the globe. Do you want your immune system built or do you want it not built? The building blocks of your immune system is a virus and bacteria. There’s normal bacteria in normal flora that we have to be exposed to bacteria and viruses that are not virulent are our friends. They protect us against bad bacteria and bad viruses.
Right now, if you look at Dr. Erikson’s skin or my skin we have strep, we have stuff—they protect us against opportunistic infections. That’s why for the first three to six months [babies are] extremely vulnerable to opportunistic infection. Which is why, when we see a little baby in the ER with fever who is one month old, you do a spinal tap, you do a chest x-ray, you do blood cultures, you do urine cultures. But if you had a fever I wouldn’t do that for you. Why? Because that baby does not have the normal bacteria and flora from the community, whereas you do. I guarantee when we reopen there’s going to be a huge, huge amount of illness that’s going to be rampant because our immune systems have weakened. That’s just basic immunology.
Do we need to still shelter in place? Our answer is emphatically no. Do we need businesses to be shut down? Emphatically no. Do we need to have it, do we need to test them, and get them back to work? Yes, we do. The the secondary effects that we went over—the child abuse, alcoholism, loss of revenue—all these are, in our opinion, a significantly more detrimental thing to society than a virus that has proven similar in nature to the seasonal flu we have every year.
We also need to put measures in place so economic shutdown like this does not happen again. We want to make sure we understand that quarantining the sick is what we do, not quarantine the healthy. We need to make sure if you’re gonna dance on someone’s constitutional rights you better have a good reason. You better have a really good scientific reason, and not just theory.
One of the most important things is we need our hospitals back up. We need our furloughed doctors back. We need our nurses back. Because when we lift this thing, we’re gonna need all hands on deck. I know the local hospitals have closed two floors. Folks, that’s not the situation you want. We’re essentially setting ourselves up to have minimal staff, and we’re going to have significant disease. That’s the wrong combination.
I’ve talked to our local head of the Health Department and he’s waiting… for the powers that be to lift. Because the data is showing it’s time to lift. I would start slowly [open up schools sporting events] I think we need to open up the schools start getting kids back to the immune system you know and the major events the sporting events these are non-essential let’s get back to those slowly let’s start with schools let’s start with cafe Rio and the pizza place here… Does that make sense to you guys and I think I can go into Costco and I can shop with people and there’s probably a couple hundred people but I can’t go in Cafe Rio so big businesses are open little businesses are not….
Eventually we treat this like we treat flu. Which is if you have the flu and you’re feeling fever and body aches you just stay home if you have coughing or shortness of breath—COVID is more of a respiratory thing—you stay home. You don’t get tested, even when people come with flu a lot of times we don’t test them. We go, “you have flu. Here’s a medication.” You have COVID, go home, let it resolve and come back negative.
If you have no symptoms you should be able to return to work. Are you an asymptomatic viral spreader? Maybe, but we can’t test all of humanity. Sure we’re gonna miss cases of coronavirus, just like we miss cases of the flu. It would be nice to capture every coronavirus patient, but is that realistic? Are we gonna keep the economy shut down for two years and vaccinate everybody? That’s an unrealistic expectation. You’re going to cause financial ruin, domestic violence, suicide, rape, violence and what are you going to get out of it? You’re still going to miss a lot of cases. So we need to treat this like the flu, which is familiar, and eventually this will mutate and become less and less virulent…
I don’t need a double-blind clinically controlled trial to tell me if sheltering in place is appropriate, that is a college-level understanding of microbiology. A lot of times in medicine you have to make you have to make educated decisions with the data that you have. I can sit up in the 47th-floor in the penthouse and say we should do this, this, and this, but I haven’t seen a patient for 20 years—that’s not realistic.
If you’re healthy and you don’t have significant comorbidities and you know you’re not immunodeficient and you’re not elderly you should be able to go out without any gloves and without a mask. If you are those things you should either shelter in place or wear a mask and gloves. I don’t think everybody needs to wear the masks and gloves because it reduces your bacterial flora… and your bacterial flora and your viruses your friends that protect you from other diseases [if they] end up going away and now you’re more likely to get opportunistic infections infections that are hoping you don’t have your good bugs fighting for you.
https://youtu.be/zb6j7o1pLBw
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pamelagellerreport--2020-04-27--President Trump blasts Fox News, calls for ‘an alternative’

President Trump is extremely frustrated with Fox News .
That is because the network is only a shadow of it ’ s former self .
Since the departure of Roger Ailes in 2016 , Fox News ’ programming has been gradually moving to the Left .
They have also been firing and suspending some of their best anchors , when speaking the truth about the corrupt and anti-America Democrat Party .
For example , Trish Regan was recently fired for correctly stating that the Democrats want to use the COVID-19 pandemic to impeach President Trump .
In addition , Jeannine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for candidly speaking about the pro-sharia Rep. Ilhan Omar .
To make matters even worse is that once frequent guests such as Joe Digenova and Victoria Toensing , and Pamela Geller , and Brigitte Gabriel have vanished from the network .
