Nurse gives Insights into how the cvdscam has been operated in UK hospitals

 A nurse sent this email to Andrew Johnson of cvpandemicinvestigation.com 

(Andrew's introduction: This account was emailed to me on Dec 14th 2020.  I’ve made some minor edits to improve readability. I corrected some spelling and punctuation errors.)

This account was emailed to me on Dec 14th 2020.  I’ve made some minor edits to improve readability. I corrected some spelling and punctuation errors.

My background as a qualified nurse over the last 30 years has been in acute surgery, Theatre recovery, Intensive care, and Acute medicine. I am very experienced caring for acutely unwell people many of which have been at ‘deaths door’.

I had been watching the development of a viral outbreak in China with horror. Not long later we were being told to expect this virus in the UK and that it would be a pandemic. The same day as UK Gov downgraded COVID from a HCID (still on their website) our specialist department and another unit were merged to become a ‘COVID ward’ and our respective areas closed, our client groups abandoned. There was no consultation or chance for advocating for our service. We all felt like we were treated poorly by management and our patient groups badly let down.

I was ambivalent of the seriousness of the virus at the beginning. I had not personally witnessed the disease we were being told about and I judged the things happening in China to be exaggerated so as to influence the seriousness of the illness and our personal opinion. I also thought they may be using a disease’ to continue mistreating and further controlling their citizens.

The first day on this ‘new COVID ward’ I learned that none of these 30 odd patients were ‘new admissions. They were those who had ‘tested positive COVID l through ROUTINE swabbing of all current inpatients- not swabbing of individuals who were symptomatic. They were then all corralled together on this new ward that wasn’t even fully equipped or stocked, and team who’d never worked together and had vastly different skill sets. Why, I ask did they simply not use the existing respiratory wards?

These people had all been inpatients for months, were all late 60s and older (average age approx 83). They all had a minimum of 3 co-morbidities (end stage Kidney failure, diabetes, COPD,

Dementia and other long term end stage illnesses). Most would normally need nursing or residential home placement on discharge and would all be what we call complex discharges.

People like this require continual basic care and support for all of their ‘activities of daily living’. From a nursing (not medical) point of view they are very ‘heavy (work load wise) and can be extremely exhausting for nurses IF UNDERSTAFFED and we were!

If you have someone who is acutely unwell on top of their chronic disease it becomes extremely busy for us. It can be very dire for this type of person as co-morbidities leave people with very little ‘reserve’ – acute on chronic = high risk of death.

I SAW NOBODY ACUTELY UNWELL.  NOT A SINGLE COUGH COULD BE HEARD! IF THERE WAS AN ACUTE INFECTION THESE PEOPLE WOULD BE EXTREMELY UNWELL. THEY WEREN’T!

This ward now became the only ward in the hospital full with patients. It was basically a care of the elderly ward. We were very busy (work load, NO critically Ill patients) all other wards were empty; some had very small numbers of ‘non COVID l patients but services had stopped!

Intensive care was not, and is still not busy. There was no massive influx of pandemic COVID patients as expected; admissions remained very low!

Personally I live on a main road that we who live hear have nick named ‘Ambulance Alley – during lockdown it was the quietest I’ve ever know it for the absence of any sirens!

Testing- we have not been taught any new method of swabbing people. I have seen some awful videos of people going extremely deep into the nasal passage which is new to me. We pass feeding tubes (NG tubes) through here and were taught to be extremely cautious when doing so. These videos show the opposite of how much pressure (roughness) should be used and how deep you should go with anything rigid!

I have seen positive swab results on people, only to see negative the next day! (People re-swabbed in error) Either the technique is in error or, as I believe, the testing is ineffective or the virus does not exist.

I only saw one person go to Intensive Care. I heard he was ill but I was very busy at the other end of the ward so I cannot attest. As he was wheeled past me he said hello and was smiling! Now I have worked in ICU for 1 6 years and I never had anyone admitted smiling or talking. I’m not sure if this was ‘put on’ to convince us COVID is real, look how dangerous it is!’

What a joke!

I HAVE SEEN NO EVIDENCE OF AN ACUTE RESPIRATORY ILLNESS!

Masks – we have been provided with surgical masks. These are the ones the general public are commonly seen wearing. These masks will not stop any virus. Even the proper ‘fit tested FFP I will not stop viral transmission through inhalation. It’s a scam. Surgeons only wear surgical masks to prevent bacteria laden spittle from entering an open surgical wound!

These are going to make people ill! It will make breathing difficult for those deemed most at risk from a respiratory illness such as COPD! Elderly people will struggle to breath. These masks will be contaminated with the persons own bacteria and will form a reservoir for infection to take hold in the mouth or lungs. We have already heard of cases of collapse, pleurisy and even oral fungal infections. Do not wear them they are very bad for your health! A lot of the ones I am forced to wear smell bad – a nasty smell, not to mention the fibres that visibly come off them; we are all at high risk of pulmonary fibrosis now.

As a nurse I’m sorry you have all been duped and humiliated to clap for us especially when you could not even visit your loved ones. I’m sorry that people have been abandoned and left to die. It’s disgusting. I am so ashamed of the organisation that I loved working for; it wasn’t perfect but we did a good job for the most part.

Finally, please remember not all nurses have been making embarrassing tic tok videos, some of us haven’t stopped working hard at our job from day one.

Update November 2020

We are having no new cases of Convid at all despite insistence by Government to the contrary. I still have not seen anybody ill from this ‘virus’ and am personally of the opinion that this is a giant hoax perpetrated for nefarious purposes.

Personal mask wearing – In the clinical area I wear mask around my chin although I would prefer not to wear one at all. I have only been confronted once by a consultant who was surprised at my response that they don’t work. He didn’t challenge me any further and walked away.

I regularly voice my opinion about the scamdemic to my family friends and colleagues desperately trying to wake them up. I do not wear masks outside or whilst shopping.