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My friend's mother passed away 'due to Covid' in the early part of last year when Covid lockdowns at hospitals were at a maximum. They were preventing family members from even entering the Covid wings to visit their loved ones. In other words, people's family members were being left alone with a hospital staff (that one normally ought to be able to trust).

I learned some new details today that nearly put me over the edge. My friend has been very distraught and depressed since her mother's passing, and she did not tell me this information until today. She said that it was due to guilt - she believes this is her fault.

She gave the approval - over the phone - for her mother to be put on a ventilator. A few days later she was called and told that her mother's condition was critical. At this point she and her brother were allowed into the room. On arriving, she found her mother's arms were covered in bruises, and she freaked out. Hospital staff said her mother had fought the ventilator, and they were forced to tie her down.

You can just imagine that something was wrong with this ventilator situation if the woman fought hard enough against the straps to bruise herself like this.

At this explanation she said she calmed down, and the doctors suggested some sort of injection. She cannot remember what it was or if it was even explained to her, but she gave the okay. My friend is in tears as she is telling me this story. She said immediately after the injection she basically watched her mom die. She still has no idea what the fuck happened, but she is now tearing herself up about trusting the hospital, about being a coward, not being more discerning, etc. etc.

I'm not posting this in order to hear a lot of comments like 'stupid bitch, I can't believe she said yes to those things'. I get it. She gets it now. She has been made to feel complicit in her own mother's death, and she's struggling badly with all of this.

I'm posting this because I doubt we have reason to think this was an isolated incident. This push for ventilation as a first-line measure, combined with the lack of outside supervision of 'care' provision during the span of these lockdowns means we can probably think it has occurred many, many times. Hospitals were (and may still be) murdering people.

I can't imagine what protocol exists for forcing someone onto a ventilator who is so actively resisting it that they could bruise themselves. By necessity, that indicates that a person has the breathing capacity to not require a ventilator. Ventilators are designed for use in people who literally cannot draw a breath to save their own lives (a condition induced under anesthetics during surgery, for example).

Something is very, very wrong here. It's been hard to put a finger spot on to the one undeniable thing we could say to our loved ones: "LOOK. Look here! Here is the reason why you need to avoid the shots (and the hospital)." We've known something was wrong about the 'pandemic' from quite early on, and over the course of months we have articulated many of the issues. But until now, I've had no evidence from my personal life that the hospital staff were anything more than useful idiots. This is evidence of malevolence on the part of the ground-lvl employees and doctors - it cannot be written off as mere stupidity or line-toeing.

If it winds up that these sorts of measures were taken, and human lives were treated as just collateral, for a hospital to make $X more dollars in revenue, then our situation is very dire. We are dealing with an evil that has precipitated from above, down to the very groundwork of our society. Like a Stanford Prison Experiment where nurses could not even protest as they watched this go on, instead gathering with their fellow psychos to TikTok-cope with the horror by dancing it all away. It's like a dystopian fucking nightmare.