Mask mandate removed (Fort Worth, Allen: price, cars, summer)

[LeavingMA]

Originally Posted by RSTX

So, you do not have a legitimate link to back this up.

https://www.axios.com/moderna-nih-co...afd71f6a0.html

There are actual articles and videos that patents happened back in 2016 or 2017 for the delivery system of this vaccine. Now add it to the current emails of the Fauci virus and people should add it up that the push for a vaccine was politically motivated.

[RSTX]

Axios. I had to look that up. It was started by a couple of ex-Politico employees. I guess they would tend to find political motivation in a story.

Thank you for the link.

[Ptilol]

Originally Posted by DorianRo

With 6 percent vaccination state wide? The Morgue is gonna be packed. And what about the new variants to which there is no protection? Oh well

Morgues didn't get so packed, huh?

[KathrynAragon]

Originally Posted by Ptilol

Morgues didn't get so packed, huh?

I expect a lot of crickets from the Doom and Gloom crowd.

[BBslider001]

I drove to Fort Worth hospitals back when they said, "lines of people and no room in the ER!!!! Tents are set up for emergency intake".....LMAO. The hospitals were barren. The two ERs I walked into were empty. I was not hard to prove the absolute lie and fear mongering that was taking place in the beginning of 2020.

[oceangaia]

Originally Posted by BBslider001

I drove to Fort Worth hospitals back when they said, "lines of people and no room in the ER!!!! Tents are set up for emergency intake".....LMAO. The hospitals were barren. The two ERs I walked into were empty. I was not hard to prove the absolute lie and fear mongering that was taking place in the beginning of 2020.

I remember hearing such reports back last March and thought it was kooky conspiracy theories until I kept seeing too many videos of places I know. The "explanation" was that they shut down all the non-critical services in anticipation of massive lines of people that never really materialized. There were lots of layoffs in the healthcare industry. It was all a "lie" for "good reasons", not just to make capacity to avoid what happened in Italy but to scare the bejabbers out of people to make sure they took this seriously.

[DanielWayne]

Originally Posted by Ptilol

Morgues didn't get so packed, huh?

Do you buy insurance? Have you ever placed a bet on a college football game? Do you watch the evening news for the weather forecast?

All these things are based on predictions, and the predictions don't come from random right wing blogs or youtube videos. When faced with a completely unknown virus, the people who study outbreaks for a living were called upon to give their predictions. It was up to the government to listen.

Look up Dr Peter Hotez and what he thought about the mask mandate. He is based in Texas, and he is infinitely more qualified to speak on this subject than anybody on this thread. He studies this stuff for a living. He wanted to exercise caution because this wasn't risk from a football bet or the risk of a red car getting into an accident. This was something far more serious with GLOBAL implications. So in hindsight they did go overboard. But what if they went the opposite direction and didn't do nearly enough?

[DabOnEm]

Originally Posted by BBslider001

I drove to Fort Worth hospitals back when they said, "lines of people and no room in the ER!!!! Tents are set up for emergency intake".....LMAO. The hospitals were barren. The two ERs I walked into were empty. I was not hard to prove the absolute lie and fear mongering that was taking place in the beginning of 2020.

Yep they were pretty empty in my area. My company assists hospitals with healthcare trainings and we were told initially our classes may not have as high of an attendance because the employers were "having a shortage" but double the amount registered and each training session we held over the next couple weeks was larger than the prior session. That was due to LPNs/CNAs having their shifts cut significantly. This tells me that the LPNs and CNAs weren't really needed, which means the hospital was not overrun with covid patients. Only now, post plandemic, are hours slowly being restored for some healthcare classifications but not all! And with telehealth visits becoming the norm, some staff members won't get their hours back.

Originally Posted by oceangaia

I remember hearing such reports back last March and thought it was kooky conspiracy theories until I kept seeing too many videos of places I know. The "explanation" was that they shut down all the non-critical services in anticipation of massive lines of people that never really materialized. There were lots of layoffs in the healthcare industry. It was all a "lie" for "good reasons", not just to make capacity to avoid what happened in Italy but to scare the bejabbers out of people to make sure they took this seriously.

It wasn't a conspiracy. I drove by hospitals in my area too that were empty. I called a few and they said there is no wait. You mention healthcare layoffs - there were so many because people were not going in for elective surgeries or everyday check-ins. And those who did not have layoffs had their hours cut and this was across the board. Now why in the times of the "covid19 pandemic" would EVS workers have hours severely cut when they're the ones who shouldn't be because they clean the hospitals? Well one employer we worked with used the time to introduce cleaning robots for the hospitals which can replace their EVS staff over the next several years.

Besides there were several prior flu seasons where you can find articles that talk about ICUs being at capacity and long waits in the ER, just there wasn't a mass hysteria behind it unlike now.

Another evidence hospitals may not have been as busy were all those tiktok dancing videos. Some will say "oh but they were just having fun!". That's fine but then why were some of the dances so elaborate with healthcare workers coming out of patient rooms walking down empty hallways like a movie production. I highly doubt patients were in those rooms which means that's a whole hospital wing which is empty.

[oceangaia]

Originally Posted by DanielWayne

This was something far more serious with GLOBAL implications. So in hindsight they did go overboard. But what if they went the opposite direction and didn't do nearly enough?

I don't have a problem with them erring out of an "abundance of caution" but with them refusing to back off when mountains of data have made it clear.

[BBslider001]

Originally Posted by DabOnEm

Yep they were pretty empty in my area. My company assists hospitals with healthcare trainings and we were told initially our classes may not have as high of an attendance because the employers were "having a shortage" but double the amount registered and each training session we held over the next couple weeks was larger than the prior session. That was due to LPNs/CNAs having their shifts cut significantly. This tells me that the LPNs and CNAs weren't really needed, which means the hospital was not overrun with covid patients. Only now, post plandemic, are hours slowly being restored for some healthcare classifications but not all! And with telehealth visits becoming the norm, some staff members won't get their hours back.



It wasn't a conspiracy. I drove by hospitals in my area too that were empty. I called a few and they said there is no wait. You mention healthcare layoffs - there were so many because people were not going in for elective surgeries or everyday check-ins. And those who did not have layoffs had their hours cut and this was across the board. Now why in the times of the "covid19 pandemic" would EVS workers have hours severely cut when they're the ones who shouldn't be because they clean the hospitals? Well one employer we worked with used the time to introduce cleaning robots for the hospitals which can replace their EVS staff over the next several years.

Besides there were several prior flu seasons where you can find articles that talk about ICUs being at capacity and long waits in the ER, just there wasn't a mass hysteria behind it unlike now.

Another evidence hospitals may not have been as busy were all those tiktok dancing videos. Some will say "oh but they were just having fun!". That's fine but then why were some of the dances so elaborate with healthcare workers coming out of patient rooms walking down empty hallways like a movie production. I highly doubt patients were in those rooms which means that's a whole hospital wing which is empty.

And here ya go people. The evidence is pretty much clear as and LED light in an operating room, but most will simply not accept it. Thanks for chiming in and adding to the input.