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Empty Hospitals, Inflated Models and One Official’s Total Control

Day 4 · 4:03:35 · Deanna McLeod · Nicole Sedore · Myriam Bohémier

  • 🏥 Alberta ICU projections (red) far exceeded actual use (blue); hospitals sat largely empty.
  • 📜 Affidavit shows exaggerated China-based numbers were needed to trigger public-health emergency powers.
  • 👑 Order 16/2020 let the Chief Medical Officer direct every regulator and clinician province-wide.

How unreliable PCR and modeling unlocked unilateral authority.

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Transcript

Deanna McLeod · 4:03:35

I want to explain how this happened because it's, it's, it, it needs to stop. So the way that this happens is who recommended, who recommends surveillance. As an International Health Regulation member, we have signed on to collaborate with the World Health Organization in doing surveillance. They recommend a PCR test.

Nicole Sedore · 4:03:59

Test.

Deanna McLeod · 4:04:00

The PCR test is unreliable, and I'm going to show you why it's unreliable right now. So at the very beginning in wave 1, you have hospital capacity and ICU capacity, which left-hand side is peak inpatient ICU capacity. They predicted, or they do their projections or their modeling based on information from China. So the World Health Organization conveys that there's a crisis in China The hospitals basically say, we're going to be in trouble, we have to actually get some hospital capacity here. The red is what they projected based on the numbers from China. The blue is what they actually used. So we weren't in a health crisis, because if we were in a health crisis, all that— and if that data from China were correct, that would be blue all the way up. But it's not. This is empty hospitals and empty healthcare units. This is an affidavit from Deborah Gordon, uh, who is the Vice President of Alberta Health Services, uh, and the reason I wondered why on earth could they get it that wrong, and you know why they got it that wrong, is because they needed those accentuated numbers to trigger public health policy right across the province.

Deanna McLeod · 4:05:13

And once public health policy was triggered, then The Chief Medical Officer of Health became the quarterback for the pandemic response, and this is the Order No. 16/2020, Which basically the public Chief Medical Officer of Health basically sent to the regulators to tell all of the doctors in Alberta to come in line. And this basically says, I'm sending this to you, that you have to come in line with me and my or the COVID-19 policy, and I have the authority to take whatever other steps that are, in my opinion, necessary in order to lessen the impact of public health emergency. So once that impact, once those public health orders or acts were triggered, the Quarantine Act at the federal level and each of the public health emergency acts at each of the different provinces are named different things, this one person, was able to direct every single healthcare worker in all of the provinces, and they were able to do whatever the heck they wanted.

Myriam Bohémier · 4:06:23

And Deanna, I have to— I'm sorry.

Deanna McLeod · 4:06:25

And I'm done.

Myriam Bohémier · 4:06:26

Okay, good, good, good. So we stretched that out. We're very thankful that you came back.