Unfortunately Fox News would rather employ Leftist buffoons such as Juan Williams and Geraldo Rivera , instead of Conservatives who would appeal to the Fox audience .
President Trump is correct : an alternative to Fox News is needed .
Trump attacked numerous figures in the tweets , including former Speaker Paul @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the board of Fox News in March of last year , and former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile , who was accused of leaking CNN town hall questions to then-candidate Hillary Clinton during the Democratic primary in 2016 .
His criticism also targeted “ Fox News Sunday ” host Chris Wallace , who he said was “ nastier to Republicans than even Deface the Nation or Sleepy Eyes , ” referring to CBS ’ s “ Face the Nation ” and NBC ’ s Chuck Todd , host of “ Meet the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Daily.
” Fox News representatives did not return a request for comment on the president ’ s tweets .
His remarks come as right-wing cable news outlet One America News Network has pushed in recent weeks for the president ’ s public support , tweeting in March that it called “ bullshit ” after Trump failed to mention the network by name at a campaign rally .
“ Anyone who knows @ OANN , knows we ’ ve reported REAL news since DAY ONE .
Our young people work very hard to do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the President means a lot more to them than to the established media elites , ” added the network ’ s CEO , Robert Herring , in a tweet .
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President Trump is extremely frustrated with Fox News. That is because the network is only a shadow of it’s former self. Since the departure of Roger Ailes in 2016, Fox News’ programming has been gradually moving to the Left. They have also been firing and suspending some of their best anchors, when speaking the truth about the corrupt and anti-America Democrat Party.
For example, Trish Regan was recently fired for correctly stating that the Democrats want to use the COVID-19 pandemic to impeach President Trump. In addition, Jeannine Pirro was suspended in March of 2019 for candidly speaking about the pro-sharia Rep. Ilhan Omar.
To make matters even worse is that once frequent guests such as Joe Digenova and Victoria Toensing, and Pamela Geller, and Brigitte Gabriel have vanished from the network. Unfortunately Fox News would rather employ Leftist buffoons such as Juan Williams and Geraldo Rivera, instead of Conservatives who would appeal to the Fox audience.
President Trump is correct: an alternative to Fox News is needed.
Trump blasts Fox News, says he wants ‘an alternative’ By The Hill, April 26, 2020 President Trump lashed out at Fox News on Sunday, targeting several figures at the network in a series of tweets claiming that the network was “being fed Democrat talking points.” In three tweets Sunday afternoon, the president called for an “alternative” to the right-leaning news network.
….Even the Radical Left Do Nothing Democrats laughed at the Fox suggestion. No respect for the people running @FoxNews. But Fox keeps on plugging to try and become politically correct. They put RINO Paul Ryan on their Board. They hire “debate questions to Crooked Hillary”…. — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 26, 2020
….fraud @donnabrazile (and others who are even worse). Chris Wallace is nastier to Republicans than even Deface the Nation or Sleepy Eyes. The people who are watching @FoxNews, in record numbers (thank you President Trump), are angry. They want an alternative now. So do I! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) April 26, 2020
Trump attacked numerous figures in the tweets, including former Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), who joined the board of Fox News in March of last year, and former Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Donna Brazile, who was accused of leaking CNN town hall questions to then-candidate Hillary Clinton during the Democratic primary in 2016. His criticism also targeted “Fox News Sunday” host Chris Wallace, who he said was “nastier to Republicans than even Deface the Nation or Sleepy Eyes,” referring to CBS’s “Face the Nation” and NBC’s Chuck Todd, host of “Meet the Press” and “Meet the Press Daily.” Fox News representatives did not return a request for comment on the president’s tweets. His remarks come as right-wing cable news outlet One America News Network has pushed in recent weeks for the president’s public support, tweeting in March that it called “bullshit” after Trump failed to mention the network by name at a campaign rally. “Anyone who knows @OANN, knows we’ve reported REAL news since DAY ONE. Our young people work very hard to do that, so to be mentioned by the President means a lot more to them than to the established media elites,” added the network’s CEO, Robert Herring, in a tweet.
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pamelagellerreport--2020-04-27--WATCH Registered Nurse in NYC Hospital: Patients are being left to die, no treatment, no drugs, “it’

WATCH Registered Nurse in NYC Hospital: Patients are being left to die, no treatment, no drugs, “it’s murder” “it’s out of a horror movie”

This video is a stunning indictment of NY Gov .
Cuomo and Red Bill de Blasio but the Democrat media complex will make sure none of this gets out .
I am sure YouTube will take it down .
Facebook did .
Share , share , share .
The Democrats need a higher death rate to justify the continued lockdowns .
We are under attack by the enemy within .
Hospitals Get Paid More to List Patients as COVID-19 and Three Times as Much if the Patient Goes on Ventilator | “ People are sick but they don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ killing them .
They are not helping them .
She used the word murder – coming from a nurse who went to New York City expecting to help patients , are left to rot and die , her words .
She has never seen so much neglect .
No one cares .
