In what may be the best indicator of the nature of this pandemic yet, a video with two prominent and experienced field doctors in California, that has been seen by many people and referred to by many authorities not locked into the Fauci paradigm, has been removed by Youtube. Not for any violation of any of their terms of service. Not hate speech, or any of the other excuses Youtube needs to secure the narrative at all.
Youtube in fact seems to be beyond the need for excuses. They just ban things that contradict what they need people to believe.
So this deserves extra attention. Even if they are wrong.
There is nothing so appealing about an opinion more than we are not allowed to hear it.
DR CHRIS MARTENSON: AND THOSE TWO DOCTORS
video
Why are there still so many inaccuracies in today’s news? Collectively, the media should have sharpened its game in its pandemic reporting by now. It should have seasoned vetting processes in place by this time.
I posted last week a published description of the lab accidents that lead to the identifcation of the non-lethal Reston ebola virus, which also included play-by-play description of what happens when a Level 4 lab veternarian cuts herself with a scalpel. Somewhere (there or elsewhere) I read the logical statement, “You can’t say a virus comes from bats before you find it in the wild in those bats.” NPR’s attention equates to disinformation–whatever they advocate is suspect because they engage in corporate-funded leftist-funded non-profit-supported programming. When I hear a story from them, I hear, “Don’t think. We KNOW better than you.” Ask why NPR wants us to believe this nonsense.
They own a chain of urgent care centers in the Central Valley. Where are practicing urban docs who work at a hospital on this?
Right. We will face high rates of infection on release from social distancing. Just as do returning astronauts and Arctic adventurers NOT.
I have other comments on military readniess.
here https://vladtepesblog.com/2020/04/28/readers-links-for-april-28-2020/comment-page-1/#comment-532875
Right.
These are NOT disinterested clinicians.
Contrast them with Cameron Kyle-Sidell, the NYC doctor who described the disease as resembling altitude sickness and warned of ventilator overuse.
https://www.statnews.com/2020/04/08/doctors-say-ventilators-overused-for-covid-19/
I heard he got into trouble for his candor. But others started speaking up:
Some doctors moving away from ventilators for virus patients
https://apnews.com/8ccd325c2be9bf454c2128dcb7bd616d
A Reporter at Large
October 26, 1992 Issue
Crisis in the Hot Zone
Lessons from an outbreak of Ebola.
By Richard Preston
October 19, 1992
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1992/10/26/crisis-in-the-hot-zone