Trump Was Right– Exhibit #3,757 – IOTW Report

Trump Was Right– Exhibit #3,757

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  1. They had to claim that hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin wouldn’t work, or they couldn’t get emergency approval for the mRNA JAB. We haven’t seen the climax for the JAB. Big Pharma created millions of new customers. Doctors will prescribe pharmaceuticals to treat their symptoms for the rest of their lives.
    Fauci’s own recommendation, remdesivir, had a 53% death rate. But he still got paid.
    As I recall, the death rate for those put on respirators was 90%.
    Hospitals made millions in gov’t subsidies.

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  2. Just read a preliminary new study on the jab. Pfizer jabees can expect a 23-40% increase in cardiac events. No bueno. I am very nervous at kids football games. I have yet to see a single AED (automatic external defibrillator) on the field.

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  3. Short list
    Spending 1 trillion every three months more than they take in thereby causing inflation which is a hidden tax.
    Depopulation jabs while importing Third World average IQ under 70 to red cities speaking 60 different languages flooding medical, so called education and welfare.
    Meanwhile ignoring our vets and eating our pets. And they vote.
    I don’t think this ends well?

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  4. Indimex
    Tuesday, 15 October 2024, 23:12 at 11:12 pm
    “Just read a preliminary new study on the jab. Pfizer jabees can expect a 23-40% increase in cardiac events. No bueno. I am very nervous at kids football games. I have yet to see a single AED (automatic external defibrillator) on the field.”

    …AEDs should be at every HS football game for unrelated reasons, but as far as being a remedy for the Coof Goof, understand what they are and are not.

    An AED, as the name suggeats, is a defibrillator, which means it is a tool to temporarily rectify various types of fibrillation and electromechanical dissociation (EMD). If a kid takes a hard chest hit, a coach with heart issues gets worked up, a kid goes into arrest from drugs, yeah, the AED can help if properly and promptly applied, in conjunction with CPR before it is brought to the scene and with ACLS including oxygen and drugs after, followed by a ride to a Cardiac Cath lab.

    What it is NOT is a pacing device, mechanical circulation device, nor clotbuster. If a heart stopped because it was underserved due to a Vaxxx clot denying it blood, it cant correct the underlying pathology or pace it if its sputtering due to irritations from dead spots causing spurious signals or varous heart blocks. Life packs carried on squads CAN pace, but an AED can only offer single shocks.

    Unfortunately, the Jab kills by clotting, which goes undetected until too late, and by myocarditis which, among other things, jacks up your electrical system. Atheletes are also suceptible to enlarged hearts and aneurysm blow outs, which either kill with volume loss or fill the pericardium causing a tanponade, neither of which an AED can help with.

    An AED is a clever, valuable tool that can and does allow a person with little formal training to save a life, make no mistake. But what I see on ALL levels of medicine, from Good Sams to thoracic surgeons is an over-reliance on tech and an increasing unwillingness to actually put hands on patients when that part is really the more IMPORTANT part.

    So AEDs yes, absolutely. But only as an AJUNCT to CPR. Learn CPR, learn AED, AND learn Naloxone for the full street package. All are accessible, and all may just save a life when used together or seperately; but combined covers all the bases a layman can in the field in a crisis situation.

    If someone is dying and you can prevent it, do NOT be shy about laying your hands on them.

    It also puts you in excellent position to pray for the Ultimate Physician to help, for without HIM, its not going to happen anyway…

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