“You can check-in, but you can never leave” is becoming the slogan of US hospitals treating COVID-19.

https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/columnists/hospital-death-camps-exposed/article_97776276-674f-11ec-85d0-f33f634331c8.html

Stewart Peters interviewed Nancy Ross, friend and Power of Attorney for Veronica Wolskis, the (now deceased) patient.

“Isn’t there such a thing as AMA, against medical advice, that a patient is always afforded the right to just leave, to walk out?” Peters asked. See mark 6:00.

https://www.redvoicemedia.com/2021/09/exclusive-veronica-wolskis-power-of-attorney-speaks-out-after-tyrannical-killing/

Nancy Ross responded that despite having an ambulance ready to meet her friend’s needs and a Nurse Practitioner standing by ready to take over care, the hospital refused to authorize her release. See mark 6:48 to 8:10.

https://www.redvoicemedia.com/2021/09/exclusive-veronica-wolskis-power-of-attorney-speaks-out-after-tyrannical-killing/

“COVID patients in America’s hospitals today are actually being treated worse than prisoners in American jails,” Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet said. They are being held hostage and segregated from loved ones. And the reason is money.

“They (the hospitals) are paid by the government to do a PCR test on every patient who walks in the door… Then they are paid extra for a COVID admission to the hospital, they are paid an extra 20% bonus on the entire hospital bill, if the hospital ONLY uses Remdesivir to treat the patient.

“And then if the patient goes on a ventilator, which is a consequence of some of the toxicity of Remdesivir and the restriction of fluids and nutrients that they are also doing, and once the patient is on a ventilator there is ANOTHER incentive bonus to the hospitals. If the patient dies in the hospital, there is another incentive payment,” Vliet said. See mark 11:55.

https://www.brighteon.com/3f64ee04-b547-4ecc-89e2-bfd91881cc9c

Dr. Vliet further clarified that Remdesivir, a failed Ebola drug that proved ineffective and highly toxic, is used as the FDA’s approved COVID treatment, and is associated with organ toxicity, making patients sicker and more likely to require a ventilator, and hence more likely for the hospital to get a larger bonus payment.

“Thomas Renz, an attorney investigating some of these hospital abuses, has data from whistleblowers, now under Federal Whistleblower protection, and they have calculated that the hospitals, at a minimum, are making $100,000 extra per COVID patient, for following all of these directives, and not deviating from them,” Vliet continued. See mark 12:50.

https://www.brighteon.com/3f64ee04-b547-4ecc-89e2-bfd91881cc9c

She explains that these patients are restricted access from their family members.

“Basically, they do not want the family to know what’s going on, and they don’t want the public to know – it’s been terribly censored,” Vliet said. “It’s very difficult for any outside family members or physicians to be able to get information.” See mark 13:17 to 13:43.

https://www.brighteon.com/3f64ee04-b547-4ecc-89e2-bfd91881cc9c

As Dr. Breggin noted, Elizabeth Lee Vliet MD is a heroic physician who founded the Truth for Health Foundation. However, like many other traditional doctors, she is old school.

"I don't want the (COVID-19) patients to die on my watch if I can help them. So I started doing my best to treat them,” she said. See mark 6:46.

https://www.brighteon.com/3f64ee04-b547-4ecc-89e2-bfd91881cc9c

However, that sentiment seems to be the polar opposite of what we see happening in hospitals across our nation. While all physicians must take an oath to "Do No Harm," the hospital has no such obligation. Instead, hospitals are often run by corporations, and as such, they have one overriding duty – to maximize shareholder profits.

Even if this causes patient harm, so long as the cost in legal and settlement fees is less than the profits, illegal or harmful schemes are often fair game. One might look at the example of the exploding gas tank Ford Pinto case: Grimshaw v. Ford Motor Company.

In 1972, a Pinto in a rear-end collision exploded due to a defective condition that caused the driver's death and permanent disability to the passenger, Grimshaw. This gas tank defect was well known to Ford Motor Company, yet based upon a cost analysis of having to recall and repair the defective vehicles, they chose to take their chances in court.

