A nurse Erin Marie Olszewski has exposed the realities of the COVID situation in New York City

 by Edward Ulrich, December 10, 2020




In this video entitled “The Epicenter Nurse— A Conversation with Erin Marie Olszewski, Interviewed by John Kirby of The Press & Public Project,” an undercover nurse Erin Marie Olszewski who was working at the Elmhurst Hospital in Queens, New York during the height of the reported COVID pandemic explains many of the issues that she encountered while working there.


Issues that Olszewski explained in the video are as follows:

— The Elmhurst hospital was routinely putting patients onto ventilators who didn’t actually need them, that almost always resulted in causing the patients to die.  The hospital was reimbursed 13 thousand dollars for every COVID patient that they admitted, and it was reimbursed 29 thousand additional dollars for every patient that they put onto a ventilator.

— Non-COVID patients who were often already immuno-compromised were put into rooms alongside with patients who had COVID, presumably in order to promote the spread of the disease.

— Non-COVID patients were often fraudulently being labeled as “COVID-confirmed” by the hospital in order for them to be put onto ventilators, despite the fact that the ventilators almost always killed the patients.  Olszewski explains that often the patients only simply had issues with anxiety when they were given such a phony diagnosis.

— Many of the “doctors” who were working at the hospital were simply residents (meaning medical students) who often essentially had no idea what they were doing.

— The hospital was operating under “COVID-standards,” where the people working there had no liability for their actions, and essentially the medical residents were “practicing their skills” on the people who were being invasively vented.

— Elmhurst is a public hospital, and most of its patients were Hispanic, Black, or Asian, with the majority of them being in their 40’s or 50’s.  She says about “half” of them tested positive for COVID, but all of them were being treated as if they had it.  People were admitted for “COVID rule-out” and put alongside COVID patients in the meantime.

— The medical staff weren’t wearing the proper protective gear to deal with a highly contagious infectious disease, which was also presumably contributing to the spread of it.

— The hospital was using COVID tests that had a five to seven day turnaround time rather than using more expensive rapid tests that only took 45 minutes, and during the waiting period the hospital was essentially treating everyone as if they had the disease.

— Olszewski compares the hospital to one that is in a third world country, where she says it treats its patients as if they are disposable.

— Nurses were given orders to not attempt to resuscitate people when they die, even if their families requested that. 

— When Olszewski was working in another hospital in Florida that was not a public hospital, they were treating patients using Hydroxychloroquine with Zinc rather than venting people with respirators, and as a result nobody died from COVID while she was there.  Despite a massive amount of evidence of Hydroxychloroquine with Zinc being a very effective treatment, New York’s governor Cuomo put a ban on that treatment in favor of using the deadly ventilators, and in fact he singled out Hydroxychloroquine in particular to be outlawed for use.

— Despite Trump previously touting Hydroxychloroquine as an effective treatment for COVID, he did not make it a part of his “Operating Warp Speed” agenda, but he instead focused on the production of vaccines.

— An influential “Lancet Journal” paper claimed that the effectiveness of the use of Hydroxychloroquine in treating COVID was actually dangerous, however the paper was then shown to be based on fraudulent data and it was retracted.

— Olszewski explains that the hospitals in Florida were not overwhelmed with COVID patients at all, despite being told to expect a “wave” of cases due to spring break activity in that state.

— Olszewski mentioned the importance of people listening to what people such as her have to say about such situations, rather than rejecting such information due to the propaganda that is being put out by the Establishment media.