"Channel 9 TV reporting that Covid patients are being treated in hallways! And it’s only like the flu in severity!"
So who are all these people clogging up the hospitals? The truth is the hospitals and ambulances are not full of covid patients, they are full of people suffering from stroke, heart attacks and blood clots causes by the vaccine. Here is the proof:
Nurses Blow Whistle on ‘Overwhelming’ Numbers of Heart Attacks, Clotting, Strokes Caused by the Vaccine
More nurses have come forward to affirm the rise in unexplained heart problems, strokes and blood clotting in local vaccinated patient populations. They also say doctors refuse to consider that these could be adverse reactions to Covid shots.
Sam, a critical care nurse at an ICU in a Ventura County hospital, came forward because, “I’m tired of all the B.S. that’s going on,” he told the Guardian. “It’s crazy how nobody questions anything anymore.”
“None of the doctors question whether the vaccine causes myocarditis, pericarditis and the strokes that are coming in. If they don’t toe the line, they could lose their medical license.”
This is just plain evil. The vaccine is killing millions of people and we all have to pretend that its not happening!
Perth hospitals struggling to cope despite being COVID-free
6PR broadcaster Oliver Peterson says the health system in Western Australia “is sick” and Perth hospitals are struggling to cope despite being free from COVID.
The Sydney Morning Herald is reporting the federal government is seeking urgent advice from ICU doctors on whether the hospital systems will cope when lockdowns are eased.
“You look at the scenario here in the west … we’re cancelling elective surgery for a month from Wednesday simply because of the demand on the hospital system,” he said.
“WA is about to break a record tomorrow of over 6,000 hours of ambulances being ramped throughout the month of August.
“We have no COVID here in the west and we’re having to delay elective surgeries just simply because the emergency departments cannot cope with the number of people presenting to Perth hospitals.”
