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The Woman Who Survived America’s Hospital Holocaust with COVID | Guest: Gail Seiler | 9/26/22
The Woman Who Survived America’s Hospital Holocaust with COVID | Guest: Gail Seiler | 9/26/22
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68 minutes
Released:
Sep 26, 2022
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One could make a movie about Gail Seiler’s experience in a Plano, Texas, hospital during the pandemic. Our hospitals have become killing fields. From remdesivir and illegal DNR orders to denial of treatment, forced starvation, and abuse based on vaccination status, Gail experienced the horrors that hundreds of thousands of other Americans suffered in the hospitals. Except, thanks to her husband and help from state Senator Bob Hall, she wound up being forcibly extricated from the hospital. Even though the doctors said she wouldn’t last a day longer, she is now perfectly healthy and is trying to raise awareness about the hospital genocide. She volunteers for the Former Feds Group and the organization's COVID-19 Humanity Betrayal Memorial Project, which helps with lawsuits and legislation to fight medical tyranny. If you have a story to tell, you can visit chbmp.org.
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Sep 26, 2022
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