Witholding antibiotics killed hundreds of thousands, millions during COVID & doctors were CRIMINAL going along! FRANKLIN O'KANU's brilliant stack "How COVID-19 Protocols Killed Millions Of Americans"

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How COVID-19 Protocols Killed Millions Of Americans

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‘I just finished my podcast on menticide, and in that podcast, I ask the questions:

• How would we recognize menticide if we were under the propaganda from menticide?

• How could we see past the illusion versus the propaganda being told to us?

Recommended Listening: September 11th and The Art of Menticide

The idea is even though we see people being killed, the propaganda tells us it’s okay, so we “understand” that people are being killed - but we’re disconnected from the brutality of the murders. This is why menticide is systemic. Even though bodies are dropping, we don’t think bodies are dying because the propaganda buries or blurs the lines. 

And so with that, I wanted to have this article on the pandemic and what really killed people during these past two years. I focus on really the time before the vaccine came out. This conversation isn’t about the vaccine, but this conversation is about the procedures we did for this pandemic, which at the time had a 99.5% survival. That tells you that a lot of the things that we did here were based on fear.

That being said, these are three areas that I asked GPT-4 to elaborate on how these measures destroyed millions of American lives. These areas are:

1. Inexperienced Clinicians

2. Exchessinve Use of Ventilators

3. Lockdowns

I hope at the end, you, the reader, can take this message and ask yourself: Are we experiencing menticide, and if so, what will I do about it.

So sit back and please enjoy the read.

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1. Inexperienced Clinicians

One of the major challenges of the pandemic was the overwhelming demand for healthcare workers, especially in areas with high infection rates and limited resources. To cope with this situation, some countries and regions resorted to deploying medical students without adequate training or supervision. This resulted in inexperienced clinicians treating patients, which could have increased the risk of errors, complications, and deaths.

• For example, thousands of medical students in Italy were fast-tracked to graduate early and join the COVID-19 response.

• Similarly, in New York City, hundreds of volunteers from other states were recruited to help with the surge of patients.

While these measures were intended to address the shortage of healthcare workers and save lives, they also compromised the quality and safety of patient care. Inexperienced clinicians were more prone to making mistakes, such as misdiagnosing symptoms, prescribing inappropriate medications, or failing to monitor vital signs.

2. Ventilators

Ventilators are devices that pump air into the lungs of a person who cannot breathe on their own. They are often used as a last resort for critically ill patients at risk of dying from hypoxia (low oxygen levels). However, ventilators are not without risks. They can cause damage to the lungs, infections, bleeding, and other complications. They can also be ineffective or harmful for some patients with COVID-19.

According to a study published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine journal, among 57,420 patients with COVID-19 who were admitted to intensive care units (ICUs) and received mechanical ventilation across 18 countries, 43% died within 28 days. The death rate varied by region, ranging from 34% in Asia to 53% in Africa. The study also found that older age, male sex, diabetes, obesity, and chronic kidney disease were associated with higher mortality (this is the average population - diabetes, kidney disease, etc.).

Some experts have also suggested that ventilators may have been overused or misused for some patients with COVID-19. For example, some doctors have argued that ventilators may not be suitable for patients with COVID-19 who have a type of hypoxia. These patients may have low oxygen levels but normal lung compliance (the ability of the lungs to expand and contract). In these cases, ventilators may not improve oxygenation. They may actually worsen lung injury by delivering too much pressure or volume. Instead, these patients may benefit from less invasive forms of oxygen therapy such as nasal cannula or mask (yet - everyone was put on a ventilator).

Recommended Reading: Why I Don’t Wear A Mask

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3. Lockdowns

Lockdowns are measures that limit the movement and interaction of people, such as closing schools, workplaces, and public venues, banning gatherings, and enforcing stay-at-home orders. Lockdowns are intended to reduce the transmission of the virus and prevent the health system from being overwhelmed by cases. However, lockdowns also have significant social and economic costs, which may have adverse effects on mental health and well-being (is this menticide, or “we simply had to do this?”).

Recommended Listening: The Art Of Menticide

According to a review of 33 studies conducted during the first year of the pandemic, lockdowns doubled the odds of experiencing mental health symptoms, such as stress, depression, anxiety, and loneliness. Lockdowns may have harmed mental health by disrupting people’s normal routines, activities, and relationships. They may have also increased people’s exposure to stressors, such as uncertainty, fear, isolation, boredom, frustration, and grief. Moreover, they may have reduced people’s access to resources and services that support their mental health, such as health care, education, employment, recreation, and social support.

Again, this was for a disease with a 99.5% survivability. Did it warrant these measures? I focus specifically on the mental health aspect of isolation and screen-based devices in my article on Our Ocularcentric Society. 

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Conclusion

I’ve written a few articles about the pandemic and as we hear rumblings of measures coming back, I hope to remind everyone what occured during those times. What occured was a strategic attack on sovernighty and principles and we must stay vigilant as it may come once again. We must also be wise and take strategic actions, vs simply “releasing pressure” as I discussed in my podcast “Who Are The Bad Guys, Part 2”

Recommended Listening: Are We Under A Satanic Attack?

Recommended Listening: Who Are The Bad Guys, Part 2.

Thank you for the time and attention. I wish you nothing but success in this journey of life.

Ashe!