They are cold and they don ’ t care anymore .
It ’ s the blind leading the blind now .
A couple of weeks ago I was on with some nurse friends of mine and we were discussing different medications @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people .
Doctors who are reporting around the country that they were using combination of medications that were helping people .
People were not dying when they were on these medications .
They were getting better .
Those medications are not being used in hospitals in New York City .
What is happening is that they ’ re putting people on nasal canula .
If they require more than six liters of nasal canula , they get intubated .
They go on the vent or they get tricked if there ’ s not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get high flow , no non-rebreather , no non-invasive ventilation , no CPAP no BiPAP .
They ’ re on a closed system the versus a CPAP or BiPAP for fear that it will spread the virus .
Which , by the way , I know a nurse in Florida who was fired for exposing that about CPAP and BiPAP and patients being put on the ventilator like straightaway to the ventilator to be on a closed system .
The patients don ’ t know any better They don ’ t have family @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there with them to advocate for them .
So they are scared and they give consent .
The ventilators have high peep high pressure which then causes Barrow trauma .
It causes trauma to the lungs .
Dr. siddell Cameron Kyle siddell a few weeks ago , put out a video , he ’ s in New York City and he put out a video saying something is not right like we ’ re not treating this correctly .
We ’ re doing something wrong .
This doesn ’ t make sense .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ they took him out of ICU because they couldn ’ t have a one doctor going against the grain , going against their protocol .
The protocol is propofol or some kind of sedation because they ’ re on a ventilator and IV antibiotics .
There ’ s no hydroxychloroquine .
They ’ re not using that combination with a zithromax they ’ re not using the zinc , vitamin c , high doses of vitamins A and D. They laugh .
This is what she ’ s told me .
They laugh @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a nightmare .
it ’ s out of a horror movie .
And I don ’ t want to be a part of this…..
There are people who are a full code and yet if they crash , they ’ re not doing compressions because it will spread the virus .
Full code not doing compressions family is not there .
They have no one to answer to .
No one is being held accountable .
A code was called and no one came so sometimes they ’ re not even resuscitating .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ they ’ re not given blood becausewe know that the blood is not oxygenated in these COVID patients .
We know that there there are doctors all around the world sounding the alarms .
These are the drugs that work this is the pathophysiology of the DS the disease .
This is what ’ s happening .
And for some reason it ’ s not changing even though we know , some of us know , what ’ s going on .
Nothing is changing on the front lines .
They stay in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the top pair of gloves .
So two pairs of gloves or maybe more than two but they ’ re only changing the gloves on the outside [ … ] They ’ re carrying that contamination to all the patients they ’ re not changing .
Their PPE they ’ re not going into rooms so they ’ re running long tubing into the room so that they can manage the tubing from outside of the rooms .
So if they ’ re not going into the rooms that means they ’ re @ @ @ @ @ @ @ frequently as you would be otherwise assessing your patients .
They are not doing rapid result tests .
You ’ re lucky if you get results in five days okay — this is coming from my friend who is in New York City right now on assignment who went there to help and this is what she ’ s finding .
It ’ s a horror movie she says , not because of the disease , but because of the way it ’ s being handled .
She said we need help and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hotels .
Money I guess being paid it ’ s being paid for by FEMA and yet they ’ re still understaffed and there are hundreds of people , hundreds of nurses in the hotels waiting to be called on to a shift so there is manpower if the goal were to actually save people but resources are not being utilized properly or to full capacity in a way that maximizes the patient benefit or improve the outcomes .
The records and charting are crap .
And now some of these hospitals in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a good day so you add in the fear of COVID and the fear of the whole pandemic and forget it .
So you ’ re dealing if you ’ re in a crappy Hospital with crappy nurses .
Let ’ s face it all those nurses have worked with crappy nurses who don ’ t care .
So now you add in this forget it and they ’ re having people do things that they can ’ t do .
So maybe things that they ’ re not proficient in so maybe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ or comfortable with using a ventilator and it ’ s that ‘ figure it out mentality , ’ figureit out these patients are critical and they ’ re crashing , figure it out .
So nurses are being celebrated as heroes .
Right we see how like the fire trucks and and the police are like lining up and practically having these parades and celebrating them as heroes .
And don ’ t get me wrong I ’ m sure in some parts of the country and other ICS , I have friends @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and they are good nurses and some of them are heroes but we have nurses being celebrated as heroes who are killing people .
They ’ re not heroes .
And they ’ re being brainwashed to think they ’ re doing something great just by going to work .
Because they ’ re brave enough to go to work .
But what are you doing at work you ’ re certainly not saving people , you ’ re not even you ’ re not even running codes .
You ’ re not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ re a coward .
You ’ re hurting people you ’ re killing them .
You ’ re contributing to the problem.
” “ People are dying that don ’ t have to die.
