The industry lost $30 billion last month, and is set to lose $50 billion this month.

A mass antibody test in L.A. county finds a coronavirus mortality rate between 0.1 and 0.2%, or about the same as the annual flu season. The pain inflicted by the lockdown has been entirely in vain.

That’s 1.3 million L.A. residents having lost their jobs during the past four weeks.

The COVID “cure” will end up being far worse, hideously worse, than the disease itself.

A dark, despicable, and almost unbelievable thing is happening across the country and world, and no one would ever believe that a nation would be capable of such things if they weren’t seeing it with their own eyes. Cancelling cancer treatments, chemotherapy, and organ transplants? Empty hospitals, thousands of hospital staff laid off, and many hospitals shuttering entirely, and during a supposed “pandemic”? This has to be the Twilight Zone.

Large hospital in Wayne, Michigan, closes its doors. Why are the Congressmen mentioned in the article shocked? Cancellation of every procedure other than COVID-19 treatment caused this, and there aren’t nearly enough COVID patients to make up the shortfall.

Oklahoma City’s Integris Baptist Medical Center has closed all operations other than emergency, radiology, and ambulatory infusion.

Pinnacle Regional Hospital in Overland Park, Kansas, has closed, and filed for bankrupty, citing lack of patients. 100 staff members have lost their jobs.

Decatur County General Hospital in Tennessee has closed.

There have been many, many others. This Becker Hospital Review has found 140 hospitals that have laid off staff during the coronavirus “pandemic”.

The cancellation of all non-emergency procedures throughout the country should go down as one of the greatest criminal scandals in US history. Cancer surgeries have been cancelled, so have organ transplants, and others. All to make room for a non-existent COVID-19 surge. Hospitals are sitting empty, while patients are suffering at home and living in a nightmare, while they remain uncertain if they’ll receive their next treatment in time.

Didn’t we have some kind of healthcare crisis before the coronavirus hoax? Can you imagine what that crisis will look like two months from now?