So tragic and chilling. Your comparison to George Floyd's blood levels was quite enlightening, too. Keep up the good work. Hopefully more and more people will believe that these atrocities really occurred.
This exact scenario happened to my spouse. They denied me visitation access until the very end. I got to see my spouse all of twice in 3 weeks. The last was when they called me in to end life support.
Fabulous article, Zowe. This should be required reading for anybody wondering what happened at hospitals when we were locked down. What they did to Danielle is unforgivable. Thank you for writing about it so clearly and giving everybody the perspective they need to understand what happened.
Here in England, their preferred hospital protocols to kill were, and still are apparently, NG163 and NG191 which includes dangerous quantities of Midazolam and Morphine. That's right the same Midazolam they used in America to end the lives of death row prisoners, that was until it was deemed too inhumane to be used on them. Of course the hospitals were financially incentivized to kill, like all around the world they are. The money dished out for administering the jabs was/is very generous as well.
I watched a documentary about that called “Playing God”, it still shocks me to hear it was the same template in the UK and it was in the USA. Both WHO member states. I am interested to dig into how the financial incentives were leveraged in the UK because it can’t be the same model as the US, based on differences in insurance billing. Some people have trolled me saying there were no financial incentives in other countries like there were in America.
Our daughter was hit by a car in Nov 2021; she had (stupidly, not listening to me) taken the C shot a week before. The paramedics put her on fentanyl; the ER added more; sometimes she was supposedly 170# and others about 124#; don't know if they do it by weight. A nurse told us her posturing was from the brain injury, except that same posturing seems to be a symptom of fentanyl overdose. Supressed breathing.. isn't that an excuse to use the vent? Thanks for speaking out. After that, it was one nightmare after another... abuse, abuse, abuse. I was kicked out for complaining about them moving a covid patient into the room next to hers; after that, they put a covid patient in the room on the other side of hers. But there was so much, and we surely aren't the only ones that watched their loved one being abused.
Thank you, a wonderful piece of work that will make sense to many people. My Brother was put on a ventilator although he did not have a problem breathing and did not feel ill. He was learning disabled. Of course, he died. I had pneumonia and fought not to be put on a ventilator, fought not to have the jab and unbeknown to me was put on a do not resuscitate order. I fought like hell to live. Once on the cvd ward I noticed that the people were mostly elderly, just laying there. No symptoms. Some had been in hospital for other reasons, then been shipped into this ward and not allowed to leave even although they were not ill in any way. Everything seemed 'wrong'. Now I understand. This was in the UK.
wow, absolutely shocking. Same template as in America. Everything seemed wrong because everything was wrong. Except, you SURVIVED!!!! Sounds like a miracle to me.
so sorry to about the loss of your brother, there is a pattern of people with special needs not making it or getting DNR status in the USA too.
A couple of days ago my cousin's husband told me his mother died of covid in hospital, however, while my suspicions were immediately raised I didn't feel comfortable asking questions. In hindsight, I could have easily asked perfectly neutral questions to have a better idea of whether protocols played a role.
My sister's colleague's mother died in hospital with the flu (as I recall was not terribly ill) and was given Remdesivir.
Soooooooooo horrendous!! Mrs. Charles, how horrible that this happened to your baby girl!! May the hospital be brought down and all those who killed her! 🙏😫😡😡😡😡
It's time we discuss the piece of this sordid Covid puzzle regarding the elderly who reside in nursing homes/care centers/LTCF’s- this too like all else Covid is a complete lie. To tell half-truths or to purposefully de-contextualize a situation of this magnitude is to knowingly manipulate the facts- it is to lie.
It’s not quite true to say Covid-19 targeted the old and the sick. Thousands of elderly died because the management of their drawn-out death was withdrawn. Those crimes are being hidden by the trick of “with coronavirus”, or indeed “from coronavirus” – it hardly matters.
