It’s only a conspiracy theory until it’s proven true…and over the last couple years, the tinfoil hatted brigade (of which I am proudly a member of), has been correct and proven correct throughout this last 2 years…and way more so then the unbelievable bullshit that our Health Care Professionals have tried to jam down our throats or for that matter…Jab into our Arms.
And while Premier Smith thinks that this happened in the “middle of the pandemic”, it was actually near the beginning of the pandemic and earliest findings I’ve come across on this is a July 2, 2020 post on the AHS website - about 4 months into the pandemic →Link
And after a little peacocking about how this is a feather in the cap of AHS, this states that “Membership allows us to be internationally cutting-edge” and that “it lets us play in the big leagues”.
Well, shit…Danielle…this doesn’t sound too terrible.
Why wouldn’t Alberta want to be in the big leagues with internationally cutting edge Stuffs?
Let’s dive in to see what this cutting edge stuffs is actually all about before we throw this baby out with the bathwater.
“We’re adding a very human dimension to the fiscal dimension of healthcare,” says Lewanczuk. “It doesn’t mean, ‘Was it cheaper?’ It really means, ‘Does the care we provide make sense?’ ”
He cites knee-replacement surgery as the perfect example to highlight this philosophy.
“If you were an alien who came from Mars and looked at it, you’d say: ‘Why are you doing this surgery? It’s mostly people who are over the age of 65. They’re not in the workforce. They can be managed.’
While this doesn’t exactly seem like Eugenics, initially…it sounds like a part of this WEF dealio is that people who are older than 65 don’t deserve certain surgeries because they are “not in the work force”.
WHAT?
What the fuck kind of policy is this?
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Why are we trying to rationalize this through the hypothesized eyes of Aliens?
And more importantly…how’s this approach been working out for the last couple years?
I’ll tell ya how.
From the latest provincial stats, you can see that 77% of the COVID Mortality has been in those over the age of 70…(91% if we include all the way up to 60), while in the 70+ age groups only 1041 of these unfortunate souls even made it to ICU. Meaning that only 27% of those who were older than the age of 70 were treated in ICU while they made up 77% of the total mortality for the province.
Does this seem a little more like Eugenics yet?
Because…to me it does and I’ll explain how.
Prior to the first case of COVID detected in the province, we knew that those who were elderly and ill would be the highest at risk. Through our provincial healthcare records, we knew the names, addresses and phone numbers of each one of those at high risk…and with 65+ being the high risk by age, they still make up 91% (60+) of the total mortality from COVID, where 73% of the HIGHEST risk by age were refused admission or died before they could make it to the ICU…and instead of focusing on this specific group, like was suggested in the Great Barrington Declaration, AHS through Deena Hinshaw focused on the other 86% of the population (under the age of 65) forcing experimental treatments and recommending policies that could never have been of any benefit.
Was there any benefit to closing down playgrounds and schools for children?
Was there any benefit to closing down small businesses or keeping people from worship?
Was there any benefit to firing front line staff because they had the ability to recognize that they were never at any risk from COVID and that with a side-effect of the experimental vaccinations being death, didn’t want to be a lab rat?
A: No. No. No. And No.
Their efforts in fear-porning the province into masks, abandoning loved ones, missing celebration and mourning with family…that stripped away our civil liberties afforded by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms was completely disgusting and as has now been proven, to be a total failure.
But…let’s move on.
Not every alliance will have 100% benefits…so, there must be something else in this union for cutting edge, blah blah blahs…
“There will be resources available to AHS because of the coalition’s industrial membership,” says Lewanczuk. “It gives us access to international corporations and business in the field of healthcare. We now have access to cutting-edge technologies and innovations in healthcare at an international level. And, of course, industry is always looking for partners who are doing innovative things, where they can test their ideas. So it’s to our mutual benefit.”
We now have access to cutting-edge technologies and innovations in healthcare at an international level…
Well…this sounds great. Not sure that this at surface can help rationalize abandoning the health of those over the age of 65…so let’s check it out. What are these magical cutting-edge technologies?
