Roundtable Discusses Abusive Treatment in Hospitals Across Nation During Covid

Other panelists highlighted issues of fraud, media capture, criminal behavior and loss of compassion by medical professionals, such as recounted by Dr. James P. Miller, MD and former trauma surgeon.  He shared instances of hospital misconduct, patient mistreatment, retaliation and targeting of physicians who challenged the government protocol. 

In May of 2024, he filed a sworn attestation for criminal investigation into covid wrongdoings.  He said this attestation has subsequently been sent to attorney generals and governors of all fifty states.  He recounted caring for hundreds of covid patients and also contracted independently to perform ICU quality reviews at the hospital in addition to his surgical duties. 

During his testimony he shared a litany of startling first-hand accounts of unethical practices, fraud and mistreatment such as: 

"My reviews uncover fraud extending to senior hospital leadership... there were protocols put in place that caused demonstrable harm and increased mortality.  After our hospital was given Remdesivir by federal authorities, we were provided misleading and inaccurate information about the drug by medical leadership. ... Any physician honestly reviewing the real world data at that time could have recognized early that Remdisivir caused more harm than good. " Dr. James Miller, MD

"I observed messaging by the hospital to falsely inflate covid infections and deaths contributing to public fear and generating misleading headlines.  ... I watched previously compassionate and devoted doctors and nurses become cruel and ambivalent about the wellbeing of patients as the covid experience evolved." - Dr. James Miller, MD

When he realized the hospital's commitment to discrimination toward a subset of people, he was inspired to find solutions through innovation. 

Dr. Miller said he witnessed "..hospital leadership, including the chief medical officer of our medical group endorsed the local medical establishment's refusal to provide healthcare to unvaccinated patients."

In response to that unethical, anti-western protocol, Dr. Miller opened a free clinic through his church in order to provide care for these patients.  The church became a licensed clinic through this experience he said. 
 

Dr. Pierre Kory, critical care physician and the Chief Scientific Officer of Rebuild Medicine, was instrumental during the pandemic in helping doctors on the frontlines who maintained the ethics of their profession.

He served to treat all patients regardless of vaccination status and helped to formulate the highly effective COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) treatments to administer alternative therapies and drugs against government protocols.  He spoke about doctors being too trusting of the institutions of science and not being aware of how they serve to accommodate and promote the interests of pharmaceutical companies. 

Dr. Kory also spoke about his research into Epic (an electronic program hospitals use for health records), and how the vaccination tab disappeared from hospital records during covid and then one day, quietly, without memo or announcement, reappeared after the pandemic.   

Senator Johnson encouraged the panel and all watching to spread the word and work toward solutions through grass-roots efforts and not to look to government to solve all problems. He said that while he would like to investigate every detail of wrongdoing during covid, realistically, his resources of investigators are very limited.   

Panelists suggested solutions such as ethics training for medical professionals, classes for law enforcement to understand patients' rights, education on informed consent, criminal charges against violations of civil rights and unethical actions, and scrutinizing lawmakers by making decisions at the ballot box that ensure a vote for medical freedom and protecting patient autonomy. 

It was also discussed during the roundtable the lack of mainstream media coverage for the event, citing the multibillion dollar advertising Big Pharma spends with networks such as ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX.  Financial Times reports a deep relationship between pharmaceutical spending and American mainstream media. 

The full three hour+ roundtable may be viewed below: