Topic: Remdesivir

Dr. Martinson discusses the global standardization of COVID-19 protocols, which he claims were designed for control rather than saving lives. He highlights the use of Midazolam and Morphine in UK care homes to suppress the breathing of elderly patients, leading to a spike in "COVID deaths." The segment argues that these protocols were a "drill of control" intended to facilitate the rollout of mRNA technology.

The host shares personal stories of how COVID-19 and hospital protocols like Remdesivir affected family and friends. Bill Gates is accused of leading a depopulation agenda through his foundation, which is claimed to have roots in eugenics and population control. The segment describes the current situation as a "bioweapon war" where the public is suffering from "Stockholm syndrome" regarding the actions of health authorities.

Allegations are made that hospitals received $14,000 for COVID-19 admissions, $53,000 for placing patients on ventilators, and an additional $19,000 if the patient died. The host claims that protocols involving Remdesivir and morphine were used to "liquefy organs" and euthanize patients for profit.

A caller from Massachusetts named Zach shares his experience of avoiding the COVID-19 vaccine after listening to InfoWars. He discusses the high mortality rate of Remdesivir and claims his father suffered neurological damage and leg numbness after receiving multiple boosters.

A nurse caller reports that California hospitals are re-implementing Remdesivir and sub-therapeutic steroid protocols for COVID-19 patients. These treatments are criticized for causing organ failure, with the caller suggesting they are being used to inflate death numbers for a future pandemic narrative.

The phenomenon of "dancing nurses" on TikTok during the pandemic is contrasted with claims of overflowing hospitals. Maria Z argues that many COVID deaths were actually caused by lethal hospital protocols, such as the use of Remdesivir and ventilators. She cites the documentary "COVID Land" and reports from citizen journalists who found many hospital wards to be empty despite official narratives.

A caller from North Carolina shares his experience being hospitalized for COVID-19 in Florida, where he was treated with Remdesivir. He claims the drug caused severe damage to the muscles and tendons around his heart and expresses regret that he was not given Ivermectin instead. The segment highlights the perceived dangers of standard hospital protocols during the pandemic.

A pharmacist named D describes the transition from monoclonal antibodies to Remdesivir at the VA, which she claims was "killing every other patient." She compares her current hospital environment to an "M. Night Shyamalan nightmare," citing a massive increase in the use of crash carts and employees suffering from neurological issues and facial paralysis.

Edward Dowd discusses his testimony before Senator Ron Johnson's panel, presenting a "pandemic scorecard." He argues that 2020 deaths were exacerbated by the suppression of early treatments like Ivermectin. Globally, Dowd estimates between 8.5 million and 17 million deaths and approximately 60 million disabilities resulting from the vaccination campaign.

The push for automation in healthcare is based on the premise that "safer systems have fewer humans." While robots are already performing precision surgeries and cancer research, there are concerns about AI-driven medical bias. If AI is programmed to favor certain treatments (like Remdesivir) over others (like Ivermectin), it could lead to a centralized, inflexible medical system that ignores human intuition and alternative data.

Zoe Smith, a former medical coder and auditor, describes witnessing unprecedented medical emergencies following the rollout of mRNA injections. She details cases of instant multi-organ failure, uncontrollable seizures (status epilepticus), and massive blood clots in young, healthy individuals. Smith resigned from her position after witnessing what she describes as a "medical cult" and widespread fraud in hospital protocols.

Zoe Smith explains the financial structure created by the CARES Act, which provided 20% bonuses to hospitals for COVID-19 diagnoses (code U071), ventilator use, and the administration of Remdesivir. She notes that hospitals were required to report specific data to HHS to maintain their Medicare funding. Smith asserts that these incentives led to the use of protocols known to cause kidney failure and pulmonary edema.

A bill in Utah to label meat injected with mRNA was reportedly defeated by "RINO" Republicans. Dr. Jane Ruby criticizes Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene for holding hearings on vaccine injuries while simultaneously owning stock in Gilead, the manufacturer of Remdesivir. Ruby argues that Congress has failed to take any meaningful action to stop the "medical decimation" of the American people over the last four years.

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.

John O'Looney reports a shift in cancer deaths, noting that patients are now moving from asymptomatic to deceased in as little as eight weeks. He further alleges that some hospitals are performing more aggressive dissections during autopsies to "clean out" the tell-tale white clots before bodies are sent to funeral homes.

John O'Looney criticizes the use of Remdesivir and Midazolam in hospitals, comparing the protocols to failed Ebola treatments in Africa. He claims Remdesivir causes kidney failure and pulmonary edema, effectively "drowning" patients, which is then mislabeled as a viral respiratory death.

Highly vaccinated countries report approximately 10% excess mortality, while African nations with low vaccine uptake show no such increase. The discussion criticizes hospital protocols involving Remdesivir and ventilators, suggesting they contributed to higher death rates. Haviland notes that 300,000 extra Americans are dying annually, a figure that is statistically massive but often subtle at the individual community level.

John Fleetwood and Dr. Bartlett discuss the dangers of Remdesivir, noting it had a 53% death rate in African Ebola trials according to the New England Journal of Medicine. They also reference the federal court case where the FDA attempted to hide Pfizer vaccine data for 75 years. The discussion reveals that the US military is currently funding Red Hill Biopharma to develop new Ebola drugs intended for use alongside Remdesivir.

Research into the COVID-19 period suggests that excess deaths were caused by medical assaults rather than a spreading pathogen. In Northern Italy, the misuse of ventilators on multiple patients simultaneously led to high mortality, while some jurisdictions saw deaths from excessive doses of hydroxychloroquine. Countries that did not engage in these aggressive medical protocols showed no excess mortality until the vaccine rollout.

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.