Originally Posted By Gamma762:
Much of the very early covid response was because of pre-arranged pandemic disaster plans which were set up to combat the Spanish Flu outbreak... just like how the mil plans to fight the last war. Their disaster plan assumed that ventilators would be needed for the pandemic illness, so ventilators were used regardless of the actual clinical presentation of the actual illness that was spreading, which was not a flu variant. In fact it wasn't even a respiratory illness IMO, Covid's primary mechanism is as a blood and metabolic illness. Especially with the early variants one of the biggest problems of the illness is that hemoglobin in the blood was being destroyed, so oxygen couldn't be transported through the body. The biochemical debris from that process (ferritin) ends up being deposited in the lungs causing massive inflammation. Combination of ferritin and spike protein caused full-body inflammation. Mechanical ventilation in no way can fix either of those problems and in fact make lung problems worse. Even today much of the medical community doesn't know or understand that fundamental fact of the early covid variants, because the CDC never talked about it. The real science, in early papers and clinical evidence, was crystal clear though, as far back as March 2020.

Remdesivir was an even worse killer. Hundreds of thousands of Americans were killed in order to make a buck off the pandemic and exacerbate the impacts of the illness for political reasons, using a drug known to be fatally toxic and ineffective.

This was Mengele level medical misadventure done to the American people at large. A whole lot of people are in denial about that, but it is what it is.

Originally Posted By arfguest:
Had it multiples and no shots either.

Originally Posted By wgjhsafT:


I'm curious as well.  When I was supposed to have it and was counted as a COVID-19 case in the state of PA I didn't have it or if I did, I missed it.

When I did supposedly test positive for it, more than two years after the debacle started, it took two rapid and PCR test to say that I had it.  The result of which was that the doctors involved wouldn't do a damn thing to help me instead of prescribing me a Z-Pak or something for the infection I did have.

I had to go other routes to get that Z-Pak which made a difference.

Originally Posted By Riter:
Remdesivir (caused renal failure) and intubation were part of the failed treatment protocol.  Another part was telling sick patients to go home (so the wuflu could spread in their body and make them sicker instead of giving them ivermectin or hydroxchloroquine and curing them).

Originally Posted By g8rgunner:


How many patients needed a vent and couldn't get one? What about all the emergency vents NYC had, and sold, because they didn't want to pay for upkeep? And all the hospitals at *gasp* 100% capacity!!! Upon closer examination, there were plenty of beds available, just not staff. Were things bad in some crowded, shitty big cities? Yes. Were they ever as bad as the MSM portrayed? No. Were the young and healthy ever at significant risk? No. The whole scamdemic was the biggest example of .gov overreach and tyranny in our lifetime. You fell for it, I didn't. And before you whip out your healthcare hero badge, I'm a RN, who has been working in hospitals for over 25 years, including a very large teaching hospital when Covid hit.

Originally Posted By 101ABN327:
Who is taking odds of an "election variant" that facilitates the need for massive ballot mail outs???