Based on watching interviews and reading reports there seems to be a consistent pattern of how the situation with those in care centers has been handled in Madrid, London, Milan, Brussels, Stockholm and NYC.
How it works in the best of times is that when one is placed into an LTCF it does not mean that that person stays in that facility all the time. What it does mean is that that person is most always in a situation where their health has deteriorated significantly, there are complex health problems where constant care is required. So where is that person, in normal times, when they are not directly in that care facility? In the hospital.
Many of these individuals, most of them, shuttle back and forth from care facility to hospital. They go from the care facility to the hospital when they have a dramatic downturn in their health and life-saving medical treatment is required. Once at the hospital they are stabilized in a matter of 3-7 days on average and then sent back to the care center. Most of these individuals yo-yo back and forth between care facility and hospital until they die.
It’s important to understand, that while it varies some from country to country and from care center to care center, on average once one enters a care facility that person will be deceased in 6-12 months. Here is a report from 2010 which speaks to this:
Once the patient is stabilized in the hospital they go back to the care center. If they were not to be stabilized the patient would descend very rapidly and be dead within a week, two weeks at most in most cases. Again keep in mind we are talking about individuals who are already in severe health crisis with very complex health issues.
What is happening now with the care center to hospital rotational is very different which has created the conditions for a “bulk” rate of deceased elderly. It has little to do with "Covid" per se and once again points to a social problem not a viral problem.
The changes are such that now we are seeing that once an individual is sent to the hospital for whatever cause they may have (“Covid” or otherwise) and then stabilized they go back to the nursing home as before although many are being dismissed prematurely (due to fear of overcrowding which never happened) and are also being sent back to care facilities that do not have the proper medical capabilities to care for them in their current condition.
But where the dramatic change has occurred is that after being temporarily stabilized (or not) and returned to the care center there will not be a next rotational once the inevitable downward spiral begins again. Combined with this has come an increase in Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders.
Once this happens, not being allowed to return to the hospital in the midst of another health downturn for stabilization amounts to essentially a death sentence.
A climate of neglect and fear prevails.
In practice this adds up to institutional euthanasia as public health policy.
Compounding this is the fact that with this climate of fear and hysteria throughout care centers these facilities are finding that workers are withdrawing from care centers, calling in sick, skipping shifts etc.- a perfect storm for an already understaffed and underfunded social service.
And through all of this let’s keep in mind that these nursing home deaths (deaths caused by neglect and abandonment) represent about 50% of the stated “Covid deaths” throughout Europe.
And keep in mind that these inflated numbers of “Covid deaths” of the elderly, whom government officials neglected, are being used to justify draconian measures by those very same governments. It is not possible to be more cynical than this."
excellent questions and I wish I knew. Patients do go from nursing homes to hospitals and back until they change the status to DNR. I think they changed the status to DNR on a lot of nursing home residents because they were not being admitted to the hospital very often. Hospitals were filling up nursing homes with patients after some time on the hospital protocol for covid however. Hospitals and nursing homes share insurance payments when that happens. Following the money trail would be interesting, I almost wrote about it but I have no first hand experience with nursing homes. I have a little more info now.
Hi Zowe. Got my book, thanks.
Have you met Thomas Bain? He is the scientist who reverse engineered
Remdesivir for the doctors and he is advising the Remdesivir class action lawsuits.
He is a molecular engineer.
If not: https://odysee.com/@BrandenburgNewsNetwork:d/bnn-2026-06-05-thomas-aoe-molecule-police-vax-chemical-weapon:d
also.
https://odysee.com/@RogueWays:0/184350-molecules-don-t-lie-with-thomas-of-alpha-omega-energy:d
Lazarus Wolf
So tragic and chilling. Your comparison to George Floyd's blood levels was quite enlightening, too. Keep up the good work. Hopefully more and more people will believe that these atrocities really occurred.
Amen 🙏 thanks for responding. So sorry for the loss of your spouse
This exact scenario happened to my spouse. They denied me visitation access until the very end. I got to see my spouse all of twice in 3 weeks. The last was when they called me in to end life support.
