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This raises so many questions...

medscape.com/answers/304068…
The intubation itself can cause damage.

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3178101/
It seems there were pre-COVID-19 protocols on when to intubate and what pressure settings to use that didn’t provide the best treatment for COVID-19 patients. That’s something they’ve been learning. Using HCQ and providing oxygen early thereby avoiding intubation at all costs.
COVID-19 patients on ventilators have double the mortality rate as compared to non COVID.

Some areas are showing 80%+ mortality on ventilators.

It seems using normal protocols on COVID-19 patients wasn’t working.

physiciansweekly.com/mortality-rate…
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1/ February 13 Shelby Pierson gives a briefing to Congress indicating Russia was continuing actions to re-elect Trump.

This led to the sacking of Joseph Maguire, Andrew Hallman and Jason Klitenic from ODNI.

My speculation? Hallman and Klitenic were somehow corrupted by China.
2/ Then Kash Patel and Richard Grenell we’re moved to run ODNI.

@mizdonna can attest that at the time I believed the actions by Pierson were an op.

Mrs. Pierson was used as a catalyst to remove Hallman and Klitenic.
3/ You don’t fire someone who loyally carries out an op on your behalf for the benefit of the country.

What was one of Grenell’s early decisions on February 25? To keep Pierson.

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Navarro memos hit the WH in late January. They were extremely accurate.

It’s now clear that by early February Trump was deeply engaged in planning how he’d deal with COVID-19 outbreak.

February 10th Trump announces trip to India.

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February 23 Trump moves Grenell to DNI

February 24 Trump is able to speak in person to Modi. Later that day he tweets “Coronavirus is very much under control in the USA”.

February 25 CDC reports publicly what Navarro memo had described to WH in January.
Trump’s bluster in February 24 tweet was a masking agent designed to manipulate the Chinese and give him time to get to Washington to direct the pandemic response.

He wasn’t overconfident.

He was clear eyed about the challenge and knew ha had secured our access to Indian HCQ.
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1/ Context. That’s what we are missing.

It’s hard to understand what we are observing because it’s hard to contextualize.

Why are we not panicked about driving on the highway? Because we understand the danger in context of life benefits from driving. It’s a limited danger.
2/ But the media has done a very poor job of providing the type of information that would help us contextualize what is happening with the COVID-19 outbreak. In fact it feels like they only want to focus on the most upsetting data. Total deaths.
3/ Death is terrible. No one wants to die. No one wants anyone they love to die. We don’t even deal well with those we don’t know dying. Kobe is one example. But we know him in a way. Yet when I read a cancer story on FB it breaks my heart. Death sucks.
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