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Is midazolam the missing link to explain excess "covid deaths"?

Hi folks, I noticed this article today :

This needs careful analysis but if what the authors say is true then this would explain the unusual incidence of excess deaths in 2020 and 2021 in the elderly and disabled without any reference to the alleged Covid virus. We have often looked at the excess deaths as an undeniable fact supporting the existence of death by covid - this article could be the explanation, horrific and diabolical as it may appear!
From my personal experience I can tell you that DNR’s are regarded by many (most?) Doctors as their decision irrespective of the wishes of the patient or their next of kin!

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This might explain some of the deaths here but how does the story translate globally?

Photos of dead bodies and funeral pyres in India ( taken fraudulently out of context ), coffin pictures building up in Italy and New York, high stress, DNR’s at work in the US and possibly elsewhere, influenza/pneumonia symptoms labelled covid for increased insurance payouts, deliberate pushing of covid as cause of death, plus of course Midazolam which may have played a part world wide in making it scarce but it does not have to be the only drug in the box. World wide effects appear to be mainly in highly organised western societies with good media controls to push the fear stresser buttons - it didn’t seem to work in Africa and India soon got its act together with ivermectin. The far east were never going to fall for the english narrative, China didn’t need to, given its highly controlled society. If China wants to reduce population - it just orders it as we know.

It’s a good question GKH but I don’t think we’ve gathered enough evidence yet to know how far democide has inflicted excess deaths on nations overseas so I’m just throwing out factors which could be relevant both to the UK and overseas.
The excess deaths point was something I just couldn’t get around last year - now I think the light is beginning to shine in the shadows.

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Lots of gopod information there but it’s too bloody difficult to read. Step 1 for journo’s or presenters is “Tell 'em what you are going to tell them”. Step 2 is “Tell them”. Step 3 is “Tell 'em what you told them”

That article goes stright to step 2 and it is too difficult to follow except for the many detail intent posters on 5 Filters.

hi @PatB, you’re right of course, I tried to find a few sentences to copy and paste but it was all jumbled together. In the end I just looked at the high levels of purchases and usage of Midazolam, the instructions on DNR’s and the numbers being kicked out of hospitals. I added this lot to my personal experience of being inundated by doctors wanting to impose DNRs and then fighting off palliative care offers from the private sector which come with massive fees and seems to be totally profit oriented - it made me livid.
We have lots of evidence now that the covid virus is nothing new, but like any respiratory illness from severe colds to pneumonia and influenza where the immune system is at a low ebb it kills people. We also have clear evidence that stress aggravates respiratory illnesses and chronic stress ( high levels of stress over days and days) can result in an overloading of the immune system so much so that it switches off leaving the subject open to all sorts of damage. Lockdown, isolation, social distancing, masks will be well known to the nudge units as stressers. Fear porn pouring through the media and word of mouth from the sheeple will be the final straw for some people. All this stuff doesn’t need a special “new” virus, get people on a downward path, kick them out of watchful care, and fill them with drugs that exacerbate their symptoms - voilà one pandemic with bodies! It’s all in the stats!

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PS of course after that we have the main course - repressed HCQ and ivermectin, vits D and C , and then blanket propaganda for the jab - a bioweapon dressed up as a vaccine to make old age and overpopulation a myth.

In a news report on Russia - and how they revel in reporting its “record death toll” every bloody day - it was noteworthy that a doctor in Moscow ventured that many people were suffering stress from the heatwave and that stress increased vulnerability to disease, and also the it made people suffering chronic illnesses more likely to die.
I’m sure that stress played a big part in India’s recent drama, as people were in a total panic about the disease and thought they needed oxygen - but then did need it from being in a stressed condition. And not helped by the weather and smog either!

Hi @Dimac , this was the research I had in mind on stress:

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I think I’ll defer to the wisdom of fellow FiveFilterers as to the readability of the article, but the thrust of it seems to have been captured here by CJ:

Some or all of these were factors here in UK, in NYC, Canada, and Italy, and no doubt elsewhere. Add to that the wholesale use of ventilators on patients so sedated they could not even remove the feed. (This is vividly captured in Erin Marie Olszewskis book and the video which seems to have survived on YT for a year now, link below. She relates how an addict was one of few patients, in fact the only one, who wasn’t destroyed by ventilation. This was because of his or her tolerance levels resulting in sedation being ineffective, thus being able to disconnect from ventilator.)