Stay the f**k out of the hospitals.
God(dess) help us all.
So sad. Thank you for this great investigative journalism, and exposing these people, Zowe.
Fabulous article, Zowe. This should be required reading for anybody wondering what happened at hospitals when we were locked down. What they did to Danielle is unforgivable. Thank you for writing about it so clearly and giving everybody the perspective they need to understand what happened.
Thank you Alix, and thank you for all you do for medical freedom. It’s important work. I have nephews in CA and I am concerned for them.
Here in England, their preferred hospital protocols to kill were, and still are apparently, NG163 and NG191 which includes dangerous quantities of Midazolam and Morphine. That's right the same Midazolam they used in America to end the lives of death row prisoners, that was until it was deemed too inhumane to be used on them. Of course the hospitals were financially incentivized to kill, like all around the world they are. The money dished out for administering the jabs was/is very generous as well.
First do harm, if it pays well.
I watched a documentary about that called “Playing God”, it still shocks me to hear it was the same template in the UK and it was in the USA. Both WHO member states. I am interested to dig into how the financial incentives were leveraged in the UK because it can’t be the same model as the US, based on differences in insurance billing. Some people have trolled me saying there were no financial incentives in other countries like there were in America.
Doesn't fentanyl suppress breathing?
Correct, it does
Our daughter was hit by a car in Nov 2021; she had (stupidly, not listening to me) taken the C shot a week before. The paramedics put her on fentanyl; the ER added more; sometimes she was supposedly 170# and others about 124#; don't know if they do it by weight. A nurse told us her posturing was from the brain injury, except that same posturing seems to be a symptom of fentanyl overdose. Supressed breathing.. isn't that an excuse to use the vent? Thanks for speaking out. After that, it was one nightmare after another... abuse, abuse, abuse. I was kicked out for complaining about them moving a covid patient into the room next to hers; after that, they put a covid patient in the room on the other side of hers. But there was so much, and we surely aren't the only ones that watched their loved one being abused.
tragic :( so sorry for your loss.
Inconsistent documentation of weight and other details seems to happen a lot since AI took over medical records software.
Thank you, a wonderful piece of work that will make sense to many people. My Brother was put on a ventilator although he did not have a problem breathing and did not feel ill. He was learning disabled. Of course, he died. I had pneumonia and fought not to be put on a ventilator, fought not to have the jab and unbeknown to me was put on a do not resuscitate order. I fought like hell to live. Once on the cvd ward I noticed that the people were mostly elderly, just laying there. No symptoms. Some had been in hospital for other reasons, then been shipped into this ward and not allowed to leave even although they were not ill in any way. Everything seemed 'wrong'. Now I understand. This was in the UK.
So sorry for your loss, Lee.
wow, absolutely shocking. Same template as in America. Everything seemed wrong because everything was wrong. Except, you SURVIVED!!!! Sounds like a miracle to me.
so sorry to about the loss of your brother, there is a pattern of people with special needs not making it or getting DNR status in the USA too.
Thank you, Zowe.
A couple of days ago my cousin's husband told me his mother died of covid in hospital, however, while my suspicions were immediately raised I didn't feel comfortable asking questions. In hindsight, I could have easily asked perfectly neutral questions to have a better idea of whether protocols played a role.
My sister's colleague's mother died in hospital with the flu (as I recall was not terribly ill) and was given Remdesivir.
Thanks for the response, hard to hit like on such tragic news.
Somehow they weren’t watching or allowed him to have a cardiac event in the ER. Coughing on his own blood. I got there after!!!!
I remember some of the meds and of course the vent and weird things happened to my hubby that he never had before.
sounds like the protocol...and how traumatic!
And thank you Mrs. Zowe for all your work.