” Raw transcript : o viral I ’ m sure I ’ m gon na get some 00:03 hate messages after this frankly I don ’ t 00:05 care because this could save someone ’ s 00:07 life I ’ m a nurse practitioner I am 00:10 licensed and certified I am NOT on the 00:12 frontlines I @ @ @ @ @ @ @ City who ’ s on the frontlines and for her 00:17 safety she can not come out and say these 00:20 things so I am her voice I ’ m not going 00:23 to name names of people or hospitals for 00:25 the safety of those involved but this is 00:29 her account okay I am her voice here I ’ m 00:31 gon na tell you what she has told me she 00:33 wants this to get out no I ’ m sure this 00:37 is not the case everywhere I am @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in 00:41 other places there on the front lines or 00:42 an ICU and it ’ s not like this everywhere 00:45 but in New York City right now in some 00:48 of the hospitals this is what is going 00:50 on people are sick but they don ’ t have 00:54 to stay sick they are killing them they 00:58 are not helping them she used the word 01:01 murder coming from a nurse who went to 01:04 New York City expecting to help patients 01:10 are left to rot and die @ @ @ @ @ @ @ so much neglect no one 01:17 cares they are cold and they don ’ t care 01:20 anymore 01:20 it ’ s the blind leading the blind now a 01:25 couple of weeks ago I was on with some 01:27 nurse friends of mine and we were 01:29 discussing different medications that 01:30 could be used to potentially help people 01:32 doctors who are reporting around the 01:34 country that they were using combination 01:35 of medications that were helping people 01:37 people were not dying when they were on 01:39 these medications @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are not being 01:43 used in hospitals in New York City what 01:46 is happening is that they ’ re putting 01:48 people on nasal canula if they require 01:50 more than six liters of nasal canula 01:53 they get intubated they go on the vent 01:56 or they get tricked if there ’ s not an 01:58 event 02:00 they don ’ t get high flow no 02:02 non-rebreather 02:03 no non-invasive ventilation no CPAP no 02:06 BiPAP they ’ re on a closed system the 02:10 versus a CPAP or BiPAP @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the virus which by the way I 02:19 know a nurse in Florida who was fired 02:21 for exposing that about CPAP and BiPAP 02:23 and patients being put on the ventilator 02:26 like straightaway to the ventilator to 02:29 be on a closed system the patients don ’ t 02:32 know any better they don ’ t have family 02:34 with them there is no one there with 02:36 them to advocate for them so they are 02:38 scared and they give consent the 02:42 ventilators have high peep high pressure 02:46 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ causes trauma to the lungs 02:50 dr. siddell Cameron Kyle siddell a few 02:57 weeks ago put out a video he ’ s in New 02:59 York City and he put out a video saying 03:02 something is not right like we ’ re not 03:03 treating this correctly we ’ re doing 03:06 something wrong this doesn ’ t make sense 03:08 they pulled his video from YouTube and 03:10 they took him out of ICU because they 03:13 couldn ’ t have a one doctor going against 03:14 the grain going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ propofol or some kind of 03:20 sedation because they ’ re on a ventilator 03:22 and IV antibiotics 03:25 there ’ s no hydroxychloroquine they ’ re 03:28 not using that combination with a 03:30 zithromax they ’ re not using the zinc 03:31 vitamin c high doses of vitamins A and D 03:34 they laugh this is what she ’ s told me 03:36 they laugh at that she says this is a 03:39 nightmare it ’ s out of a horror movie and 03:41 I don ’ t want to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people who are a full code and yet 03:48 if they crash they ’ re not doing 03:49 compressions because it will spread the 03:51 virus full code not doing compressions 03:55 family is not there they have no one to 03:57 answer to no one is being held 03:59 accountable a code was called and no one 04:03 came so sometimes they ’ re not even 04:05 resuscitating people again left to rot 04:09 and die they ’ re not given blood because 04:11 we know that the blood is not oxygenated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that 04:15 there there are doctors all around the 04:18 world sounding the alarms these are the 04:20 drugs that work this is the 04:22 pathophysiology of the DS the disease 04:23 this is what ’ s happening and for some 04:26 reason it ’ s not changing even though we 04:28 know some of us know what ’ s going on 04:30 nothing is changing on the front lines 04:33 they stay in the same PPE all shift 04:36 except for the top pair of gloves so two 04:39 pairs of gloves @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they ’ re only changing the gloves on 04:43 the outside 04:44 gown mask whatever else stays the same 04:46 because all patients are covered 04:48 patients so it ’ s a co-ed floor it ’ s all 04:50 covin but it ’ s not because some of them 04:53 are rule out co-ed so even if they ’ re 04:55 rule out covert and they ’ re knocked over 04:57 they ’ re gon na get co-ed because they ’ re 04:58 using the same PPE tall shift and 05:00 they ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the patients they ’ re not changing 05:03 their PPE they ’ re not going into rooms 05:07 so they ’ re running long tubing into the 05:11 room so that they can manage the tubing 05:13 from outside of the rooms so if they ’ re 05:15 not going into the rooms that means 05:16 they ’ re not assessing the patient ’ s as 05:19 frequently as you would be otherwise 05:20 assessing your patients they are not 05:23 doing rapid result tests you ’ re lucky if 05:28 you get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is coming from my friend who is in New 05:33 York