Elon Musk: Ventilators Euthanized MILLIONS Globally, Not COVID

The Covid hospital protocols played a huge part in the Covid plandemic genocide. The killing method was simple. Use a fake PCR test to get a Covid diagnosis. Put the patient on Remdesivir and Madazalon. When their condition had worsened sufficiently put them on a ventilator to finish them off.

Then get the media to trumpet how many people are dying of Covid. Finally insist on everyone taking the deadly jab.

Of course demonize hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin lest a effective therapeutic ended the Emergency use authorization and the immunity enjoyed by Big Pharma.

Here are some stats relating to ventilators. Pity those people being murdered in hospitals with family not allowed to see them and not even allowed to get them out of hospital.

X owner Elon Musk has declared that millions of people were murdered during the pandemic due to doctors forcing them on ventilators

"“I’ve got data from CMS that showed in a number of Texas hospitals, as high as 90% of patients put on the vent died. 90%.

“Now, they wouldn’t let you try ivermectin, but they were more than willing to put you on the vent where you had a 90% fatality rate.

“You tell me that they didn’t notice?” he insisted."

Ha, ha. The world is bad, but is it not so bad that people would be admitted to a hospital to be murdered by a ventilator?

A ventilator gives someone oxygen - nothing more, nothing less.

This from WebMD on ventilators, SB:

The breathing tube in your airway could let in bacteria that infect the tiny air sacs in the walls of your lungs. Plus, the tube makes it harder to cough away debris that could irritate your lungs and cause an infection.

This type of infection is called ventilator-associated pneumonia, or VAP. It’s especially risky because you may already be quite sick when you're put on a ventilator. VAP can make it harder to treat your other illness.

Doctors treat it with antibiotics. In some cases, VAP might require special types that can fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

Even if you already have an infection, like a viral infection of your lungs, you can get VAP on top of that. Doctors call this a "superinfection."

Ventilation also increases your risk of infections in other areas, like your sinuses.

Medical staff members carefully measure the amount, type, speed, and force of the air th e ventilator pushes into and pulls out of your lungs. Too much oxygen in the mix for too long can be bad for your lungs. If the force or amount of air is too much, or if your lungs are too weak, it can damage your lung tissue. Your doctor might call this ventilator-associated lung injury (VALI).

Before doing any research the clueless Sharktwit jumps in and displays his abysmal ignorance.

He also probably doesn't know Remdesivir the main drug used which cost over $3000 a course, shuts down your kidneys. you literally drown.

Ou sharktwit one of the most ignorant oaks on the board also doesn't know Fauci planned to trial Remdesivir for 1 year in Africa. However after 3 months he had to stop the trials as 54% of recipients DIED!

Funny the article I read this is a risk that patients take no matter what the illness. The one fact it did state without the use of ventilators the patient would die anyway and as stated no point in worrying about a secondary infection killing you if you are already dead.

This is what happens when ignorant fools swap ideas and jump to vapid conclusions without looking at all the facts. 

Pedobeeno, the master of delusions

...but, but tzhe Scienz!!! PLANK!

Sader, if they were put on the ventilator to protect medical staff and not because they necessarily needed to be, then it was not a last resort.

But yes, I will agree that to attach cause and effect to deaths on ventilators (i.e. they died because of the ventilator) needs a fair burden of proof, and you will need access to data on exactly what the condition of the patients were when they were put on ventilators. 

That ventilators has the potential to cause more severe infection or lung collapse if not properly monitored and managed seems pretty clear though.

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