Iain Davis’s Pseudopandemic, chapter 8, covers all of this (UK-centric) extremely skilfully. I’m reading the dead tree version, but in hindsight the capability of being able to follow links/footnotes may make the PDF a more viable option. And it’s basically free if you subscribe via https://in-this-together.com/pseudopandemic/

Nurse Erin’s book is also very good and seems to have found its way onto Undercover Epicenter Nurse: How Fraud, Negligence, and Greed Led to Unnecessary Deaths at Elmhurst Hospital | Erin Marie Olszewski | download

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Thanks for the links @KarenEliot , moving account and fits my experience - the only things I didn’t witness were restraints, but then anything could have happened here in 2020 and 2021!

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The Erin vid is horrifying. It also demonstrates with vivid clarity the culpability of so many medical staff in simply “just following orders”. I was particularly incensed when Erin - who obviously knew about Dr. Richard Chang’s work with big-dose C in Shanghai - was suggesting that they should try that, to some doctor, who insisted - out of his self-confident, BigPharma-indoctrinated utter fecking ignorance - that “C doesn’t work”. Ridiculous cocky twat! Didn’t even have enough awareness to know that he didn’t know what he was talking about.

Andrew Saul, otoh, at 'Doctoryourself.com, was in touch with Richard Chang (who is Chinese-American and fluent in both Mandarin and English), and describing his work in 2020, and recording his excellent results. Immediately lost in the damned propaganda lie-storm, of course.

It gets clearer and clearer that a lot of the bad policy was the result of confusion and bad information; but a whole lot more was deliberate, malevolent steering by people at many levels of the power structure. People who deserve immediate arraignment before local courts of a global Nurnberg 2 tribunal. And once convicted deserve - at least metaphorically - to have the shit kicked out of them for their crimes.

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Thanks @CJ1

Interesting but, to my mind, very unconvincing article. I have the feeling that frontline doctors know the difference between a patient with ground glass opacity in the lung x-ray and someone prescribed midazolam.

I read this:

Which begs the question of what exactly were we protecting the NHS from? It seems to have had a holiday

And realised that the author seems to have been living on a different planet for the last year and a half. Perhaps the explains the discrepancies. On this planet we have NHS staff suffering from PTSD and burnout from the horrendous year they had.

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PP

Hi @PontiusPrimate , on the “Planet” point it is more than possible you’re right but there were a lot of differences all over the country with many hospitals having different experiences at different times.
On the Midazolam issue I think it is key to recognise that a lot of the usage was based on GP prescriptions which the author concludes are not for hospital based patients but for out of hospital end of life usage. There would be no Xrays taken in such circumstances.
In addition the surge in the Midazolam solution as opposed to prescription occurring at the same time as the “covid spikes” in death rates and at a time when hospitals would not be using the stuff for its alternative use in surgical operations is strongly suggestive of a connection to end of life use. Even then we don’t know whether the hospital would have resorted to Xrays or relied on the PCR test and symptoms.

The trouble with the NHS in the Covid era is that either there has been a great deal of poor diagnosis and even worse treatment leading to the early deaths of tens of thousands or there has been a misguided reliance on inadequate testing and no treatment particularly for those in home or care home settings. This has occurred against a background of DNR labelling of anyone they deem appropriate with or without the consent of the patient or next of kin. And unfortunately DNR labels seem to have led to Midazolam usage at double the rate of previous years. DNRs for those with learning difficulties or disabled seem to have been particularly excessive.

Please believe me PP, you have to have experienced the absolute barrage of numerous doctors and nurses clamoring for a DNR in circumstances that were not appropriate to really appreciate the damage that can result.

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2022 postscript from Dr Vernon Coleman:

I resurrected this old thread only because this sort of thing just continues to slip through the cracks as VC points out. The National Death Service is still alive and kicking it seems!

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