(Once again, this information was available in real time in 2020 to anyone with access to the internet. -nvp)
A bombshell study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation, confirms ventilators killed more COVID-19 patients than the virus itself, triggering deadly bacterial pneumonia in ICU wards and vindicating conspiracy theorists who’ve been sounding the alarm for years.
The study, conducted by a team at Northwestern University, analyzed records from 585 ICU patients at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, including 190 with COVID-19, all battling severe pneumonia or respiratory failure. Using cutting-edge machine learning, researchers uncovered a pattern that shatters the official story.
Forget the hyped-up “cytokine storm”—the idea that COVID triggered a fatal inflammatory meltdown. That theory crumbled under scrutiny, with no evidence of multi-organ failure in the patients studied.
Instead, the real killer emerged: ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP), a bacterial infection sparked by the very machines meant to save lives.
Decades of previous H/C (and other vertical) experience led me to the conclusion that following $ leads to the “soyence.”
Despite my deep cynicism, I now work in HealthCare InfoSec for reasons I cannot explain other than, “God has placed me here, now.”
Prayers and feedback are appreciated, but don’t forget to help me, help you. God Bless.
Of course. It was all too politicized and hysterical to have been based in any real science. This is a blackmark the medical community will take 100 years to recover from. Do you trust your given hospital now? I don’t. See the way they treated people coming in for over two years? Like aliens.
And don’t forget that they insisted that tube ventilators were the only option, because CPAP would allow for exhaling covid into the air.
My question is why is this all coming out now? What if anything – my guess, nothing – will be done to those who perpetrated this monstrous medical malfeasance? Who benefits from this?
1. The ventilator manufacturers.
2. Medicare costs saved from killing patients versus the expense of treating them.