City right now on assignment who 05:39 went there to help and this is what 05:41 she ’ s finding it ’ s a horror movie she 05:43 says not because of the disease but 05:47 because of the way it ’ s being handled 05:49 she said we need help and people are 05:51 sitting there waiting in the hotel ’ s 05:53 money I guess being paid it ’ s being paid 05:55 for by FEMA and yet they ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ hundreds of 05:59 people hundreds of nurses in the hotel ’ s 06:02 waiting to be called on to a shift so 06:05 there is manpower in us if the goal were 06:07 to actually save people but resources 06:10 are not being utilized properly or to 06:12 full capacity in a way that maximizes 06:15 the patient benefit or improve the 06:17 outcomes the records and charting are 06:19 crap and now some of these hospitals in 06:22 New York City are probably crappy on a 06:24 good day so you add @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the fear of the whole pandemic and 06:28 forget it so you ’ re dealing if you ’ re in 06:31 a crappy Hospital with crappy nurses 06:33 let ’ s face it all those nurses have 06:34 worked with crappy nurses 06:35 who don ’ t care so now you add in this 06:39 forget it and they ’ re having people do 06:41 things that they can ’ t do so maybe 06:44 things that they ’ re not proficient in so 06:46 maybe a nurse who ’ s not familiar @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and 06:50 it ’ s that figure it out mentality figure 06:52 it out these patients are critical and 06:54 they ’ re crashing figure it out 06:56 so nurses are being celebrated as heroes 06:59 right we see how like the fire trucks 07:01 and and the police are like lining up 07:04 and practically having these parades and 07:06 celebrating them as heroes and don ’ t get 07:08 me wrong I ’ m sure in some parts of the 07:09 country and other ICS I have friends 07:11 that are @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I see you and they are good nurses and 07:13 some of them are heroes but we have 07:15 nurses being celebrated as heroes who 07:17 are killing people they ’ re not heroes 07:19 and they ’ re being brainwashed to think 07:21 they ’ re doing something great just by 07:22 going to work because they ’ re brave 07:23 enough to go to work but what are you 07:25 doing at work you ’ re certainly not 07:26 saving people if you ’ re not even you ’ re 07:28 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not even 07:31 going into patient rooms you ’ re a coward 07:33 you ’ re hurting people you ’ re killing 07:35 them you ’ re contributing to the problem 07:37 I know I ’ m gon na get hate mail for this 07:40 and that ’ s fine because people are dying 07:42 who don ’ t have to die again there ’ s no 07:46 family there so no one ’ s being held 07:48 accountable and once these people get 07:50 intubated they ’ re being scared into 07:53 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 07:55 for a lot of them it ’ s over and there ’ s 07:57 nobody gon na be held accountable and 07:59 there ’ s nobody looking out for them they 08:01 are completely by themselves there ’ s 08:05 like a total lack of critical thinking 08:07 it ’ s out the window and people are 08:09 scared to speak up and one person alone 08:11 isn ’ t going to change the overall 08:12 culture of a hospital or a system or a 08:15 city like I said dr. Cameron @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from YouTube and he 08:21 was pulled from the ICU for sounding the 08:22 alarm and going against the grain so 08:24 people are sounding the alarm it ’ s just 08:26 not changing anything 08:28 apparently so what can you do buck the 08:31 system I ’ m really fortunate I don ’ t have 08:34 any family in New York City that I 08:36 personally have to worry about if there 08:37 are people that you are worried about or 08:39 maybe it ’ s not even New York City maybe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that ’ s being 08:42 really hard-hit and you ’ re just hearing 08:44 really bad things coming out 08:45 city buck the system something is wrong 08:48 in the system so go against the green 08:51 request records immediately records 08:57 transcripts immediately if there ’ s a 09:01 medication that you want your loved one 09:03 to be given report it as an at-home 09:06 medication and demand that it be 09:08 continued that ’ s just a tip from inside 09:10 the system if you want a medication to 09:12 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ report that it ’ s 09:15 an at-home medication and that you 09:16 demand that it be continued your loved 09:20 one is not going to have you in there 09:21 advocating for them once they go in 09:22 you ’ re not allowed in the only reports 09:26 that we ’ re able to get what ’ s going on 09:28 are coming from the inside and people 09:29 are afraid to speak out people have lost 09:32 their jobs do not give consent for 09:35 intubation if you don ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ loved one to be 09:39 intubated demand non-invasive or less 09:42 invasive ventilation methods as soon as 09:47 you give that consent you might not come 09:48 out of it now in some cases it might be 09:51 appropriate we just don ’ t know we know 09:53 that it ’ s being used inappropriately in 09:55 a lot of cases and that the ventilators 09:57 are making people worse 10:04 please share this video make it go viral 10:06 people need to know this this is the 10:08 truth of what ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ friend who ’ s in New York City right now 10:11 on assignment this is murder she says 10:15 people are being murdered and no one 10:17 cares horrible care

This video is a stunning indictment of NY Gov. Cuomo and Red Bill de Blasio but the Democrat media complex will make sure none of this gets out. I am sure YouTube will take it down. Facebook did. Share, share, share.
