Our hospitals are the killing fields of society.

The red cross on the hospital signage is a warning!

When we die, we either die at home, work, out and about, or in hospital. For many who end up in the latter, at a certain point there may be only 1 thing left for the hospital to do. That is to kill you.

We all think that hospitals are there to cure us and make us better, which may be so for broken bones, but not much else. Allopathic doctors are not allowed to investigate the cause of disease and cure it. They are only allowed to treat symptoms with pharmaceutical interventions without investigating the cause.

This severely limits their options in actually knowing what’s wrong with a patient in the first place, so they will just try different interventions to see if any work.

At a certain point however, they will make a decision as to whether any more resources should be spent on you, or whether they should go to someone else.

Some die peacefully in hospital during the process of treating them with pharmaceutical interventions, while others hang on and on and on. It is the latter who are most at risk of being purposely killed off by the hospital for taking up too much resources.

If the drs see that there is nothing more they can do for the patient, and the patient is too unwell to go home, they will purposefully kill them off, to free up resources for someone else who is sick.

With Covid-19, the normal tools to fight a virus were not allowed to be used. With no way to treat the unlucky ones who don’t recover on their own accord, I suspect many of them were killed off to free up resources for others.

A few years back I was alerted to the writings of a South African nurse, who had been working in a hospital in New Zealand. After what she witnessed, she quit her job and went back to South Africa.

As she wrote in her Facebook posts, she left after being in a meeting to decide whether a young Maori boy should be killed off or not. She was the only one who objected, it was business as usual for the rest of them. This young Māori boys only crime, is that he had been taking up a valuable bed and other resources for far too long without improvement. It was decided he would be given an operation which would kill him for sure. And that’s what happened.

These are the decisions doctors have to make on a daily basis. Who gets the health dollar, and who doesn’t? What is best for the budget of the hospital? Who lives and who dies is at their discretion and they have impunity if they decide to kill a patient for taking up too many resources.

We also had a case here in 2015, reported on by the media, where a women in hospital had an unknown member of staff put a “do not resuscitate order” on her medical file without even discussing it with her.

Luckily she was astute and she found out, which is the only reason she is still alive today.

Some may think that this is perfectly fine for hospitals to manage life and death in such a brutal manner, and may see it as a necessary evil, and as putting the patient out of their misery, but this is an excuse for a badly designed allopathic health paradigm which doesn’t allow drs to investigate cause or seek to cure. If they did allow the investigation of cause, most of these killings would have to happen at all.

If you have ended up in hospital because of an adverse event to a pharmaceutical product, the chances of you being killed off are close to 100%, because no doctor is allowed to investigate the cause.

In fact, any environmental cause of hospitalisation, like a systemic reaction to an orthopaedic implant or surgical clip, will end in death by doctor if sending them home is not an option, because the only solution is to remove the implant, however this can’t be done, as investigation of the cause of the symptoms is not allowed.

With my systemic reaction to Cortoss bone cement used in surgery, I was told by my last GP that even if I have a cardiac event and call an ambulance, I should definitely refuse to be taken into hospital.

My GP was making a point of being very sincere as he held me by both shoulders and looked deep into my eyes, while telling me this. He appeared to believe that my life would be at risk if I went to the hospital. More risk than just staying at home and hoping for the best.

I have this appointment with my GP recorded. There’s nothing I can do about it as this is business as usual in the NZ allopathic health system.

There are no toxicologists that patients can see in New Zealand. We have a purely allopathic system. Environmental medicine doctors like toxicologists can not see patients in NZ as it’s not legal to investigate the safety or otherwise of pharmaceutical products in New Zealand.

The work of toxicologists has been regulated out of existence by our health legislation, which has created a lot of unnecessary deaths and a lot of moral injury to hospital staff.

These killings do not have to happen. If toxicologists were allowed to work in New Zealand and were allowed to investigate cause, then every person who has an adverse event to a pharmaceutical product and needed hospitalisation for their symptoms, would get the treatment they need and would more than likely recover.

This would confirm and highlight the high amount of adverse events to pharmaceutical products and our health authorities can simply not allow this to happen.

It would provide the evidence needed by patients to get govt compensation for the adverse event. The reason doctors are purposely killing patients in hospital, is to protect the govt from liability and the pharmaceutical industry from bad press. This can not be allowed to happen so the unnecessary killing of patients will continue with impunity.

On talking with many others, it seems most people have a story of a friend or family member who unexpectedly died in hospital, when they expected the drs to investigate the cause and make them well again.

There is a big misunderstanding amongst the public about the role of allopathic doctors, and what they are and aren’t allowed to do, and this misunderstanding has been purposely spoon-fed to us throughout our lives.

If you don’t want to become the victim of a hospital killing, I suggest you read a previous article I wrote, called “Allopathic medicine is not healthcare.” Reading it will change your life, and also increase your chances of staying alive.

Here’s the link if you’re interestedf