One such initiative that’s attracting growing global interest is virtual healthcare, an arena AHS is already exploring with its ‘virtual hospital’ concept.
“Here in Alberta, our initial results have shown that people who are part of this, who get to stay at home and get their hospital-level care at home, have a much better experience,” Lewanczuk says.
Virtual Hospital Concepts?
Before the first case of COVID my mother was hospitalized for what was believed to be a heart attack, which actually turned out to be lung cancer. While we tried to keep her in the care of the hospital until we could find a long term care or even hospice to get her into…she was punted out of the hospital, given a walker and a nurse visit 2x per day.
Because I don’t live in the same city as my mother, and because my sisters home couldn’t accommodate my mother and because she would never make the 3 hour trek from Edmonton to Calgary to my home…we were forced into this virtual care idea.
Again…this is prior to COVID.
When released from care at the Royal Alexandra Hospital, in Edmonton, ma started to show signs of dementia. Repetitious conversations, forgetfulness, confusion…and after the first weekend at home, we had to take her back to the hospital because something was clearly wrong.
We never went back to the Alex because her care and attention wasn’t that great, so we took her into St. Albert - Sturgeon Community Hospital.
They had to keep her in Emergency, as there were already No Beds to be had for admitting - again, this is before the pandemic - for 4 days. In these 4 days, they did some tests and X-Rays and found a couple of things that the Alex missed.
She had a broken arm - which was from a previous accident that hadn’t healed.
She had a broken back - again, from a previous accident that hadn’t healed.
Think about this for a second.
A person with early stages of dementia, a broken arm and broken back was given A WALKER and a nurse visit to help her dress and undress for the day.
Does this seem like an idea steeped in the possibility for success for the Elderly?
I’ll leave you to answer that for yourself and while mine is only one anecdotal report on why this idea is a complete fucking failure…I’m going to move on.
Lewanczuk says he believes projects like this make AHS attractive to a major virtual-care company, and could lead to a mutually beneficial partnership now that AHS has joined the ranks of the invitation-only coalition.
“By pursuing value-based healthcare, we will achieve our goals,” he says. “But we’re not setting out with the expressed goal of ‘we need to cut costs’ — we’re now asking, ‘how can we provide care that best meets people’s wishes and needs?’ The beauty is, when we do this, cost savings follow.”
If this sounds like pawning off issues to a major virtual-care company, to save money…instead of doing what Healthcare is intended to do…SAVE LIVES!
And, let’s add to this the “Virtual Doctors” or “Telehealth”, program specific to Alberta →Link
How’s this all been working out?
Think about how many reports you’ve heard that there are rampant cases of un-diagnosed cancers and cardiovascular conditions since this inception.
Think about how many people you’ve seen say, “by the time they found the cancer, it was already stage 4”.
Think about how the #1 Cause of Mortality, since our union with the WEF and their '“Cutting-Edge Technology”, in the Province of Alberta is ‘UNKNOWN’, for 2021.
And let’s put this altogether.
Since chuffing about being recognized for our outstanding something or rather, AHS has adopted policies and cutting-edge technology, that during a pandemic has:
Abandoned those who are in most critical need of healthcare;
Decided that because they are not ‘in the workforce’, the value of their health is not as important;
For 3 years, we’ve watched almost 5,000 people die from COVID, 91% of who were over the age of 60;
Forced universal treatment onto those who were never at risk;
Swapped in-person doctor visits with dial-a-doc programs; which has lead to
Un-diagnosed cancers and cardiovascular conditions, until it’s too late; and
Shown the Number One Cause of Mortality, in 2021 to be ‘Unknown’.
Maybe…let’s throw this point to my fellow tinfoilers, lend Premier Smith our Full Support on Abandoning whatever Partnership we have with the WEF and agree that the quality of care provided by AHS for the last 3 years has been total trash and that this needs to be addressed.
Premier Smith Addresses the AHS Partnership with the World Economic Forum...