Hospitals Took Bribes to K-LYou and Blame It on C-O-ID
And they were given legal immunity to do it.
Hospitals awarded $100,000+ for killing you
When a person with flu-like symptoms was advised to go... View MoreHospitals Took Bribes to K-LYou and Blame It on C-O-ID
And they were given legal immunity to do it.
Hospitals awarded $100,000+ for killing you
When a person with flu-like symptoms was advised to go home, rest, and hydrate, reimbursement was limited to a minimal consultation fee. But if that same person was admitted under a C-V-D diagnosis, administered remdesivir, and placed on a ventilator, the hospital could charge well over $100,000—and sometimes more than $400,000.
The C-O-I-D hospital protocols functioned as a highly lucrative federal payment pipeline, where the treatments that generated the most revenue were the ones most likely to kill you
I. Testing (up to $1,419 per C-V-D test)
A positive C-V-D test result was the triggering event that unlocked the federal C-V-D payment pipeline—allowing hospitals to transition patients into an extremely lucrative clinical pathway. While Medicare paid hospitals at lower rates for tests, the private market was effectively a free-for-all. Under the CARES Act, providers would post a cash price for testing, which insurers were required to pay for out-of-network claims. Labs charged as much as $1,419 per test, and hospitals repeatedly tested patients to create a recurring revenue stream. By treating testing as both a standalone profit center and the necessary key to unlock subsequent, high-value inpatient billing codes, hospitals used C-V-D testing as a key driver of revenue.
II. Admission (20% premium for C- -D diagnosis)
A positive test result funneled patients into the hospital under ICD-10 code U07.1—the universal designation for C-V-D . The federal government paid a 20% premium on top of the standard Medicare payment for C-V ID-related hospital stays. Because this premium was tied exclusively to the C-V-D diagnosis, hospitals had a huge incentive to prioritize the C-V-D designation over other conditions and pursue repeat testing until a positive result was achieved.
III. Remdesivir (65% premium for wrecking your kidneys and liver)
Hospital protocols prioritized the administration of remdesivir, a highly toxic drug costing $3,200 per treatment course. CMS incentivized this choice through the New C-V-D 19 Treatments Add-On Payment (NCTAP), which provided hospitals another massive bonus payment—calculated as 65% of the costs exceeding the standard billing rate.
Remdesivir—dubbed “Run, Death Is Near” by the doctors and nurses who watched patients deteriorate after receiving it—is a highly toxic drug that causes organ failure. It was a failed Ebola drug that was rebranded as a treatment for C-V-D , despite the fact that it was associated with a staggering 53% mortality rate in its original Ebola trial.
In a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial of remdesivir published in The Lancet, patients received either remdesivir or a saline placebo. Remdesivir is so toxic that patients in the remdesivir group were forced to stop treatment early due to adverse events at 2.4 times the rate of those receiving the saline placebo.
The drug’s toxicity is not a secret. It’s documented in the FDA’s own prescribing information, which mandates monitoring for liver damage because the drug is known to lead to liver failure. And it’s not just the liver. In a study published in Frontiers in Pharmacology, patients receiving remdesivir were nearly four times more likely to suffer acute kidney injury than those receiving other treatments. And once the kidneys failed, the fatality rate for those patients was over 36%.
The World Health Organization found that remdesivir provided no survival benefit and recommended against its use—yet American hospitals continued administering it for years.
. Mechanical ventilation ($50,000+ for destroying your lungs)
After wrecking a patient’s kidneys and liver with remdesivir, the next stage of the C-V-D protocol was the most lucrative and deadly of all: mechanical ventilation.
The average cost to treat a non-ventilated C-V-D patient was $12,700, but by placing the patient on a ventilator, the average cost skyrocketed to over $65,500.
Mechanical ventilation was a death sentence. Despite the well-known risks of ventilator-induced lung injury, hospitals ignored decades of best practices—which favored non-invasive oxygen support—and pivoted to early, aggressive intubation. Patients were sedated, paralyzed, and kept in a chemically induced coma while ventilators forced high-pressure air into their lungs.
The results were catastrophic. In many hospitals, the death rate for patients placed on ventilators was above 80%. In New York, the death rate for people over the age of 65 was 97%.
V. Death ($100,000+ altogether for killing you)
After wrecking your kidneys and liver with remdesivir, then finishing you off with a ventilator, the hospital could collect well over six figures for killing you—and in some cases hospitals charged more than $400,000.
But the death certificate said “C-V-D”
This is another example of how the medical system launders the deaths it causes—with misleading ICD codes and death certificates that erase the hospital’s culpability. It was a self-reinforcing feedback loop: hospital-caused deaths inflated the official C-V-D death count, which was then used to justify the very protocols that caused those deaths.
The financial incentives didn’t require the people working at hospitals to consciously think “let’s kill this patient for more money”—but they handsomely rewarded the sequence of interventions most likely to kill you. The protocol that maximized reimbursement was also the protocol that maximized mortality.
At least half a million killed
About a half million people in the United States were killed by C-V-D treatment protocols in hospitals—but similar protocols were adopted around the world, making the global death toll much higher.
