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Why I refused the Covid-19 ‘vaccine’
There were just too many red flags leading up to the initial ‘outbreak’ and the first six months thereafter
Dr Mathew Maavak

Excerpt:

Red Flag 5: Hospitals Resembling ‘Warzones’

Sometime in early 2020, I had to visit a local hospital for a follow-up ENT appointment. The media had portrayed local hospitals as resembling warzones. Instead, what I witnessed were deserted corridors; nurses barring entrances to specific sections; and doctors holed up in their rooms doing who knows what. Restless staff who ventured outside were seen engaged in bouts of subdued conviviality. All I saw was a tense holiday.

I was informed that my appointment was rescheduled. This could have been intimated beforehand via text or phone. The world was, after all, facing a pandemic! I was also scheduled for a minor surgery in a matter of days but no one could ascertain its status. While I was there, I did not hear the sirens of ambulances rushing Covid patients to the A&E.

While we were repeatedly bombarded with images of hospitals being overwhelmed worldwide, many like myself, witnessed just the opposite. In any mass hospitalisation event, particularly during a pandemic, doctors and nurses from various sections would be gang-pressed to help out in ancillary capacities. Makeshift wards would predominate the floor space of any major hospital.

I did not see any of that! I guess the staff needed the space for their macabre dance repertoires.

Nowadays, I place doctors in the same skills category as entry-level vehicle mechanics, albeit with a slight twist: You have a better chance of finding an honest mechanic!

Full article:

https://drmathewmaavak.substack.com/p/why-i-refused-the-covid-19-vaccine

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