Medicare Pays Doctors a 20% Bonus If They Give Hospitalized Patients Remdesivir

from Rumble. 

Ivermectin has been a human medicine for 34 years. 

It's been used to treat Yellow Fever, Dengue, Coronaviruses, and more.

The real Delta is the antibody-dependent Enhancement or the reactions to these vaccines, but they don't want people to say that.  

Fauci knew that Remdesivir was a killer.  It was tested for Ebola in Africa.  It led to death.  It shuts down the kidneys.  It floods the lungs with fluids. The patients, their advocates, as well as their loved ones are losing total control.  

Remdesivir kills the kidneys and a quarter of animals in trials.  It was such a deadly medicine in the Ebola trials.  They give it at the wrong time.  It may have efficacy in the first couple of days when the virus is replicating, but when people come to the hospital they're past the viral replication stage and you have to treat inflammation.  At that point, you should be focused on giving them anti-inflammatories.  Giving them Remdesivir actually gives them a higher chance of them going into organ failure.  Physicians aren't reading the data on Remdesivir and are still willy-nilly giving something that is highly, highly toxic is mindboggling to me from a medical point of view and a scientific point of view.  It doesn't make any sense whatsoever.  

Doctors do know.  There's a 20% bonus if a doctor sticks a needle in an arm and gives them Remdesivir.  Welcome to hospitalized care via CDC protocols.  It's in the Medicare documents.  Hmm.  This article corroborates almost verbatim Dr. Cole's point exactly. 

Hospitals will receive an additional payment when treatment includes Veklury (remdesivir) or COVID-19 convalescent plasma to treat patients diagnosed with COVID-19. Like a new technology add-on payment, the cost of the drug won’t be entirely folded into the MS-DRG.

The only hitch is hospitals must ensure they make a connection to the Medicare bonus for COVID-19 inpatients, said attorney Daniel Hettich, with King & Spalding in Washington, D.C. “You have to be eligible for the 20% add-on to get the new therapeutic add-on,” he said. “If you don’t have a positive test, you don’t qualify for the new treatment add-on payment.”

It's incredible.  Check out this documentary on Ivermectin to learn how Remdesivir was privileged over Ivermectin.  

These murder-for-money schemes are essentially bailouts for hospitals, who turn around and bribe their employees--nurses, aides, orderlies, etc.--with high-dollar salaries.  I know for a fact from one nurse recruiter that Massachusetts was paying over $7,000 clear per week in one city there.  

That same article also explains the coercive push behind the vaccines.  The government is paying the hospitals to give the vaccines for free. 

The interim final rule, which implements section 3713 of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act, also said Medicare, Medicare Advantage (MA) and commercial payers must offer FDA-approved vaccines free to patients. Medicare and MA will pay hospitals, physicians, pharmacists and others a fee for the administration of the vaccine and a fee for the vaccine itself. A provision in the Affordable Care Act that requires coverage of preventive care without cost sharing provided a “pathway” to sweep in private payers, said Valerie Rinkle, president of Valorize Consulting. CMS also revised the Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement model because of the public health emergency (PHE). 

These details of the CARES Act were lost on the American people who were dazzled by the incredulity of $1,400 government checks.  So while Americans were all so giddy about where they'd planned to spend their newly created dollars, big pharma was designing how to whip up a propaganda campaign to get more Americans filled with toxic spiked proteins.  Note the date when Trump signed the CARES Act and how it corresponded with the nationwide lockdown.  

On March 27, 2020, President Trump signed the bill into law. With most forecasters at the time predicting that the U.S. economy was either already in a recession or heading into one, policymakers crafted legislation that dedicated historic government funding to support large and small businesses, industries, individuals, families, gig workers, independent contractors, and hospitals. 

California's Stay-at-Home orders were announced on March 19, 2020.  Here's a timeline that, if for nothing else, helps keep track of the events that you've already come to forget.  This table also gives you the start and end dates of the lockdowns in different states and counties.   

Toward the end of the interview, Stew Peters kind of throws up his hands and asks, What do we do to get our medical freedom back?  "Where is the neutrality in medicine?"  Ha!!!  First, if he is asking how we force the hospitals to rewrite their ethics so that they serve the health of people in their care, ah, good luck with that.  Like any other business, hospitals work for a profit.  They have protocols, and those protocols are set by the CDC.  So already when you go into a hospital, you're walking into a dead zone that operated remotely.  The staff simply follows the protocols because if they didn't, or if they don't, they'd get fired.  So there's that tether.  Don't expect to have your health restored in a hospital.  A friend insists that America has the best emergency medicine.  I say prove it.  Compared to what? 

Dr. Cole says that monoclonal antibodies save lives.