An internal memo from Ford was found that estimated it would cost the corporation $137 million to recall and fix all the existing defective Pintos immediately, so Ford felt it was not in their financial interests to fix the vehicles; rather it would be cheaper to allow the injuries.

https://www.autonews.com/article/20030616/SUB/306160770/lee-iacocca-s-pinto-a-fiery-failure

As a result, following a trial that exposed all this, the jury awarded $2.8 million to Grimshaw, but an additional $125 million in punitive damages. Punitive damages are designed to discourage harmful and intentional wrongdoing, precisely of the type perpetrated by Ford. Rarely can a plaintiff find sufficient proof or evidence to show this intent, but with the help of whistleblower Harley Copp, a former Ford Engineer in charge of the crash testing program, the legal standard was met.

Unfortunately, the $125 million was appealed, and the amount was reduced to $3.5 million. In essence, Ford got away with it. An article in Mother Jones estimated that between 500 and 900 people burned to death as a result of Pinto's faulty design, yet Ford never paid the price.

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/1977/09/pinto-madness/

Justice edged closer to Ford in another trial when they were charged with criminal misconduct. The tragic tale of three Indiana teenagers dying in a fiery crash while on their way to Church volleyball practice got national attention and became the OJ Simpson trial of 1978.

https://orangebeanindiana.com/2019/09/04/three-girls-gone-the-pinto-and-indiana-v-ford-motor-co/

Ford was charged with three counts of reckless homicide in Indiana v. Ford Motor Company. Like the Los Angeles Prosecutors with OJ, the Elkhart, Indiana team had little experience and money behind them. Elkhart provided a tiny $20,000 budget but faced a legal dream team led by top trial lawyer James F. Neal. And as in OJ, the guilty were acquitted.

However, as if to add insult to injury, Ford voluntarily paid $7,500 for each of the Ulrich girls, the victims. If Indiana v. Ford Motor Company awoke America to the reality of the American automotive industry as being "a soulless engine of greed and profit," we now witness the same with the hospital industry as the horrors of the COVID-19 pandemic are revealed.

https://orangebeanindiana.com/2019/09/04/three-girls-gone-the-pinto-and-indiana-v-ford-motor-co/

Dr. Elizabeth Vliet notes that hospitals were financially incentivized with more money to diagnose patients with COVID, up to $39 thousand each if the patient were to be placed on a ventilator, and an even greater bonus if the patient were to die of COVID. So there was a bounty to find COVID patients and another bounty to make certain they made it on ventilators and died.

Where is the proof, you might ask?

For starters, consider the undercover work of whistleblower nurse Erin Marie Olszewski, who traveled to New York City in 2020 during the height of the spring surge of the COVID-19 pandemic. Once settled into her hotel room on Times Square and ready to assist the medical response team with the expected and publicized calamity, she waited for three days. Crickets.

She reached out to others who noticed the same thing. The media hype did not match the reality. But here she was, having flown in to combat COVID. Like a 9/11 patriot, nurse Olszewski was determined to fight the enemy, at least the one she had been led to believe existed. The good medical ship Comfort was docked nearby. Perhaps she could battle the virus there. Once again, she heard crickets.

Finally, the media drew her attention to Elmhurst Hospital, the supposed "Epicenter of the Epicenter." Surely the enemy was there. And it was, although not the enemy she expected. While at Elmhurst, she found stroke patients roomed with COVID cases. She witnessed neglect of epic proportions, where patients were often unattended for days or even weeks, apparently left to die.

Inexperienced physicians were put in charge of the ICU. Nurses and eye doctors struggled to find the proper settings while connecting patients to ventilators. Many patients died due to the use of improper settings by inexperienced operators – resulting in blowing out COVID patients’ delicate and inflamed lungs.

She described how the resident physicians refused to consider treatments like vitamins, hydroxychloroquine, or promising off-label therapies. Instead, COVID patients were funneled toward ventilators despite nearly uniformly fatal outcomes.

At great personal risk, she meticulously documented all of this, and then went in undercover and recorded the evidence. She reported that the hospital was paid bonuses for each COVID diagnosis. They were paid more for treating patients with Remdesivir, placing patients on ventilators, and even for COVID deaths.

