Maggie H.

We are sorry if Dr. Schulze’s statements offended you, however, your claims are taken out-of-context here. Though Dr. Schulze believes deaths from Coronavirus are tragically high (as is the case every year with the flu), he also knows hospitals are not being honest about their reporting of these deaths. See below, from the interview you mention… “The death toll is highly exaggerated, and here is why: Medical doctors and medical researchers across America report that the [Coronavirus] death toll includes people who died from heart disease (600,000 deaths annually), cancer (600,000 deaths annually), and stroke (150,000 deaths annually). It also includes people who died from COPD, asthma, and other lung diseases (140,000 deaths annually), diabetes (100,000 deaths annually), Alzheimer’s disease (100,000 deaths annually), and kidney disease (75,000 deaths annually) plus other diseases. The government announced it would pay hospitals $13,000 for every patient admitted with Coronavirus, and $39,000 if they put the patient on a ventilator. (NOTE: This caused hospitals to rush to buy ventilators to get triple their revenue.) You should be aware that to be placed on a ventilator, they insert a 10-inch tube down your throat into your lungs, and they heavily sedate you, so you don’t fight this. Then, the ventilator breathes for you, and you no longer have control over your breathing. Another reason why you are heavily sedated is to keep you from panicking and fighting to breathe on your own. You should also be aware that many doctors believe that using ventilators for Coronavirus killed more people than it helped. Beyond the $39,000, additional funds were given to hospitals if the death was due to Coronavirus. So, Coronavirus deaths include anyone who tested positive, or who didn’t test positive but were “believed” to be positive, even though they died from one of the other causes I mentioned earlier. In other words, if a person comes to the hospital emergency room after smoking cigarettes for 40 years and has a heart attack, a stroke, or COPD and dies from it, the attending medical doctors are pressured and forced to list this death as caused by Coronavirus. Even if this person’s death was completely unrelated and caused by heart disease, stroke or diabetes, or any other disease or organ failure, it was logged as death due to Coronavirus. And, billions of dollars are being paid for this reporting. Typically, influenza is NOT counted as the cause of death if other diseases are present, so our counting of Coronavirus deaths is grossly inflated compared with how we have counted influenza deaths every year up until now. Our government is subsidizing one of the biggest industries in America (Hospitals) and paying them BILLIONS and BILLIONS of dollars to cover all their costs treating Coronavirus patients because hospitals lost so much money not doing elective surgeries. Poor hospitals, they need money so badly—what a joke. Recently, Dr. Deborah Birx, head of the White House Task Force, explained the 7-page government document sent to hospitals. She says hospitals were reporting Coronavirus deaths without testing for Coronavirus and with no evidence that the patients died from Coronavirus. In a press conference, she admitted, and I quote: “We have taken a VERY LIBERAL APPROACH to counting mortality numbers of Coronavirus.”