Regarding "hundreds of people in the ER" posts

Let me explain something. I think most of you probably know this but I wanted to put this info in its own thread.

Rural hospitals have been underfunded and wiped out over the last 5 to 10 years by the CMS. The ones that have not closed completely cannot handle anything now, and send most patients to the area's larger hospital. In my region, we had 5 to 6 smaller hospitals that are now completely nonfunctioning. Their patients all come to my hospital and resources are overstretched. It has been a problem before covid.

My hospital is the region's largest. They have been losing nurses by natural wastage for years. Not replacing all those who leave, and making working conditions so brutal that the ones they hire don't stay long. Then they hire even less to replace those who leave. It is an ongoing revolving door.

They tripled the size of our ER, and cut the allowed staffing numbers by half. They made everyone in the ED re-apply for their jobs awhile ago and lost many. In the last few months we are constantly out of supplies. They are "always hiring" to replace quitters, never to increase staffing numbers. They always hire less than the number that leave.

Mental health services are completely nonfunctioning, and these patients end up in the ER for days, often requiring a "one to one" taking staff away from critical patients because they are so out of control.

My ER has 180 patients in it currently, and there are no beds available. Not enough staff in the ER. Every unit is dangerously short-staffed. A tech I spoke to down there said people with colds are starting to come in panicked.

None of this is covid, or delta.

It is an aging, chronically ill population with overflow psych. But the media could spin this to look like a pandemic easily.

I am sure that elderly people falling and breaking hips, suicidal teens, alcoholics skipping dialysis, heroin addicts with systemic infections, and UTIs are still what is comprising most medical admissions.

Rumor is that they are going to start PCR testing all.

Trying to explain to normies that the PCR test cannot distinguish anything because it is just positive or negative and cannot be used as a diagnostic is a pointless endeavor.

So if your local ER does look like a warzone this is why.

I spent a few years in the UK in the early 2000's when Tony Blair and Brown were in. It is one thousand times worse.

can confirm. i spent ten and a half hours waiting with my dad in the emergency corridor to see a doctor, who spoke to him for exactly six minutes. the waiting area was bedlam. crazy people, violent people, drunk people, police intermittently walking a n'er-do-well to a room with a nurse. the floor of the toilet was covered in blood. it was a nightmare. my dad died six months later. it's a 'notional' health service.

They cannot test for delta.

Let me explain something. I think most of you probably know this but I wanted to put this info in its own thread.

Rural hospitals have been underfunded and wiped out over the last 5 to 10 years by the CMS. The ones that have not closed completely cannot handle anything now, and send most patients to the area's larger hospital. In my region, we had 5 to 6 smaller hospitals that are now completely nonfunctioning. Their patients all come to my hospital and resources are overstretched. It has been a problem before covid.

My hospital is the region's largest. They have been losing nurses by natural wastage for years. Not replacing all those who leave, and making working conditions so brutal that the ones they hire don't stay long. Then they hire even less to replace those who leave. It is an ongoing revolving door.

They tripled the size of our ER, and cut the allowed staffing numbers by half. They made everyone in the ED re-apply for their jobs awhile ago and lost many. In the last few months we are constantly out of supplies. They are "always hiring" to replace quitters, never to increase staffing numbers. They always hire less than the number that leave.

Mental health services are completely nonfunctioning, and these patients end up in the ER for days, often requiring a "one to one" taking staff away from critical patients because they are so out of control.

My ER has 180 patients in it currently, and there are no beds available. Not enough staff in the ER. Every unit is dangerously short-staffed. A tech I spoke to down there said people with colds are starting to come in panicked.

None of this is covid, or delta.

It is an aging, chronically ill population with overflow psych. But the media could spin this to look like a pandemic easily.

I am sure that elderly people falling and breaking hips, suicidal teens, alcoholics skipping dialysis, heroin addicts with systemic infections, and UTIs are still what is comprising most medical admissions.

Rumor is that they are going to start PCR testing all.

Trying to explain to normies that the PCR test cannot distinguish anything because it is just positive or negative and cannot be used as a diagnostic is a pointless endeavor.

So if your local ER does look like a warzone this is why.

Covid does not exist

Let me explain something. I think most of you probably know this but I wanted to put this info in its own thread.

Rural hospitals have been underfunded and wiped out over the last 5 to 10 years by the CMS. The ones that have not closed completely cannot handle anything now, and send most patients to the area's larger hospital. In my region, we had 5 to 6 smaller hospitals that are now completely nonfunctioning. Their patients all come to my hospital and resources are overstretched. It has been a problem before covid.

My hospital is the region's largest. They have been losing nurses by natural wastage for years. Not replacing all those who leave, and making working conditions so brutal that the ones they hire don't stay long. Then they hire even less to replace those who leave. It is an ongoing revolving door.

They tripled the size of our ER, and cut the allowed staffing numbers by half. They made everyone in the ED re-apply for their jobs awhile ago and lost many. In the last few months we are constantly out of supplies. They are "always hiring" to replace quitters, never to increase staffing numbers. They always hire less than the number that leave.

Mental health services are completely nonfunctioning, and these patients end up in the ER for days, often requiring a "one to one" taking staff away from critical patients because they are so out of control.

My ER has 180 patients in it currently, and there are no beds available. Not enough staff in the ER. Every unit is dangerously short-staffed. A tech I spoke to down there said people with colds are starting to come in panicked.

None of this is covid, or delta.

It is an aging, chronically ill population with overflow psych. But the media could spin this to look like a pandemic easily.

I am sure that elderly people falling and breaking hips, suicidal teens, alcoholics skipping dialysis, heroin addicts with systemic infections, and UTIs are still what is comprising most medical admissions.

Rumor is that they are going to start PCR testing all.

Trying to explain to normies that the PCR test cannot distinguish anything because it is just positive or negative and cannot be used as a diagnostic is a pointless endeavor.

So if your local ER does look like a warzone this is why.

Malpractice and misdiagnosis is a big cause of death.

All bullshit..
I guess you're a little to lazy to research Kary Mullis.
You know the guy. The inventor of the PCR Non-test..

Let's declare a PCR test useless, but only after December 2021.

There are no words.

The bottom line is an underground network of like minded people and health care workers will have to start our own clinics and hospitals.

There was some really traumatic news today in Nashville for a lot of us. Vanderbilt University Hospital decided to declare war on the community and force vaccinate all employees. It means I get up tomorrow, get in my car, and drive down to Maury County, where they have declared war on the Governor and still fly confederate flags. It's going to be county by county, and soon.

In Williamson, they declared anther mask mandate for schools, parents have had it and are protesting today. Nobody can take anymore of this shit.

Here in TN it's on.