It is important to watch and for the broader community of citizen journalists and independent investigators to take up where this RN has left off. Our distribution of this piece is intended towards engendering a networked investigation into the claims presented.
Because what we are hearing here is, in various parts, already confirmed in various reports elsewhere (Dr. Sidell, etc.) - all that is unique here is that there are RN's on the inside who are aware that there is a broken protocol. But this protocol is so absurdly broken, that it raises serious questions of 'towards what ends?'.
Is the use of the term 'murder' appropriate? That depends on if all the facts pan, and also on the legal jurisdiction in question. In the US there are various levels of criminal negligence in homicides, intentional homicides, etc. Of course we are not saying it is 'murder' and have put the term in scarequotes because it is the term used in the video. We question if it is; it is a valid question whether this constitutes murder - outside of a strictly legal framework, it is perfectly reasonable for someone to describe the protocols in place (if true) as 'amounting to' murder, even if the term seems hyperbolic to some. If it was your loved one who was denied medicines that work, and then scared into intubation only to die, you'd probably accuse the hospital of something akin to murder. Your lawsuit against them would likely fall under the category 'wrongful death'. As a CYA measure, we've also tagged this 'conspiracy theory', even though we've seen policy decisions in the past that mirror this, which any right-minded person would characterize as a form of murder.
J. Flores, Editor - Fort Russ News
The same applies to everyone who's ever agreed with the drug war, who's ever voted to convict someone for a drug 'crime', etc. etc.
I've a friend (many actually) who suffered loss of > ten years of their lives, who harmed no one, and some who were - as part of the big $-making aspect of 'our' (sic) 'Drug War', completely and thoroughly FRAMED.
It's a LOT harder for cops to find out who did a violent crime. Why bother when a cop can get someone ten years in jail for private adult conduct? (Especially since the public has bought into the lie that drug use is 'evil' and most honestly believe (without thinking) that since someone can get 15 years for selling pot, and only five years for beating up an old lady, that the former is somehow MORE EVIL than the latter.
" This is why 'man's law, ain't God's law."
R.C.
P.s., Hopefully, folks might wake up to the above, which is excellently discussed in the SOTT repost of Joe Jackson's column:
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