Tom Renz: Hospitals are now becoming killing fields

[BADecker]

Kill as many as you can. Get more money that way.


Tom Renz: Hospitals are now becoming killing fields – Brighteon.TV

Tom Renz accuses hospitals of taking advantage of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to make more money while ignoring the actual needs and requests of their patients. He says hospitals across the U.S. “are now becoming killing fields.”

“When you go to a hospital, even if you don’t have COVID-19, you’d be construed that way,” says Renz during his program “Lawfare with Tom Renz” on Brighteon.TV. “They get hundreds of thousands of dollars for putting you on remdesivir, putting you on ventilator and letting you die. And if you don’t follow, they’ll just intimidate you and coerce you.”

His guest on the program, Nancy Ross, has experienced that firsthand. Ross has been given the power of attorney to act on behalf of Veronica Wolski, a known patriot from Chicago who recently died from COVID-19 at AMITA Health Resurrection Medical Center.

The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed Wolski’s death was due to pneumonia caused by a COVID-19 infection, with hypothyroidism as a contributing factor.

Hospital wants to put patient on ventilator

Ross says the hospital wanted to intubate Wolski and put her on ventilator, and the doctors kept telling that every time they see the patient. “They kept reminding her of that instead of talking about other possible treatment,” says Ross, referring to the ventilator. “I just couldn’t get it.” (Related: Overreliance on ventilators led to coronavirus deaths, study shows.)

According to Ross, Wolski had been asking the hospital to give her ivermectin but her requests had been repeatedly denied.

For the uninitiated, the only treatment for the disease approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) involves remdesivir. It is approved for use in adults and children at least 12 years old who weigh at least 88 pounds (40 kilograms).

Remdesivir is an antiviral medication that targets a range of viruses. It was originally developed over a decade ago to treat hepatitis C and a cold-like virus called respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Remdesivir is not an effective treatment for either disease, but it has shown promise against other viruses.

It works by interrupting the production of the virus. Coronaviruses have genomes made up of ribonucleic acid (RNA). Remdesivir interferes with one of the key enzymes the virus needs to replicate RNA, preventing the virus from multiplying.

However, up to 31 percent of patients who received remdesivir have developed multiple organ failure and/or acute kidney failure. “Remdesivir was pulled from clinical trials because it’s too dangerous. It’s just a disastrous drug,” says Renz.

Doctor admits 99 percent of intubated patients die

Renz also shares a message he has just received about a recording from a doctor admitting that 99 percent of the patients they intubate have ended up dying. “These are just bad treatments. They just kill people,” he says

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[Tash]

Tom Renz: Hospitals are now becoming killing fields

No, they been killing fields for a long time, the only increased the termination rate in recent times.

[cabron]

All patients today are treated this way. The hospital staff will consider everyone coming to seek medical assistance having covid virus for their safety. Even if you go there complaining your artritis, you will be swabbed for testing because once you are confirmed to have been infected by covid, your artritis or any other diseases will get worse.

For this reason, they are to give covid treatment first before your artritis. Pnuemonia is also a respiratory disease, much like what covid will attack to human body.

[BADecker]

The real problem lies with the fact that hospital staff have died from Covid (or something), or they have quit/been-fired for not taking the jab. Because of this, there aren't enough hospital people to go around, and the patients are dying for lack of care.

Of course, without the hospital staff around to treat them, some of them might have a chance.

[af_newbie]

Kill as many as you can. Get more money that way.


Tom Renz: Hospitals are now becoming killing fields – Brighteon.TV

Tom Renz accuses hospitals of taking advantage of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to make more money while ignoring the actual needs and requests of their patients. He says hospitals across the U.S. “are now becoming killing fields.”

“When you go to a hospital, even if you don’t have COVID-19, you’d be construed that way,” says Renz during his program “Lawfare with Tom Renz” on Brighteon.TV. “They get hundreds of thousands of dollars for putting you on remdesivir, putting you on ventilator and letting you die. And if you don’t follow, they’ll just intimidate you and coerce you.”

His guest on the program, Nancy Ross, has experienced that firsthand. Ross has been given the power of attorney to act on behalf of Veronica Wolski, a known patriot from Chicago who recently died from COVID-19 at AMITA Health Resurrection Medical Center.

The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed Wolski’s death was due to pneumonia caused by a COVID-19 infection, with hypothyroidism as a contributing factor.

Hospital wants to put patient on ventilator

Ross says the hospital wanted to intubate Wolski and put her on ventilator, and the doctors kept telling that every time they see the patient. “They kept reminding her of that instead of talking about other possible treatment,” says Ross, referring to the ventilator. “I just couldn’t get it.” (Related: Overreliance on ventilators led to coronavirus deaths, study shows.)

According to Ross, Wolski had been asking the hospital to give her ivermectin but her requests had been repeatedly denied.

