Pandemic hysteria requires medical acquiescence: Exponential exaggeration of "Covid-associated deaths" was only possible because the medical profession abandoned accurate diagnostic criteria

With the Covid pandemic, the medical profession completely abandoned its own time-proven foundational emphasis on the importance of accurate and standardized diagnostic criteria.

In order for a non-event to appear as a major event, falsity is required especially with regard to 1) the number of events/cases and 2) the severity/importance of those events/cases.

For both of these, the medical profession had to completely disregard its own criteria for accurate diagnosis and disease-impact correlation.

The medical profession completely failed to step in and enforce the proper use of accurate testing; thus, pandemic hysteria-restrictions could have only occurred secondary to the collapse of medical integrity/professionalism.

1. The medical profession abandoned accurate and standardized LABORATORY criteria for Covid, thereby promoting exponential exaggeration of disease prevalence.

From 2020 onward, the number of cases was amplified by the inappropriate use of PCR testing which over-counted the number of “positive results”, leading to mass hysteria and justification for strict countermeasures including travel restrictions, lockdowns and mass quarantines. The medical profession completely failed to step in and enforce the proper use of accurate testing; thus, pandemic hysteria-restrictions could have only occurred secondary to the collapse of medical integrity/professionalism.

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2. The medical profession abandoned accurate and standardized DIAGNOSTIC criteria for Covid, thereby promoting exponential exaggeration of disease impact (ie, hospitalization, death).

Until the Covid pandemic, the medical profession always prided itself on its scientific method and diagnostic accuracy. Any and all possible “medical success” requires 1) the interpretation of the clinical situation into an understanding or “diagnosis” which is followed by 2) effective treatment—note that treatment is dependent upon the accurate diagnosis. However, with the Covid pandemic, the medical profession completely abandoned its own time-proven foundational emphasis on the importance of accurate and standardized diagnostic criteria.

The medical profession abandoned accurate and standardized diagnostic criteria for Covid diagnosis and Covid-induced deaths.

  1. FAKE DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA: As a transient respiratory illness, true/legitimate “Covid” would have to require a clinical illness, specifically a respiratory illness; however, the medical profession allowed the diagnosis to include anyone with a positive test, the positivity of which could be manipulated by repeatedly running the test in excess “amplification cycles.” Thus, the medical profession fueled Covid hysteria by allowing the false amplification of the number of “cases” in the population.

  2. FAKE ATTRIBUTION OF DEATH: As demonstrated in the video above, the medical profession allowed that Covid could be listed as a cause of death even in cases where the death of the patient was caused by other event or illness, including vehicular accidents, gunshot injuries, and longstanding illness requiring hospice care. Thus, the medical profession fueled Covid hysteria by allowing the false amplification of the number of “Covid related deaths” in the population.

CONCLUSIONS: In order to contribute to the amplification of Covid prevalence, hysteria, and impact, the medical profession abandoned enforcement of normal standards of 1) laboratory assessment, 2) clinical diagnosis, and 3) death attribution.

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