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Horrific revelation: NYC hospitals are grossly negligent in treatment of patients to increase Covid-19 mortalities

Joaquin Flores
Fort Russ News
Mon, 04 May 2020 00:00 UTC
Nurse Nicole Sirotek
Nurse Nicole Sirotek comes forward

NYC nurse Nicole Sirotek comes forward with a shocking first-hand account of 'holocaust-like' treatment of Covid-19 patients. In this must-see video, below, Ms. Sirotek explains how the NYC hospital she has been assigned to appears to be intentionally mismanaging the care given, particularly (we are to infer) to patients of color (black and latino patients) in the ICU and in relation to Covid-19 diagnosis. Or it may be the case that the hospital, in pushing up Covid mortalities, does so without particular regard for race but as a matter of location would have more patients of color.

A shattered and demoralized ICU nurse, Ms. Sirotek explains clearly that these patients are not in fact dying of Covid-19, but of criminal degrees of mismanagement and professionalism to such an extent that it cannot be a mistake.


Comment: See the videos below. Taken with the video above one could be excused for wondering just how wide-spread this horrible negligence is in New York City. And just what's going to be done about it.


There was also this in NYC of only a few weeks ago:




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Best of the Web: Busted! 'Professor Lockdown' Neil Ferguson resigns after violating quarantine to meet married lover


RT
Tue, 05 May 2020 20:42 UTC

Comment: Do as we say, not as we do!


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Professor Neil Ferguson, author of apocalyptic coronavirus models, has resigned from his position as adviser to 10 Downing Street after revelations that he violated quarantine himself to meet with a married lover.

Following Ferguson's resignation on Tuesday night, the Daily Telegraph made it public that the man known as 'Professor Lockdown' had allowed a married mother with whom he was having an affair to visit him at least twice during the quarantine. The woman was identified as Antonia Staats, 38.

The first visit was reportedly on March 30, as Ferguson warned the British public that lockdown measures - in effect for a week at that time - would have to remain in place until June. Her second visit was on April 8.

"I accept I made an error of judgment and took the wrong course of action," Ferguson told the Telegraph, confirming that he has resigned from the government's Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE). He maintained the need for the continued lockdown, however.

Comment: Ferguson didn't believe in his own hysterical advice enough to actually follow it. Maybe people should take a lesson from him and do the same.

It's hardly news that the elites swap wives. In fact, the high-profile way in which this has been 'leaked' suggests it was was done to shield Ferguson from the avalanche of questions coming his way over his pseudo-science and connections to Fauci and Gates.

See also: The British Corona Middle Man And The Bill Gates Connection

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Best of the Web: A closer look at the interviews of David Icke by 'London Real' producer Brian Rose


Rebel Wisdom
Sat, 02 May 2020 20:13 UTC
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On 6th April, London Real broadcast an interview with 'conspiracy researcher' David Icke. In it he claimed that Covid-19 was "a hoax" and that 5G was designed for a "mass cull". YouTube took it down.

In the wake of this the owner of London Real, Brian Rose launched a crowdfunding campaign for what he called the "Digital Freedom Platform". This has raced to nearly $1m in just over a week.

However, lots of the claims about the platform don't appear to add up. This is an investigation into the platform, the wider issue of free speech and the censorship of the big tech platforms.


Comment: London Real always struck us as being a bit of a penny-stock venture, but Icke's the interesting story here.

From his books being front and center in major bookstores on high streets to his worldwide sell-out tours and now his online mega-star status as 'the conspiracy guy', his success always struck us as 'having a helping hand'.

In terms of this Covid-19 nonsense, it's telling that the BBC and other MSM outlets smacked down Icke's version of 'Covid-as-hoax' (that whole '5G is the virus' BS, by the way - a heavily-promoted limited hangout) as if that's the final word on the subject.

Anyone thereafter criticizing the very basis of the 'pandemic' is tarnished-by-media-association...

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Fire

Massive fire engulfs 48-story apartment building in Sharjah, UAE


RT
Tue, 05 May 2020 20:13 UTC
Fire at Abbco building in UAE
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A huge blaze has turned a 48-storey apartment building in UAE into a giant column of fire, providing for some apocalyptic videos on social media.

The fire broke out at the Abbco Tower in Sharjah, UAE's third largest emirate bordering Dubai, late on Tuesday.

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290 journalists killed, 23 media institutions damaged in Saudi-led war: Yemeni Media Union


PressTV
Tue, 05 May 2020 19:39 UTC
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© ReutersDust rises from the site of a Saudi-led air strike in Sana’a, Yemen, on March 30, 2020.
The Yemeni Media Union says the ongoing Saudi-led military campaign against the war-ravaged Arab country has resulted in the death of approximately 300 journalists and damaged nearly two dozen media institutions.

