Topic: Hospital Incentives

Claims are made that hospitals received significant financial payouts, up to $53,000, for labeling deaths as COVID-19 and placing patients on ventilators. The use of Remdesivir and ventilators is criticized as a deadly protocol that allegedly caused massive mortality rates during the early stages of the pandemic. These actions are attributed to directives from the UN and the Rockefeller Foundation.

FEMA workers reportedly have the option to refuse COVID-19 vaccinations while replacing hospital staff fired for mandate non-compliance. Federal guidelines allegedly lack a law requiring federal employees or the general public to take the shots. Hospitals receive $53,000 for every patient intubated, creating a financial incentive to prioritize ventilators over treatments like ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine. This shift represents a federalization of hospital chains under the CDC.

David Icke explains how hospital protocols were manipulated to funnel patients toward ventilators and lethal treatments to justify the subsequent rollout of vaccines. He argues that if a genuine deadly agent existed, the authorities would not have needed to scam death certificates or offer financial incentives to hospitals. He posits that the initial "scam" was the necessary precursor to the current injection phase.

Melissa Gunderson describes being "bullied" by hospital staff who insisted her husband be placed on a ventilator. She recounts the difficulties in getting him home, including the hospital's alleged refusal to provide an oxygen prescription or medical records. Alex Jones claims that hospitals receive $53,000 per intubation, suggesting a financial motive for the hospital's insistence on their specific COVID protocol.

The discussion explores why regulatory agencies and hospitals have ignored vaccine safety signals, pointing to financial incentives and the "revolving door" between government and industry. Karen Kingston notes that in the past, drugs like Posicor were recalled for far fewer adverse events. She suggests that doctors and scientists are silenced through the threat of being mocked, ridiculed, or losing their professional licenses.

Personal anecdotes are shared regarding family members who were allegedly murdered by ventilators in city-run hospitals. The segment claims hospitals receive $53,000 incentives to intubate patients, leading to the death of healthy individuals who only had minor symptoms. These actions are described as a "modern guillotine" and a form of total war through medical siege, where the goal is to kill rather than cure.