Colorado Governor Signs Executive Order: Hospitals Authorized to TURN AWAY Unvaxxed and Treat VAXED instead
Hal Turner Radio Show
Hospitals in Colorado are being allowed to turn away patients as the state experiences its worst COVID surge in a year.
An order signed Sunday by Gov. Jared Polis gives health care professionals the authority to prioritize crisis care under the direction of the state health department. That seems to translate into treating the “vaccinated” and turning away the “unvaccinated.”
Aside from the simple delineation above, readers should also factor-in that people who took ONE, or even TWO doses of the so-called “vaccine” are considered “unvaccinated” if they are less than 14 days out form the second shot, or . . . if the state requires a third shot as a Booster, they are “Unvaccinated” if they have not taken the third shot.
So when Colorado says their hospitals are filling up with “unvaccinated” it’s a play on words to cover that people who took any of the shots are the ones getting the sickest!
What seems to be happening in Colorado is that vast numbers of people who took one, two, or possibly all three shots, are developing symptoms of COVID . . . FROM THE SHOTS . . . . which induce growth of spike proteins in their human cells, and the state is becoming overwhelmed.
It seems to be a problem of their own making, by aggressively pushing experimental gene-therapy as if it was a “vaccine.”
There has never been a “messenger RNA” “vaccine” given to the public before, and clinical trials were not completed before these COVID shots were allowed to be given out.
Had the clinical trials been done, perhaps researchers could have seen that the mRNA shots cause the very COVID symptoms that are sickening people now, and the shots would not have been given out.
Instead, in a mad rush to treat COVID, (which has a 99.8% survival rate and is thus not an emergency and not a pandemic) government allowed a not fully tested product to be given out, and now people are getting sick in such vast numbers, their healthcare system is collapsing.
Many people quietly observe “They did this to themselves.”
While the state has a nearly 80 percent partial vaccination rate, they claim “unvaccinated people” with severe Covid-19 are overwhelming hospitals, many of which reported being over 90 percent capacity, according to Scott Bookman, Covid-19 incident commander for the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
“If you are unvaccinated, a regular trip to the grocery store, a night out to dinner are more dangerous than they have been at any point during this pandemic,” Polis said Monday in Covid-19 update. “The delta variant is brutally effective at seeking out the unvaccinated, like a laser-guided missile.”
A total of 1,358 Covid patients were hospitalized across Colorado on Wednesday, almost a 50 percent increase from the 909 Covid patients hospitalized on Oct. 3, according to the state’s Covid-19 dashboard.
Covid hospitalization rates have been steadily growing since a summer low in Colorado, with 455 reported at the start of August. Polis said the state has the fifth-highest number of Covid cases in the country.
The majority of Covid hospitalizations are among unvaccinated people, “at somewhere between 80 and 90 percent across Colorado,” said Dr. Michelle Barron, senior medical director of infection control and prevention for UCHealth, the largest hospital in the Denver area.
She said the executive order will allow health care workers, “who are obviously stretched,” to make calls that prioritize urgency and possibly reduce overcrowding in hospitals.
Doctors and nurses have been taking extra shifts and working overtime to meet the growing need, said Dr. Eric Poeschla, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Colorado Hospital, where 85 percent of all Covid patients are unvaccinated.
Besides getting vaccinated, a more holistic approach to Covid-19 prevention might better protect the most vulnerable and reduce hospitalizations, he said.
“The most sensible strategy, I think, is a combination of vaccination, boosting, masking, limiting indoor gatherings without masking,” Poeschla. “Attention to all those things at once really helps.”
Vaccinated people in Colorado are not required to wear masks in most indoor settings, while studies show that a vaccinated person’s viral load may be similar to that of an unvaccinated person. Although the state’s partially vaccinated rate is comparatively high nationwide, the state must reach around a 90 percent rate to avoid another surge, he said.
Until more people are vaccinated, each precaution will protect those who cannot get vaccinated or who have serious breakthrough cases, Barron said. While the “vast majority” of Covid-19 patients in Colorado hospitals are unvaccinated, the vaccinated hospitalizations represent the state’s most physically vulnerable population.
Among the roughly 20 percent of vaccinated people hospitalized for Covid-19, many are over 65 or have underlying comorbidities that lead to immunosuppression, like cancer patients who need chemotherapy, she said.
“When you have a vulnerable host and then you have delta in play, which is much more infectious and much more transmissible, it’s the perfect storm where all you need is one community to be vulnerable who can then get impacted and then expose more people, and it just keeps the momentum,” Barron said. “Like a wildfire.”