Are Hospitals Trying to Kill People?
One should never attribute to malice what can better attributed to ignorance. But some of the stuff we’re seeing and hearing out of hospitals makes it look like there is a concerted effort to kill people.
Take this story for instance:
Florida COVID patient Stephen Guffanti (who is also a doctor) recently reported on his experience in a Sarasota hospital in which he discovered the COVID patient next to him had contracted pneumonia, which the medical staff missed.
When Guffanti offered to represent the 50-year-old patient as a patient advocate, the hospital continued to ignore the man’s pneumonia. When the doctor offered to help the man, the hospital put the doctor in restraints until they decided how to deal with him.
That bizarre behavior would be bad if it was unique, but we’re hearing similar stories from friends. The protocol appears to be:
- When a patient tests positive, send him home with no treatment advice.
- Instruct positive patients to return to the hospital when the condition gets bad enough that oxygen levels decrease.
- Administer Remdesivir, which was known by Fauci and the NIAID to cause kidney failure, and deny the patient ivermectin, intravenous vitamin C, and zinc, which have been shown to be effective early treatments.
- When oxygen gets low enough, intubate, which tends to make the condition worse.
A veteran nurse, Helen Smith, who worked at Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital during COVID, explained to The Gateway Pundit: “I have been a nurse for almost 25 years. Most of my career has been in ICU. I have never seen anything like this in my whole career,” Smith confessed. “They are not allowing doctors to do what they want to do to help the patients. Everything is being regulated by higher-ups in the hospitals.”
Smith explained that COVID patients weren’t dying from COVID but from medical malpractice. “They were dying because doctors were immediately intubating patients and providing them with Remdesivir, an expensive drug that does nothing to treat Covid or respiratory illness, but shuts down the organs,” Smith said.
“At the beginning, they weren’t even allowing them oxygen; they were just intubating them right away. At the time, they said they didn’t want to spread the Covid so they wouldn’t do high flow, or BIPAP or any other therapeutics, they just automatically got intubated with a breathing tube, a ventilator,” Smith asserted.
“A major part of why people were dying from Covid is because they were putting people on Remdesivir and intubating them. The only drug they were giving people is Remdesivir – and we still are. Remdesivir costs $5,000 a bag and it doesn’t do anything. It can shut your organs down. A lot of the covid patients treated with Remdesivir end up on dialysis,” she said. “Intubating patients is basically a death sentence, especially with the Delta variant, we save very few.
“At one point we had a doctor giving patients Ivermectin because he was having such success in his outpatient clinic and they came through. The management of the Cleveland Clinic, the higher-ups, threatened to fire him if he continued to do so. He’s not confrontational, he just kind of goes along to get along. I will say, in his defense, that he will give it to the nurses if we get it.
“We even plead with patients to stay calm – because they can’t breathe, and they freak out and they end up on the ventilator. We beg them, ‘You don’t want to go on the ventilator. We are not having good success.’ We even tell the patients that.
Dr. Jane Ruby describes this perverse protocol with Stew Peters:
Peters has nurse whistleblowers on his show almost daily. Here’s one explaining the modern killing fields that hospitals have become:
The question is why is anyone still dying from COVID? We have safe, effective treatments that are inexpensive and widely available. But hospitals are stuck on a protocol that was thoroughly dismantled over a year ago.
