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in power were rather less concerned because they are psychopaths.
Deletion of urgent care and diagnosis has been happening all over
the world and how many kids and others have died as a result of the
actions of these cold and heartless lunatics dictating ‘health’ policy?
The number must be stratospheric. Richard Sullivan, professor of
cancer and global health at King’s College London, said people
feared ‘Covid’ more than cancer such was the campaign of fear.
‘Years of lost life will be quite dramatic’, Sullivan said, with ‘a huge
amount of avoidable mortality’. Sarah Woolnough, executive
director for policy at Cancer Research UK, said there had been a 75
percent drop in urgent referrals to hospitals by family doctors of
people with suspected cancer. Sullivan said that ‘a lot of services
have had to scale back – we’ve seen a dramatic decrease in the
amount of elective cancer surgery’. Lockdown deaths worldwide has
been absolutely fantastic with the New York Post reporting how data
confirmed that ‘lockdowns end more lives than they save’:
There was a sharp decline in visits to emergency rooms and an increase in fatal heart attacks
because patients didn’t receive prompt treatment. Many fewer people were screened for
cancer. Social isolation contributed to excess deaths from dementia and Alzheimer’s.
Researchers predicted that the social and economic upheaval would lead to tens of thousands
of “deaths of despair” from drug overdoses, alcoholism and suicide. As unemployment surged
and mental-health and substance-abuse treatment programs were interrupted, the reported
levels of anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts increased dramatically, as did alcohol sales
and fatal drug overdoses.
This has been happening while nurses and other staff had so much
time on their hands in the ‘war-zones’ that Tic-Tok dancing videos
began appearing across the Internet with medical staff dancing
around in empty wards and corridors as people died at home from
causes that would normally have been treated in hospital.
Mentions in dispatches
One brave and truth-commi ed whistleblower was Louise
Hampton, a call handler with the UK NHS who made a viral
Internet video saying she had done ‘fuck all’ during the ‘pandemic’