Topic: Medical Policy

2 chapters across the catalog

Excess mortality during the COVID-19 period is attributed to institutional assaults, including the use of ventilators and Remdesivir, rather than a spreading pathogen. Data shows that mortality peaks occurred synchronously in specific hotspots where aggressive medical protocols were implemented, such as Northern Italy. In jurisdictions where these specific medical interventions were avoided, no excess mortality was recorded until the vaccine rollout.

The discussion shifts to allegations of engineered power outages and Russian hacking as precursors to martial law. Jones claims the COVID-19 lockdowns were "training wheels" for a permanent takeover under UN Treaty 7277 and State Department Memorandum 7277. He warns that the Biden administration is surrendering U.S. medical policy to international control, which could lead to forced internment in camps.