The Democrats need a higher death rate to justify the continued lockdowns. We are under attack by the enemy within.
Hospitals Get Paid More to List Patients as COVID-19 and Three Times as Much if the Patient Goes on Ventilator |
“People are sick but they don’t have to stay sick. They are killing them. They are not helping them. She used the word murder – coming from a nurse who went to New York City expecting to help patients, are left to rot and die, her words. She has never seen so much neglect. No one cares. They are cold and they don’t care anymore. It’s the blind leading the blind now.
A couple of weeks ago I was on with some nurse friends of mine and we were discussing different medications that could be used to potentially help people. Doctors who are reporting around the country that they were using combination of medications that were helping people.
People were not dying when they were on these medications. They were getting better. Those medications are not being used in hospitals in New York City.
What is happening is that they’re putting people on nasal canula. If they require more than six liters of nasal canula, they get intubated. They go on the vent or they get tricked if there’s not an event. They don’t get high flow, no non-rebreather, no non-invasive ventilation, no CPAP no BiPAP. They’re on a closed system the versus a CPAP or BiPAP for fear that it will spread the virus. Which, by the way, I know a nurse in Florida who was fired for exposing that about CPAP and BiPAP and patients being put on the ventilator like straightaway to the ventilator to be on a closed system.
The patients don’t know any better They don’t have family with them. there is no one there with them to advocate for them. So they are scared and they give consent. The ventilators have high peep high pressure which then causes Barrow trauma. It causes trauma to the lungs. Dr. siddell Cameron Kyle siddell a few weeks ago, put out a video, he’s in New York City and he put out a video saying something is not right like we’re not
treating this correctly. We’re doing something wrong. This doesn’t make sense. They pulled his video from YouTube and they took him out of ICU because they couldn’t have a one doctor going against the grain, going against their protocol. The protocol is propofol or some kind of sedation because they’re on a ventilator and IV antibiotics.
There’s no hydroxychloroquine. They’re not using that combination with a zithromax they’re not using the zinc, vitamin c, high doses of vitamins A and D. They laugh. This is what she’s told me. They laugh at that. She says this is a nightmare. it’s out of a horror movie. And I don’t want to be a part of this…..
There are people who are a full code and yet if they crash, they’re not doing compressions because it will spread the virus. Full code not doing compressions family is not there. They have no one to answer to. No one is being held accountable. A code was called and no one came so sometimes they’re not even resuscitating. People again left to rot and die they’re not given blood becausewe know that the blood is not oxygenated in these COVID patients. We know that there there are doctors all around the world sounding the alarms. These are the drugs that work this is the pathophysiology of the DS the disease. This is what’s happening. And for some reason it’s not changing even though we know, some of us know, what’s going on. Nothing is changing on the front lines. They stay in the same PPE all shift except for the top pair of gloves. So two pairs of gloves or maybe more than two but they’re only changing the gloves on the outside […] They’re carrying that contamination to all the patients they’re not changing. Their PPE they’re not going into rooms so they’re running long tubing into the room so that they can manage the tubing from outside of the rooms. So if they’re not going into the rooms that means they’re not assessing the patient’s as frequently as you would be otherwise assessing your patients. They are not doing rapid result tests. You’re lucky if you get results in five days okay — this is coming from my friend who is in New York City right now on assignment who went there to help and this is what she’s finding.
It’s a horror movie she says, not because of the disease, but because of the way it’s being handled. She said we need help and people are sitting there waiting in the hotels. Money I guess being paid it’s being paid for by FEMA and yet they’re still understaffed and there are hundreds of people ,hundreds of nurses in the hotels waiting to be called on to a shift so there is manpower if the goal were to actually save people but resources are not being utilized properly or to full capacity in a way that maximizes the patient benefit or improve the outcomes. The records and charting are crap. And now some of these hospitals in New York City are probably crappy on a good day so you add in the fear of COVID and the fear of the whole pandemic and forget it. So you’re dealing if you’re in a crappy Hospital with crappy nurses.
Let’s face it all those nurses have worked with crappy nurses who don’t care. So now you add in this forget it and they’re having people do things that they can’t do. So maybe things that they’re not proficient in so maybe a nurse who’s not familiar or comfortable with using a ventilator and it’s that ‘figure it out mentality,’ figureit out these patients are critical and they’re crashing, figure it out. So nurses are being celebrated as heroes. Right we see how like the fire trucks and and the police are like lining up and practically having these parades and celebrating them as heroes.
And don’t get me wrong I’m sure in some parts of the country and other ICS, I have friends that are working on the front lines and they are good nurses and some of them are heroes but we have nurses being celebrated as heroes who are killing people. They’re not heroes. And they’re being brainwashed to think they’re doing something great just by going to work. Because they’re brave enough to go to work. But what are you doing at work you’re certainly not saving people, you’re not even you’re not even running codes. You’re not even going into patient rooms. You’re a coward. You’re hurting people you’re killing them. You’re contributing to the problem.”
