Whistleblower Says COVID Hospital Protocols Led to Patient Deaths
April 29th, 2024Via: The Defender:
In an emotional testimonial on CHD’s “Vax-Unvax” bus, a hospital medical coder discussed the hospital protocols and financial incentives during the COVID-19 pandemic that she believes led to preventable patient deaths, including the misuse of remdesivir and ventilators and a failure to investigate vaccine injuries properly.
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Zowe also witnessed a disturbing number of severe adverse reactions to the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.
“I’ve never seen anything like that,” she said, describing patients with multi-organ failure who within hours would die of liver, lung, kidney … respiratory failure,” she said. “They called it ‘sepsis.’”
In addition to multi-organ failure, Zowe reported seeing patients with uncontrollable seizures. “Day patients would be seizing and no medications would stop it,” she said. “Eventually, they kind of had to be put down.”
“They called it encephalitis or encephalopathy and then later on even the coding information organization — AHIMA — admitted ‘COVID-19-associated encephalitis.’”
Other vaccine injuries included unusual blood clots, strokes and amputations.
Biden’s Tax Increase Sends A Very Dark Signal
April 29th, 2024Via: Peak Prosperity:
Canadian Govt Offers Vaccine Victim Suicide as Compensation for Paralysis
April 29th, 2024Via: Armstrong Economics:
Kayla Pollock, 37, was a healthy woman from Ontario with no medical issues. Everything changed with Kayla took the Moderna mRNA experimental vaccine on January 11, 2022. Four days later, she collapsed and could lost feeling in her legs. Her doctor suggested she see a neurologist. Kayla woke up one morning in February and was unable to move her body. An MRI revealed that she developed a large lesion on her spinal cord. She never walked again.
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Kayla is no longer able to care for herself and requires live-in care. She lost her job, the ability to raise her son, and lives in constant pain. She has attempted to secure financial support through the Vaccine Injury Support Program (VISP) but was denied and reapplied numerous times. The Canadian government has repeatedly offered her the opportunity to enter the MAID program – government sponsored suicide.
Britain: Thousands Infected in Tainted Blood Scandal
April 29th, 2024Via: The Highwire:
In perhaps one of the largest medical scandals in the UK, thousands of hemophiliacs were given serious diseases when they unknowingly received tainted blood products. Without their knowledge, these people received blood from HIV positive, Hepatitis B,C and A positive donors who were sex workers and prisoners.
New York: Thieves Loot Stores, Sell Stolen Products Outside
April 28th, 2024Via: Cash Jordan:
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Feds Still Refusing to Release Details of 2022 Raid on Area 51 Blogger
April 27th, 2024Via: KLAS:
Secret Service Agent Assigned to Kamala Harris Hospitalized After Exhibiting “Distressing Behavior”
April 26th, 2024Via: CBS:
A U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to Vice President Kamala Harris exhibited “distressing behavior” Monday morning at Joint Base Andrews and was hospitalized, authorities said. Harris was not present at the airbase at the time.
In a statement provided to CBS News, the U.S. Secret Service said that at about 9 a.m. local time Monday, the agent “began displaying behavior their colleagues found distressing. The agent was removed from their assignment while medical personnel were summoned.”
Two sources briefed on the situation told CBS News the agent spouted gibberish, was speaking incoherently and provoked another officer physically.
According to sources, the agent in question pushed the special agent in charge while they were near the lounge of Joint Base Andrews.
Harris was at the Naval Observatory at the time, USSS said, and the incident had “no impact on her departure from Joint Base Andrews.” Sources said it occurred about one hour before Harris arrived at the airbase for a flight to Wisconsin.
The agent was immediately handcuffed and detained by other Secret Service agents who intervened, sources said, and ambulances were called to the scene.
U.S. Births Slide To Lowest Level Since 1979
April 25th, 2024Via: ZeroHedge:
This leaves us with a new report from the US National Center for Health Statistics showing US births continued a multi-decade slide to levels not seen in more than four decades.
There were 3.59 million babies born in 2023, down 2% from 3.66 million recorded in 2022. This number is the lowest since 1979, when 3.4 million babies were born.
“People are making rather reasoned decisions about whether or not to have a child at all,” Karen Benjamin Guzzo, director of the Carolina Population Center at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said, who was quoted by The Wall Street Journal.
Guzzo continued, “More often than not, I think what they’re deciding is, ‘Yes, I’d like to have children, but not yet.'”
America’s declining total fertility rate peaked at 3.75 births per woman after World War II and has since collapsed to about 1.617, well below the replacement rate of 2.1.
And Now… AI Assisted Police Reports
April 24th, 2024
Via: Forbes:
American cops are increasingly leaning on artificial intelligence to assist with policing, from AI models that analyze criminal patterns to drones that can fly themselves. Now, a GPT-4 powered AI can do one of their less appealing jobs: filing paperwork.
On Tuesday, Axon, the $22 billion police contractor best known for manufacturing the Taser electric weapon, launched a new tool called Draft One that it says can transcribe audio from body cameras and automatically turn it into a police report. Cops can then review the document to ensure accuracy, Axon CEO Rick Smith told Forbes. Axon claims one early tester of the tool, Fort Collins Colorado Police Department, has seen an 82% decrease in time spent writing reports. “If an officer spends half their day reporting, and we can cut that in half, we have an opportunity to potentially free up 25% of an officer’s time to be back out policing,” Smith said.
These reports, though, are often used as evidence in criminal trials, and critics are concerned that relying on AI could put people at risk by depending on language models that are known to “hallucinate,” or make things up, as well as display racial bias, either blatantly or unconsciously.