According to an analysis of all-cause mortality data by Denis Rancourt and colleagues, there were 653,463 excess deaths in the United States during the first 50 weeks of the C-V-D period, before the C-V-D vaccine was widely available. This figure represents deaths above the pre-C-V-D
baseline during the period when C-V-D hospital protocols—including remdesivir and mechanical ventilation—were in effect. While Rancourt attributes these excess deaths to the broader government and medical response, the hospital protocols were the most direct means by which many of these deaths occurred.
Legal immunity to kill you
The medical system had full legal immunity for the treatments that killed people.
The PREP Act granted complete immunity from liability for losses caused by “covered countermeasures” against C-V-D , including “any antiviral, any other drug, any biologic, any diagnostic, and any other device.” Remdesivir is classified as an antiviral drug. The paralytics used before intubation are drugs. Mechanical ventilators are devices. Every single component of these hospital protocols was a covered countermeasure.
The immunity covered everyone involved: the pharmaceutical company that produced remdesivir, the device company that supplied the ventilator, the hospital where the protocols were implemented, the physician who wrote the orders, and the nurse who carried them out. Everyone involved in the C-V-D protocols was shielded.
The only exception carved out by the PREP Act is “willful misconduct”—but short of a signed confession from someone saying “I intentionally killed C-V-D patients,” the exception does not exist.
They knew what they were doing
The excuse that “nobody knew,” or that hospitals were simply following the best available evidence, is absurd. Warnings existed before the C-V-D protocols were implemented and continued afterward. Hospitals ignored them regardless.
The evidence that the protocols were harmful existed before they were broadly implemented. Problems with remdesivir were known before its FDA authorization, and ICU physicians already understood that high-pressure ventilation can kill patients—yet the C-V-D protocols abandoned established practice by pushing for early, aggressive intubation. In March 2020, Dr. Cameron Kyle-Sidell, an ICU physician in New York City, warned that the ventilator protocols would cause “a tremendous amount of harm to a great number of people in a very short time.”
After the protocols were implemented, evidence of harm continued to emerge, but hospitals maintained them. In May 2020, Dr. Pierre Kory, who was running a
C-V-D ICU in New York at the time, testified before a Senate committee and warned that the hospital protocols were killing patients. Kory and Dr. Paul Marik founded the Front Line C-V-D-19 Critical Care Alliance, a group of physicians that warned against remdesivir and early mechanical ventilation while documenting protocol-driven mortality. Many physicians around the country, including Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, sounded the alarm. On 20 November 2020, the World Health Organization issued a formal recommendation against remdesivir, but American hospitals continued administering it. Nurses spoke to local media, posted videos, and filed internal complaints describing patients deteriorating after remdesivir, being intubated against their will, and dying alone without their families—but they were fired, threatened, or silenced while the protocols continued
Dr. Wojak MD
Tuesday’s tip: June 9, 2026…
Do you ever get tired and weary and feel like quitting?
Even the great Moses hands got heavy and Israel was going to lose the battle... View MoreTuesday’s tip: June 9, 2026…
Do you ever get tired and weary and feel like quitting?
Even the great Moses hands got heavy and Israel was going to lose the battle
Exodus 17:12 But Moses' hands were heavy; and they took a stone, and put it under him, and he sat thereon; and Aaron and Hur stayed up his hands, the one on the one side, and the other on the other side; and his hands were steady until the going down of the sun.
Encourage each other. We need each other.
Evangelist Tim Hall
Nancy Kentucky 42544
Having a personal conversation with myself about some important issues.
I’ll let you know what we decide
Monday manna: June 8, 2026…
My job is to take care of the possible and to trust God with the impossible.
~ Ruth Graham... View MoreMonday manna: June 8, 2026…
My job is to take care of the possible and to trust God with the impossible.
~ Ruth Graham
Evangelist Tim Hall
Someone in the editorial department at Jill Biden's publisher leaked some passages that were excluded from her new book, and boy, do they tell a disturbing story.
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There was one that referenced his relationship with his daughter Ashley that reportedly confirmed the "inappropriate shower" scandal. Dr. Biden said it went on until she was 12.
Probably the most disturbing is the passage about how he managed to ingest something of Hunter's that had the Cabinet considering invoking the 25th Amendment.
They refused because he recovered quickly when he "came down," and they didn't want Kamala Harris anywhere near the Resolute Desk.
Now that's a book people would buy.
I’m sitting on the front porch in my rocker. Drinking my Maxwell house Coffee, looking at the beautiful sunshine, and the quiet here in the holler.
Trying to comprehend in my mind, what the men and w... View MoreI’m sitting on the front porch in my rocker. Drinking my Maxwell house Coffee, looking at the beautiful sunshine, and the quiet here in the holler.
Trying to comprehend in my mind, what the men and women did just so that I could enjoy a day like today .
In 1942 they invaded Normandy knowing there was a possibility that they would never return home. However, they loved our country enough to go somewhere they had never been on foreign soil to pay the ultimate sacrifice.
As the temperature today reaches the mid 80s and sunshine, possibly a perfect day think about them and remember that only the price Jesus paid for salvation but the price they paid for freedom.
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