“People are dying that don’t have to die.”
Raw transcript:
o viral I’m sure I’m gonna get some
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hate messages after this frankly I don’t
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care because this could save someone’s
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life I’m a nurse practitioner I am
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licensed and certified I am NOT on the
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frontlines I have a friend in New York
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City who’s on the frontlines and for her
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safety she cannot come out and say these
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things so I am her voice I’m not going
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to name names of people or hospitals for
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the safety of those involved but this is
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her account okay I am her voice here I’m
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gonna tell you what she has told me she
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wants this to get out no I’m sure this
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is not the case everywhere I am
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confident I have friends that are in
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other places there on the front lines or
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an ICU and it’s not like this everywhere
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but in New York City right now in some
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of the hospitals this is what is going
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on people are sick but they don’t have
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to stay sick they are killing them they
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are not helping them she used the word
01:01
murder coming from a nurse who went to
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New York City expecting to help patients
01:10
are left to rot and die her words she
01:13
has never seen so much neglect no one
01:17
cares they are cold and they don’t care
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anymore
01:20
it’s the blind leading the blind now a
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couple of weeks ago I was on with some
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nurse friends of mine and we were
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discussing different medications that
01:30
could be used to potentially help people
01:32
doctors who are reporting around the
01:34
country that they were using combination
01:35
of medications that were helping people
01:37
people were not dying when they were on
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these medications they were getting
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better those medications are not being
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used in hospitals in New York City what
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is happening is that they’re putting
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people on nasal canula if they require
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more than six liters of nasal canula
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they get intubated they go on the vent
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or they get tricked if there’s not an
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event
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they don’t get high flow no
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non-rebreather
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no non-invasive ventilation no CPAP no
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BiPAP they’re on a closed system the
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versus a CPAP or BiPAP for fear that it
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will spread the virus which by the way I
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know a nurse in Florida who was fired
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for exposing that about CPAP and BiPAP
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and patients being put on the ventilator
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like straightaway to the ventilator to
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be on a closed system the patients don’t
02:32
know any better they don’t have family
02:34
with them there is no one there with
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them to advocate for them so they are
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scared and they give consent the
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ventilators have high peep high pressure
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which then causes Barrow trauma it
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causes trauma to the lungs
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dr. siddell Cameron Kyle siddell a few
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weeks ago put out a video he’s in New
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York City and he put out a video saying
03:02
something is not right like we’re not
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treating this correctly we’re doing
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something wrong this doesn’t make sense
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they pulled his video from YouTube and
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they took him out of ICU because they
03:13
couldn’t have a one doctor going against
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the grain going against their protocol
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the protocol is propofol or some kind of
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sedation because they’re on a ventilator
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and IV antibiotics
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there’s no hydroxychloroquine they’re
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not using that combination with a
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zithromax they’re not using the zinc
03:31
vitamin c high doses of vitamins A and D
03:34
they laugh this is what she’s told me
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they laugh at that she says this is a
03:39
nightmare it’s out of a horror movie and
03:41
I don’t want to be a part of this there
03:44
are people who are a full code and yet
03:48
if they crash they’re not doing
03:49
compressions because it will spread the
03:51
virus full code not doing compressions
03:55
family is not there they have no one to
03:57
answer to no one is being held
03:59
accountable a code was called and no one
04:03
came so sometimes they’re not even