Soooooooooo horrendous!! Mrs. Charles, how horrible that this happened to your baby girl!! May the hospital be brought down and all those who killed her! 🙏😫😡😡😡😡
I wrote the following on May 27, 2020:
"Are the Elderly Dying from "Covid" or Neglect?
It's time we discuss the piece of this sordid Covid puzzle regarding the elderly who reside in nursing homes/care centers/LTCF’s- this too like all else Covid is a complete lie. To tell half-truths or to purposefully de-contextualize a situation of this magnitude is to knowingly manipulate the facts- it is to lie.
It’s not quite true to say Covid-19 targeted the old and the sick. Thousands of elderly died because the management of their drawn-out death was withdrawn. Those crimes are being hidden by the trick of “with coronavirus”, or indeed “from coronavirus” – it hardly matters.
Based on watching interviews and reading reports there seems to be a consistent pattern of how the situation with those in care centers has been handled in Madrid, London, Milan, Brussels, Stockholm and NYC.
How it works in the best of times is that when one is placed into an LTCF it does not mean that that person stays in that facility all the time. What it does mean is that that person is most always in a situation where their health has deteriorated significantly, there are complex health problems where constant care is required. So where is that person, in normal times, when they are not directly in that care facility? In the hospital.
Many of these individuals, most of them, shuttle back and forth from care facility to hospital. They go from the care facility to the hospital when they have a dramatic downturn in their health and life-saving medical treatment is required. Once at the hospital they are stabilized in a matter of 3-7 days on average and then sent back to the care center. Most of these individuals yo-yo back and forth between care facility and hospital until they die.
It’s important to understand, that while it varies some from country to country and from care center to care center, on average once one enters a care facility that person will be deceased in 6-12 months. Here is a report from 2010 which speaks to this:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2945440/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6143238/
Once the patient is stabilized in the hospital they go back to the care center. If they were not to be stabilized the patient would descend very rapidly and be dead within a week, two weeks at most in most cases. Again keep in mind we are talking about individuals who are already in severe health crisis with very complex health issues.
What is happening now with the care center to hospital rotational is very different which has created the conditions for a “bulk” rate of deceased elderly. It has little to do with "Covid" per se and once again points to a social problem not a viral problem.
The changes are such that now we are seeing that once an individual is sent to the hospital for whatever cause they may have (“Covid” or otherwise) and then stabilized they go back to the nursing home as before although many are being dismissed prematurely (due to fear of overcrowding which never happened) and are also being sent back to care facilities that do not have the proper medical capabilities to care for them in their current condition.
But where the dramatic change has occurred is that after being temporarily stabilized (or not) and returned to the care center there will not be a next rotational once the inevitable downward spiral begins again. Combined with this has come an increase in Do Not Resuscitate (DNR) orders.
Once this happens, not being allowed to return to the hospital in the midst of another health downturn for stabilization amounts to essentially a death sentence.
A climate of neglect and fear prevails.
In practice this adds up to institutional euthanasia as public health policy.
Compounding this is the fact that with this climate of fear and hysteria throughout care centers these facilities are finding that workers are withdrawing from care centers, calling in sick, skipping shifts etc.- a perfect storm for an already understaffed and underfunded social service.
And through all of this let’s keep in mind that these nursing home deaths (deaths caused by neglect and abandonment) represent about 50% of the stated “Covid deaths” throughout Europe.
And keep in mind that these inflated numbers of “Covid deaths” of the elderly, whom government officials neglected, are being used to justify draconian measures by those very same governments. It is not possible to be more cynical than this."
excellent questions and I wish I knew. Patients do go from nursing homes to hospitals and back until they change the status to DNR. I think they changed the status to DNR on a lot of nursing home residents because they were not being admitted to the hospital very often. Hospitals were filling up nursing homes with patients after some time on the hospital protocol for covid however. Hospitals and nursing homes share insurance payments when that happens. Following the money trail would be interesting, I almost wrote about it but I have no first hand experience with nursing homes. I have a little more info now.