Never before so busy in emergency departments: 'Nobody dares to link to vaccine'.

originally posted by: frogs453
They also were considering rationing care in November due to a 40% increase in Covid cases. It's been found that 1 out of 32 people who tested positive will also have a long term or new post symptom ranging from mild to heart and neurological issue anywhere from days to months after testing positive. Without more detail about the people who have been in these ERs a correlation to either the vaccine or covid or another variable really can't be made.

One thing we are learning about the virus is the longer you are sick the much higher chance of long term issues once you get over it. This is why being sick 3 or so days compared to 10 or weeks is actually a big deal with the spike protein and the issue the virus destroys your air sac cells reducing your O2 intake.

a reply to: Xtrozero

I know people who were sick for 10+ weeks, they miraculously turned things around as soon as the furlough scheme and full sick pay dried up.

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: Sander1976

The netherlands is gone, nobody wants to admit the link with the jabs. Things are spinning out of control, this is just the beginning.

Hmm went to the hospital yesterday to get some blood work and the place was a ghost town... You sure its the jab? Why not everywhere then?

I went to the ER at the hospital back in September of 2020 at the supposed height of Covid, it was a ghost town.
Nobody was in the waiting room at all.
They took me straight to a bed after check in, the only time they mentioned Covid was at the door when they took my temperature.

a reply to: RazorV66

I had an identical experience, never been treated so well, was like i was the only patient in the hospital.

originally posted by: chris_stibrany

What is your response to the Military Medical Database (forget the official name) showing huge % increase in troop health problems since the vaccine rollout?

Out of curiosity, do you think the military surgeons involved in speaking out about personal one on one experiences of treating more of these clots and heart problems in young fit troops are lying?

Do you believe and agree with the DoD's insistence that those increases are due just to a system error?

Its called MRRS

So only one of two things here are correct, I'll let you pick...

1. The vaccine has increased all and I mean ALL illnesses by XX%.

or

2. The database was incorrect.

MRRS is actually a central recording system for the Navy and not also the Air Force or Army, so the increase is only seen there and not with the other branches of the military. When the increase across everything was detected they went back to the actual medical records where MRRS gets its data from and there was an error in how things were reported. They fixed the error and were up dating MRRS to be correct. BTW MRRS is a tool used by agencies outside of medical, so the actually medical data for every case in there is in a different location only for medical use. What this means is the real medical data is not also MRRS, but it should match.

originally posted by: Grenade

I know people who were sick for 10+ weeks, they miraculously turned things around as soon as the furlough scheme and full sick pay dried up.

Some lazy bastards there...lol Hopefully they get their due.

originally posted by: RazorV66

I went to the ER at the hospital back in September of 2020 at the supposed height of Covid, it was a ghost town.
Nobody was in the waiting room at all.
They took me straight to a bed after check in, the only time they mentioned Covid was at the door when they took my temperature.

They shut down all other medical at that time expecting a rush of COVID cases that didn't happen. All that is up and running now once again, thank God. COVID is still an issue as in beds are pretty much filled, but we need to remember that hospitals typically run 80% compacity anyways. Otherwise a lot of people would be making a ton of money with nothing to do. It doesn't mean the 20% increase due to COVID is nothing to worry about, just that a hospital 100% full only means about 20% of the people are there with COVID.

It's not just about a virus. The health care/insurance industry got one heck of a boost with the ACA, and Covid allowed for politicians et. al. to take advantage of insider trading, buying stocks in pharma companies that reaped them millions in profit.

I call it "unnatural selection." Because that's exactly what it is.

The only benefit I can see is that it's ferreting out the simple-minded, gullible, unthinking and just plain stupid from among us. Might, in the long run, have some overall benefits for the human race.

Around me I see the weakest who were scared the most by the propaganda dying.

originally posted by: Backagain
a reply to: Xtrozero
Again we have multiple friends who work, in hospitals. Also the ER. They are not seeing any of this. We have talked about it, and they literally laugh. They also mock people who push "BS".

Are you telling me people we have known, trusted, some being family, for decades are part of your conspiracy? Laughable!

If what you are saying is true, ER's should be full. Just checked, even the county hospitals have short wait times.

You miss read my post. That isn't what I'm saying as I agree with you. That is the people that I responded to who are trying to say why the data isn't out there to match their fear porn. I went back and edited it to read better, thanks.

a reply to: Sander1976

I can look around me as a member of my local community and see who is no longer with us. If you've made an honest attempt to do the same, you would have a good idea of who has been doing a fair share of the dying ever since the vaccines became widely available. I'd hate for it to be election results that wake up those who remain by then. I think the next surge will wipe out more than the previous ones have.

originally posted by: iwanttobelieve70

Around me I see the weakest who were scared the most by the propaganda dying.

There are a lot of people here putting a huge amount of effort thinking about the vaccine. The vast majority who got vaccinated just wanted a little up on the virus to not get their asses kicked as much. I had COVID 2 days then got over it fully by day 5. A bunch who work for me unvacced got COCID and were really sick from 8 to 2 weeks with longer issues like dry cough not going away, or COPD type symptoms. I for one would rather just have the 2 days and done. I'm in my 60s the others are 40 to 50ish...

originally posted by: Grenade

vaers.hhs.gov...

You just keep running with that as the de facto proof that could not be wrong.

Graag gedaan

a reply to: chris_stibrany

originally posted by: Xtrozero

originally posted by: Sander1976

The netherlands is gone, nobody wants to admit the link with the jabs. Things are spinning out of control, this is just the beginning.

Hmm went to the hospital yesterday to get some blood work and the place was a ghost town... You sure its the jab? Why not everywhere then?

That I don't know, but strange things are happening.

originally posted by: tamusan

I can look around me as a member of my local community and see who is no longer with us. If you've made an honest attempt to do the same, you would have a good idea of who has been doing a fair share of the dying ever since the vaccines became widely available. I'd hate for it to be election results that wake up those who remain by then. I think the next surge will wipe out more than the previous ones have.

Well in America it is still the unvacc filling the hospitals and dying.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

They are stupid.

Simple enough. You have to have enough intelligence to make self-preservation a priority.

a reply to: Xtrozero

lol sure.

a reply to: Xtrozero

And my experience has been the exact opposite--my vaxxed husband, daughter, and 2 boosted coworkers all got covid and exposed me to it as well. I never did catch it, and neither did my (not vaxxt for covid, but fully vaccinated otherwise) son.

Now my coworkers (2 office mates) are complaining about a particularly bad allergy season (one still has a dry cough from the illness in January).