04:05
resuscitating people again left to rot
04:09
and die they’re not given blood because
04:11
we know that the blood is not oxygenated
04:13
in these Kovac patients we know that
04:15
there there are doctors all around the
04:18
world sounding the alarms these are the
04:20
drugs that work this is the
04:22
pathophysiology of the DS the disease
04:23
this is what’s happening and for some
04:26
reason it’s not changing even though we
04:28
know some of us know what’s going on
04:30
nothing is changing on the front lines
04:33
they stay in the same PPE all shift
04:36
except for the top pair of gloves so two
04:39
pairs of gloves or maybe more than two
04:41
but they’re only changing the gloves on
04:43
the outside
04:44
gown mask whatever else stays the same
04:46
because all patients are covered
04:48
patients so it’s a co-ed floor it’s all
04:50
covin but it’s not because some of them
04:53
are rule out co-ed so even if they’re
04:55
rule out covert and they’re knocked over
04:57
they’re gonna get co-ed because they’re
04:58
using the same PPE tall shift and
05:00
they’re carrying that contamination to
05:01
all the patients they’re not changing
05:03
their PPE they’re not going into rooms
05:07
so they’re running long tubing into the
05:11
room so that they can manage the tubing
05:13
from outside of the rooms so if they’re
05:15
not going into the rooms that means
05:16
they’re not assessing the patient’s as
05:19
frequently as you would be otherwise
05:20
assessing your patients they are not
05:23
doing rapid result tests you’re lucky if
05:28
you get results in five days okay this
05:31
is coming from my friend who is in New
05:33
York City right now on assignment who
05:39
went there to help and this is what
05:41
she’s finding it’s a horror movie she
05:43
says not because of the disease but
05:47
because of the way it’s being handled
05:49
she said we need help and people are
05:51
sitting there waiting in the hotel’s
05:53
money I guess being paid it’s being paid
05:55
for by FEMA and yet they’re still
05:57
understaffed and there are hundreds of
05:59
people hundreds of nurses in the hotel’s
06:02
waiting to be called on to a shift so
06:05
there is manpower in us if the goal were
06:07
to actually save people but resources
06:10
are not being utilized properly or to
06:12
full capacity in a way that maximizes
06:15
the patient benefit or improve the
06:17
outcomes the records and charting are
06:19
crap and now some of these hospitals in
06:22
New York City are probably crappy on a
06:24
good day so you add in the fear of kovat
06:26
and the fear of the whole pandemic and
06:28
forget it so you’re dealing if you’re in
06:31
a crappy Hospital with crappy nurses
06:33
let’s face it all those nurses have
06:34
worked with crappy nurses
06:35
who don’t care so now you add in this
06:39
forget it and they’re having people do
06:41
things that they can’t do so maybe
06:44
things that they’re not proficient in so
06:46
maybe a nurse who’s not familiar or
06:48
comfortable with using a ventilator and
06:50
it’s that figure it out mentality figure
06:52
it out these patients are critical and
06:54
they’re crashing figure it out
06:56
so nurses are being celebrated as heroes
06:59
right we see how like the fire trucks
07:01
and and the police are like lining up
07:04
and practically having these parades and
07:06
celebrating them as heroes and don’t get
07:08
me wrong I’m sure in some parts of the
07:09
country and other ICS I have friends
07:11
that are working on the front lines and
07:12
I see you and they are good nurses and
07:13
some of them are heroes but we have
07:15
nurses being celebrated as heroes who
07:17
are killing people they’re not heroes
07:19
and they’re being brainwashed to think
07:21
they’re doing something great just by
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going to work because they’re brave
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enough to go to work but what are you
07:25
doing at work you’re certainly not
07:26
saving people if you’re not even you’re
07:28
not even running codes you’re not even
07:31
going into patient rooms you’re a coward
07:33
you’re hurting people you’re killing
07:35
them you’re contributing to the problem
07:37
I know I’m gonna get hate mail for this
07:40
and that’s fine because people are dying
07:42
who don’t have to die again there’s no
07:46
family there so no one’s being held
07:48
accountable and once these people get
07:50
intubated they’re being scared into
07:53
giving consent to be intubated and then
07:55
for a lot of them it’s over and there’s
07:57
nobody gonna be held accountable and
07:59
there’s nobody looking out for them they
08:01
are completely by themselves there’s
08:05
like a total lack of critical thinking
08:07
it’s out the window and people are
08:09
scared to speak up and one person alone
08:11
isn’t going to change the overall
08:12
culture of a hospital or a system or a
08:15
city like I said dr. Cameron Kyle Seidel
08:19
the video was pulled from YouTube and he
08:21
was pulled from the ICU for sounding the
08:22
alarm and going against the grain so
08:24
people are sounding the alarm it’s just
08:26
not changing anything
08:28
apparently so what can you do buck the
08:31
system I’m really fortunate I don’t have
08:34
any family in New York City that I
08:36
personally have to worry about if there
08:37
are people that you are worried about or
08:39
maybe it’s not even New York City maybe
08:41
you’re in another city that’s being
08:42
really hard-hit and you’re just hearing
08:44
really bad things coming out
08:45
city buck the system something is wrong
08:48
in the system so go against the green
08:51
request records immediately records
08:57
transcripts immediately if there’s a
09:01
medication that you want your loved one
09:03
to be given report it as an at-home
09:06
medication and demand that it be
09:08
continued that’s just a tip from inside
09:10
the system if you want a medication to
09:12
be given you’ve got to report that it’s
09:15
an at-home medication and that you
09:16
demand that it be continued your loved
09:20
one is not going to have you in there
09:21
advocating for them once they go in
09:22
you’re not allowed in the only reports
09:26
that we’re able to get what’s going on
09:28
are coming from the inside and people
09:29
are afraid to speak out people have lost
09:32
their jobs do not give consent for
09:35
intubation if you don’t want to be
09:37
intubated or your loved one to be
09:39
intubated demand non-invasive or less
09:42
invasive ventilation methods as soon as
09:47
you give that consent you might not come
09:48
out of it now in some cases it might be
09:51
appropriate we just don’t know we know
09:53
that it’s being used inappropriately in
09:55
a lot of cases and that the ventilators
09:57
are making people worse
10:04
please share this video make it go viral
10:06
people need to know this this is the
10:08
truth of what’s going on from my nurse
10:10
friend who’s in New York City right now
10:11
on assignment this is murder she says
10:15
people are being murdered and no one
10:17
cares horrible care
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