A fellow nurse, Katherine Alexa, wrote this about Olszewski’s Elmhurst exposé: “Elmhurst practices medicine by guidelines unheard of in a first-world country—and justified it, due to their classification as a city hospital. Modern-day policies and best-practice standards are non-existent. As crisis nurses, we did what we are trained to do; don our gear and get to work. Serving the people of Elmhurst wasn’t about combating COVID-19. It was about combating a culture of neglect and malpractice.”

https://www.amazon.com/Undercover-Epicenter-Nurse-Negligence-Unnecessary/dp/151076366X

Beyond Olszewski, other whistleblowers have come forward, including those under Federal Whistleblower protection working with attorney Thomas Renz as described below.

The portion of all this that resonated with me was not the truth about how effective early treatments like HCQ and IVM are, although by now, everyone in America and most of the world should know this.

https://www.zerohedge.com/covid-19/indias-ivermectin-blackout-secret-revealed

https://youtu.be/jQrqq94AtPI

The most important part was not even that the vaccines are associated with numerous deaths and adverse events; most people know about the US VAERS reports, the UK Yellow Card, and Dr. Robert Malone's Physician Declarations I and II outlining these. See mark 37:40.

https://www.brighteon.com/3f64ee04-b547-4ecc-89e2-bfd91881cc9c

https://ukfreedomproject.org/resources/open-letter-to-dr-june-raine-chief-executive-mhra/

https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/columnists/vaccines-ivermectin-and-the-physicians-rome-declaration/article_f250bebc-26e6-11ec-ba54-abd80aab5401.html

The key message was not even that the vaccines are ineffective. This has already been clearly shown by looking at the least vaccinated countries enjoying a 100 times lower per capita COVID death rate than the most vaccinated.

https://www.thedesertreview.com/opinion/columnists/vaccines-work---for-smallpox-and-measles/article_978543f2-56c2-11ec-af20-5ff179ad7b93.html

What stood out most to me was the parallel with Nazi Germany.

Our hospitals have become the modern-day equivalents of the Nazi Concentration Camps. The Gestapo has morphed into our CDC and NIH giving orders for the transport of all COVID patients to a central location, the hospital, for "processing." The sick and elderly, those not young and healthy, are much more likely to die in the hospitals, and the same was true of Auschwitz, where the old were summarily executed, while the young and strong were saved as slaves.

To ensure that as many as possible become sick enough to require hospitalization, all early treatment is forbidden or discouraged. And when a doctor attempts to administer it, they are censored and punished. This punishment may take the form of public ridicule, termination of employment, or even loss of license.

Never before have doctors been disciplined for saving lives. Drs. George Fareed and Brian Tyson saved 7,000 patients using early outpatient treatment, published a book, and earned the devotion and admiration of the Imperial Valley in Southern California. Fareed, a former Harvard Medical School Professor and NIH researcher, gave a United States Senate Committee testimony about his findings.

https://www.amazon.com/Overcoming-COVID-19-Darkness-Successfully-Patients-ebook/dp/B09MTRCYVR

https://www.amazon.com/Ivermectin-World-Justus-R-Hope/dp/1737415909

Yet recently they were demonized in the Los Angeles Times for offering "unproven" medical care. The Timesquoted Dr. Adolphe Edward, CEO of El Centro Regional Medical Center, who stated, "We need to stick with what we know is approved by the FDA for COVID-19 treatments...Misinformation itself ought to be stopped. Enough is enough."

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-12-21/imperial-county-doctors-presentation

Maybe Dr. Adolphe Edward conveniently "forgot" what happened after he begged for help from anyone because he sounded the Imperial Valley alarm in June 2020. The situation was said to be so dire at his hospital, El Centro Regional Medical Center, that he stated, "If we keep patients here, we will overwhelm the hospital."

https://hopepressworks.org/f/censorship-and-the-miracle-of-the-imperial-valley-by-dr-tyson?keywords=adolphe

I recall what happened because I wrote that article. Between Tyson and Fareed, they tested upwards of 20,000 patients, treating 1900 with their Zelenko protocol, a five-day course of HCQ, Zinc, and Azithromycin. Not a single patient who received the protocol died, and only one became sick enough to require hospitalization.

https://hopepressworks.org/f/censorship-and-the-miracle-of-the-imperial-valley-by-dr-tyson?keywords=adolphe