Emergency Rooms are now Swamped

Here's an interesting piece of journalism that reveals a lot more than what's stated. It's full title is "ERs are now swamped with seriously ill patients — but many don't even have COVID".

This piece is published by NPR, a journal with a pro vaccine stand, so the title alone is a bit of a puzzle. Why highlight the fact that something other than the virus is causing emergency rooms to fill up?

Delving into the article, we learn that emergency rooms are fuller now than a year ago, and the illnesses people come in with are more serious than they were back then. But there's no explanation for why this is so. We are left to ponder for ourselves what the cause of this surge in illnesses may be.

One possibility may be that people avoided doctors while the virus was raging. What we're seeing may be a backlog that will soon be worked through. However, a more obvious explanation is not mentioned with a word; namely the possibility that the lockdowns, mask mandates and vaccines have been counterproductive.

The journalist appears to be using a subversive trick to alert her readers to what's really going on. Alternatively, she's oblivious to the fact that people do notice the absence of things. Not mentioning the most obvious possibility merely serves to highlight it.

This is how people relay important information in times of tyranny. The censors are avoided because nothing controversial is stated in plain text. Yet the message is clear to anyone willing to ponder the unasked questions.

The answers reveal themselves to those with a capacity for independent thinking, and they become even clearer to anyone in the habit of making predictions. I predicted that something like this would happen back in July, so the article reads to me as a confirmation of this.

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By James Heilman, MD - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, Link