For the uninitiated, the only treatment for the disease approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) involves remdesivir. It is approved for use in adults and children at least 12 years old who weigh at least 88 pounds (40 kilograms).

Remdesivir is an antiviral medication that targets a range of viruses. It was originally developed over a decade ago to treat hepatitis C and a cold-like virus called respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Remdesivir is not an effective treatment for either disease, but it has shown promise against other viruses.

It works by interrupting the production of the virus. Coronaviruses have genomes made up of ribonucleic acid (RNA). Remdesivir interferes with one of the key enzymes the virus needs to replicate RNA, preventing the virus from multiplying.

However, up to 31 percent of patients who received remdesivir have developed multiple organ failure and/or acute kidney failure. “Remdesivir was pulled from clinical trials because it’s too dangerous. It’s just a disastrous drug,” says Renz.

Doctor admits 99 percent of intubated patients die

Renz also shares a message he has just received about a recording from a doctor admitting that 99 percent of the patients they intubate have ended up dying. “These are just bad treatments. They just kill people,” he says

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Why do you even go to the hospital?  Why not pray to your God?

BTW, you can refuse the treatment and go home to pray to God and die.

You said covid is a myth, so why bother going to the hospital? Man up, drink bleach, 'inject some sun light into your lungs', take any drugs you want, pray to your Bronze Age God, and go to heaven.

[Xinarae*]

Many doctors have died while hospitals are treating corona patients even then the doctors are going with the medical service at the risk of their lives. Now it is urgent to resolve the doctor crisis on an urgent basis even after approval many doctors were not appointed to the position of anesthesiologist you have to get out of this system. Because there is no calculation of how many patients are dying due to lack of proper treatment if the capacity of medical services is not increased the death rate of corona is likely to increase further.

[Piggymonster]

Tom Renz: Hospitals are now becoming killing fields

No, they been killing fields for a long time, the only increased the termination rate in recent times.

My thoughts exactly, but now, there are also many health workers who have succumb to death because of this corona virus. This illness is very contagious and deadly. Lets just do our part, protect ourselves by taking precautions and follow  advice provided by the health authority.

[Cnut237]

Kill as many as you can. Get more money that way.

Tom Renz accuses hospitals of taking advantage of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to make more money while ignoring the actual needs and requests of their patients. He says hospitals across the U.S. “are now becoming killing fields.”

But this is a global pandemic, it's not limited to the US. Healthcare in many countries is provided free of charge, from money derived from taxation, which has not increased during the pandemic. I don't know whether hospitals in the US are making money or not, but I can tell you that elsewhere in the world they are extremely stretched and working on very limited budgets.

If Covid was only happening in the US and other nations with private healthcare, and somehow wasn't affecting countries with free healthcare, then you might conceivably have had a point.

But it isn't, and you don't.

[BADecker]

Kill as many as you can. Get more money that way.

Tom Renz accuses hospitals of taking advantage of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to make more money while ignoring the actual needs and requests of their patients. He says hospitals across the U.S. “are now becoming killing fields.”

But this is a global pandemic, it's not limited to the US. Healthcare in many countries is provided free of charge, from money derived from taxation, which has not increased during the pandemic. I don't know whether hospitals in the US are making money or not, but I can tell you that elsewhere in the world they are extremely stretched and working on very limited budgets.

If Covid was only happening in the US and other nations with private healthcare, and somehow wasn't affecting countries with free healthcare, then you might conceivably have had a point.

But it isn't, and you don't.

For example. The pandemic is in India, and Bangladesh, and all of South America... and many other places, as well. But a whole bunch of these places - like India and Bangladesh and many places in SA, and even Mexico - are being healed safely and easily by Ivermectin... with or without the hospitals. And the nations in Africa where hydroxychloroquine had been taken for decades on a regular basis for malaria, barely had any Covid deaths at all.

So we all can see that things are approximately opposite of what you are saying, when you include the rest of the picture.

[B1tUnl0ck3r]

Why do you even go to the hospital?  Why not pray to your God?

BTW, you can refuse the treatment and go home to pray to God and die.

You said covid is a myth, so why bother going to the hospital? Man up, drink bleach, 'inject some sun light into your lungs', take any drugs you want, pray to your Bronze Age God, and go to heaven.

I have the firm belief that you existence as painful as it is in this reality, is necessary for me, to learn the real meaning behind : "Separating the wheat from the chaff". As such I have to be grateful for it.

[BADecker]

Why do you even go to the hospital?  Why not pray to your God?

BTW, you can refuse the treatment and go home to pray to God and die.

You said covid is a myth, so why bother going to the hospital? Man up, drink bleach, 'inject some sun light into your lungs', take any drugs you want, pray to your Bronze Age God, and go to heaven.

I have the firm belief that you existence as painful as it is in this reality, is necessary for me, to learn the real meaning behind : "Separating the wheat from the chaff". As such I have to be grateful for it.

