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We were under the impression that many, many people were dying in Italy,
that it was higher death rates than we had ever seen.
Is that true?
Since you knew doctors and you knew experts,
did they think they were seeing a real pandemic?
Or what is it? Is it just being heightened by media exaggeration?
Everyone in Italy knows someone in their circle of friends or relatives
who has suffered from more serious side effects,
deaths or less serious ones.
At the same time, the various research studies
that this group of doctors I mentioned earlier have tried to publicize
demonstrate that those countries with the highest vaccination rates
are also experiencing the highest all-cause mortality rates.
You spoke about fear too.
For example, there was a sensational event they staged in Bergamo
where this small town where the first explosion of a large number of deaths occurred,
they brought out a series of military trucks
that were supposedly full of coffins of COVID victims.
It has only just been discovered quite recently
that there was actually only one single coffin inside every truck.
This was done specifically to spread a sense of fear.
The second very serious element,
which many nurses and medical staff are now openly confessing
is that all the elderly were being declared as having COVID
even when they did not have COVID at all.
It's obvious that if someone is hospitalized,
that's why in scientific jargon it's called a syndemic, not a pandemic,
because a syndemic involves elderly patients
who already have three or four comorbidities.
These elderly individuals who were hospitalized
were immediately categorized as official COVID-19 patients
because the hospitals were receiving a financial reimbursement
five times higher if they admitted a COVID patient
rather than a standard non-COVID patient.
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