COVID-19 Counting

Dr. Henry Ealy, who holds a degree in mechanical engineering and naturopathic medicine, explains how the number of COVID deaths was hyper-inflated. Hospitals have had record profits over the past two years because they got extra money for listing COVID as the cause of death on death certificates.

For every patient treated at the high-impact hospitals with a Covid-19 diagnosis, they received between $50,000 and $76,975 payments. 395 hospitals received an average of $25-million, a powerful financial incentive to fraudulently misdiagnose everything as Covid.

Grand County Coroner Brenda Bach said that two people who died in her county were killed by gunshot wounds, but the state recorded the deaths to COVID before she even finished the autopsies.

Economist Genevieve Briand discovered that, while the number of deaths rose drastically for COVID-19, all other causes declined by about the same number. Briand believes that deaths due to heart diseases, respiratory diseases, influenza and pneumonia have been recategorized as deaths from COVID-19.

A recent CDC report revealed that hospitals have been counting patients who died from serious preexisting conditions as COVID-19 deaths. Over 51,000 deaths from heart attacks and heart disease were counted as COVID-19 deaths. A CDC document states, "For 6% of all deaths, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned."

The CDC calls its blueprint for COVID camps the ‘Shielding Approach,’ and leaders in New Zealand, Italy, Canada, and even Southern California reveal how they will isolate those thought to be infected and their family members against their will. Hear the terrifying plans straight from the source.

Sandra Whittington died in February, before COVID-19 had ever been detected in Tennessee. Her son said the notice from the local health department said his mother was tested on June 20, which was months after her death.

An example is the Dellridge Health & Rehabilitation Center in New Jersey, a 96-bed facility, that had 753 reported COVID-19 deaths, the most in the US, but the nursing home itself said it only had 16 COVID-19 deaths.

A Florida Fox News affiliate investigated the surge in coronavirus cases in the Sunshine State that suddenly spiked from 2,000 to 12,000 new cases per day. FOX found that many labs were reporting 100% COVID positivity rates, which means everyone tested positive and skewed the number of new cases.

The State's Medical Practice Board accused Dr. Jensen of 'providing reckless advice' on a news program by comparing COVID-19 to the ordinary flu. [Dr. Jensen is correct, of course, and If this goes to court, there is a good chance he will prove his case. Our guess, therefore, is that it will never go to court.]