But af_newbie is right-ish. I don't go to the hospital, because God is protecting me from it.

And I think he is talking about drinking MMS in water (MMS=chlorine dioxide) which is healing people in Japan and South America. I take it most days, but not enough of it. Tastes nasty. Maybe that's why Dupont sells it by the train-car loads for water purification. Kills off bugs.

[Tash]

The nurse lets loose (he better not drive in next weeks)
Pulmonary Nurse of 31 Years Testifies How he Unknowingly Killed Patients by Following COVID Protocols
https://healthimpactnews.com/2021/pulmonary-nurse-of-31-years-testifies-how-he-unknowingly-killed-patients-following-covid-protocols/

[BATHES]

The biggest fact is that many hospitals do not have so many medical resources available. In the event of an emergency, these problems will be exposed.

[BADecker]

The biggest fact is that many hospitals do not have so many medical resources available. In the event of an emergency, these problems will be exposed.

In general, small hospitals don't kill as many people, percentage-wise.

[Tash]

The biggest fact is that many hospitals do not have so many medical resources available. In the event of an emergency, these problems will be exposed.

In general, small hospitals don't kill as many people, percentage-wise.

That maybe the case with covid, but when includend all medical life derminations strategies, chemotherapy, aids.... then it is not so.

[ifarted]

Kill as many as you can. Get more money that way.


Tom Renz: Hospitals are now becoming killing fields – Brighteon.TV

Tom Renz accuses hospitals of taking advantage of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic to make more money while ignoring the actual needs and requests of their patients. He says hospitals across the U.S. “are now becoming killing fields.”

“When you go to a hospital, even if you don’t have COVID-19, you’d be construed that way,” says Renz during his program “Lawfare with Tom Renz” on Brighteon.TV. “They get hundreds of thousands of dollars for putting you on remdesivir, putting you on ventilator and letting you die. And if you don’t follow, they’ll just intimidate you and coerce you.”

His guest on the program, Nancy Ross, has experienced that firsthand. Ross has been given the power of attorney to act on behalf of Veronica Wolski, a known patriot from Chicago who recently died from COVID-19 at AMITA Health Resurrection Medical Center.

The Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office has confirmed Wolski’s death was due to pneumonia caused by a COVID-19 infection, with hypothyroidism as a contributing factor.

Hospital wants to put patient on ventilator

Ross says the hospital wanted to intubate Wolski and put her on ventilator, and the doctors kept telling that every time they see the patient. “They kept reminding her of that instead of talking about other possible treatment,” says Ross, referring to the ventilator. “I just couldn’t get it.” (Related: Overreliance on ventilators led to coronavirus deaths, study shows.)

According to Ross, Wolski had been asking the hospital to give her ivermectin but her requests had been repeatedly denied.

For the uninitiated, the only treatment for the disease approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) involves remdesivir. It is approved for use in adults and children at least 12 years old who weigh at least 88 pounds (40 kilograms).

Remdesivir is an antiviral medication that targets a range of viruses. It was originally developed over a decade ago to treat hepatitis C and a cold-like virus called respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Remdesivir is not an effective treatment for either disease, but it has shown promise against other viruses.

It works by interrupting the production of the virus. Coronaviruses have genomes made up of ribonucleic acid (RNA). Remdesivir interferes with one of the key enzymes the virus needs to replicate RNA, preventing the virus from multiplying.

However, up to 31 percent of patients who received remdesivir have developed multiple organ failure and/or acute kidney failure. “Remdesivir was pulled from clinical trials because it’s too dangerous. It’s just a disastrous drug,” says Renz.

Doctor admits 99 percent of intubated patients die

Renz also shares a message he has just received about a recording from a doctor admitting that 99 percent of the patients they intubate have ended up dying. “These are just bad treatments. They just kill people,” he says

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Why do you even go to the hospital?  Why not pray to your God?

BTW, you can refuse the treatment and go home to pray to God and die.

You said covid is a myth, so why bother going to the hospital? Man up, drink bleach, 'inject some sun light into your lungs', take any drugs you want, pray to your Bronze Age God, and go to heaven.

I don't think that it is not proven yet if the covid is a myth. I think it's just a theory. However, you are right about us praying but i don't think that just by kneeling down and praying will help you to get better if ever you had the virus. Sometimes you need to apply actions for the prayers that you had said. It needs actions to fulfill the plans that God has for you.

Not all hospitals kills patients to gain some money. Some doctors and nurses even risk their lives for the Covid-19 patients, knowing that they also left their families behind. Covid has rapidly spread all over the world and many people got affected so easily that's why it has been hard for them to take care hundreds of people because the number of people keeps growing every minute keeping them hectic and with the lack of equipments and workers during emergencies it became more harder and challenging to them.

That's why the hospital became the killing fields but then again nothing's wrong about going to an hospital because you do not feel good. Not all hospitals has bad intention, maybe there are some of them but not all of them.