I'll give you two concrete firsthand examples of data fraud that inflated the overall mortality numbers. These relate to nursing homes in the US in early 2020- during the manufactured "first wave."
Dellridge Health and Rehabilitation Center in Paramus, New Jersey was listed as the worst affected care home in the US with 753 "covid deaths." The reality, according to their marketing director, who I spoke with over the phone in June of 2020 is they have a 90 patient in-bed capacity and had only 20 "Covid deaths" total by June 2020.
Southern Pointe Living Center in Colbert, Oklahoma was listed as having 339 residents die of COVID-19 despite only having a 95 bed capacity, and officially reporting not one single case of Covid-19, let alone a death. I spoke on the phone with the manager of the home, Heather Martin, on the same day as I did with the marketing director of Dellridge.
In both instances I asked these individuals if they were aware of the discrepancies- they both said they were. I then asked them if they knew the origins of these discrepancies and they both said they did not.
Both individuals volunteered that their nursing homes were mandated to report their "Covid numbers" every morning through their system and that they did so- Heather Martin said she did it personally.
So how is it Heather Martin is filing that report each morning as '0' and somewhere along the line by the time it gets to the CDC it was this inflated number? Where in the chain is that happening and how is that happening?
They took every chance they could to amp up the Johns Hopkins Covid "scoreboard of death."
The horrible realisation is that the care manager was describing the increased anxiety of the residents due only to the "covid" measures that was inflicted on them, they were completely isolated and deprived of their usual routines which is so important. You can immediately imagine the advanced nurse practitioners being presented with an agitated, worried patient and part of the protocol is to relieve anxiety or agitation probably by some heavy duty sedation, this would easily push them into a state of not eating, drinking or even breathing properly. They would stand very little chance of recovering from their "just in case" medication. It is horrifying.
I'll give you two concrete firsthand examples of data fraud that inflated the overall mortality numbers. These relate to nursing homes in the US in early 2020- during the manufactured "first wave."
Dellridge Health and Rehabilitation Center in Paramus, New Jersey was listed as the worst affected care home in the US with 753 "covid deaths." The reality, according to their marketing director, who I spoke with over the phone in June of 2020 is they have a 90 patient in-bed capacity and had only 20 "Covid deaths" total by June 2020.
Southern Pointe Living Center in Colbert, Oklahoma was listed as having 339 residents die of COVID-19 despite only having a 95 bed capacity, and officially reporting not one single case of Covid-19, let alone a death. I spoke on the phone with the manager of the home, Heather Martin, on the same day as I did with the marketing director of Dellridge.
In both instances I asked these individuals if they were aware of the discrepancies- they both said they were. I then asked them if they knew the origins of these discrepancies and they both said they did not.
Both individuals volunteered that their nursing homes were mandated to report their "Covid numbers" every morning through their system and that they did so- Heather Martin said she did it personally.
So how is it Heather Martin is filing that report each morning as '0' and somewhere along the line by the time it gets to the CDC it was this inflated number? Where in the chain is that happening and how is that happening?
They took every chance they could to amp up the Johns Hopkins Covid "scoreboard of death."
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The horrible realisation is that the care manager was describing the increased anxiety of the residents due only to the "covid" measures that was inflicted on them, they were completely isolated and deprived of their usual routines which is so important. You can immediately imagine the advanced nurse practitioners being presented with an agitated, worried patient and part of the protocol is to relieve anxiety or agitation probably by some heavy duty sedation, this would easily push them into a state of not eating, drinking or even breathing properly. They would stand very little chance of recovering from their "just in case" medication. It is horrifying.