The union, in a statement issued on Sunday on the occasion of the World Press Freedom Day, announced that the Saudi-led acts of aggression have claimed the lives of more than 290 journalists, and led to the demolition of 23 media institutions over the past five years.

The statement noted that the Saudi-led military coalition's strikes "have killed about 90 war journalists during the fifth year [of the war]," bringing the total number of journalists killed in Yemen to 290 within the past five years.

Comment:

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Bug

More than half of French départements on high alert for disease-bearing tiger mosquitoes


TheLocal.fr
Mon, 04 May 2020 19:19 UTC
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© Agence France-Presse
They obviously didn't get the memo about travel bans - Asian tiger mosquitoes are back and this year more than half the country is covered by red warnings.

This year 57 of France's 101 départements have been given a red warning about the potentially deadly insects.

A further 10 départements have an orange warning from the wildlife group Vigilance-Moustiques.

The black and white striped mosquito, which can deliver a painful bite as well as potentially deadly tropical diseases including dengue fever, zika and chikungunya, was first spotted in France in the last decade and made it to Paris in 2014.

Comment: French authorities are right to be concerned. This is not the first outbreak of mosquito-born tropical diseases northern Europe has dealt with.

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Greta Thunberg donating $100K to help children during coronavirus pandemic

Rebecca Klar
The Hill
Thu, 30 Apr 2020 17:58 UTC
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Swedish teen climate activist Greta Thunberg is donating $100,000 to UNICEF toward efforts to protect children from the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the agency announced on Thursday.

Thunberg is donating the $100,000 prize she was awarded for her global activism by Human Act, and the organization is donating a similar amount to UNICEF.

"Like the climate crisis, the coronavirus pandemic is a child-rights crisis," Thunberg said in the announcement. "It will affect all children, now and in the long-term, but vulnerable groups will be impacted the most. I'm asking everyone to step up and join me in support of UNICEF's vital work to save children's lives, to protect health and continue education."

Comment: It's likely lost on Greta and her supporters that it is the lockdown, not the virus, that is causing such massive harm to all populations. This is basically what the UN report is saying, but it's positioned in a way that this is simply an unavoidable consequence of the 'pandemic'.

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Red Flag

Spain's jobless rate slows, but record number of people claim benefits

Joao Manuel Mauricio and Belén Carreño
Reuters
Tue, 05 May 2020 19:16 UTC
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Unemployment in Spain rose again in April, pushing the number of people depending on unemployment benefits to a record 5.2 million as one of the world's strictest coronavirus lockdowns brought the economy to a halt.

The number of people in Spain registering as jobless rose by 7.97% in April from a month earlier, or by 282,891 people, leaving 3.8 million people out of work, the Labour Ministry said on Tuesday. The number of registered jobless people had risen in March by 9.31%.

The cost of the benefits paid to the 5.2 million people fully or partly depending on unemployment benefits in April skyrocketed 207% from a year earlier to 4.5 billion euros.

"It is the highest spending in the history" of the unemployment services in Spain, Secretary of State for Employment Joaquin Perez Rey told a news conference.
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NPC

The gender sleep gap? Wake me up when the nightmare of modern feminism is over

Peter Lloyd
RT
Tue, 05 May 2020 19:10 UTC
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© Getty Images / Symphonie
Men may be dying disproportionately from Covid-19, but apparently the really important issue is that males are 'stealing' up to three hours of sleep from their weary female partners.

When you're a hammer, everything's a nail.

That's the wisdom of American psychologist Abraham Maslow, who coined the phrase back in 1966 with his law of the instrument theory.

This metaphor helped explain the idea of cognitive bias, which involves over-reliance on a familiar tool or social theory.
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Best of the Web: European rebellion growing: Police detain dozens protesting against coronavirus lockdown in The Hague


RT
Tue, 05 May 2020 18:28 UTC
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© REUTERS/Yves HermanMounted police patrol streets in The Hague
Dozens of people have been arrested following scuffles with police during an unauthorized anti-lockdown protest in The Hague.

Reports suggest roughly 200 people gathered in the Dutch city of The Hague on Tuesday for a demonstration against measures taken by the government to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

The Dutch government banned public gatherings in mid-March, and the protest was not authorized but had not been banned outright either. However, Mayor Johan Remkes said the protest could continue in the Koekamp park once those involved maintained a distance of at least five feet from one another. When they failed to comply, the mayor reportedly ordered their arrest.

Comment: The elite control is starting to crack as the consequences of an unnecessary quarantine is starting to hit home with people.

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