Malta gets its financial reward for allowing its people to be used as walking experiments

By Marica Micallef

Newsbook has reported that Deputy Prime Minister Chris Fearne has stated that each bed in the Intensive Care Unit (ITU) costs € 1,325 – € 1,500 per night when the patient has a Covid-19 complication.

Answering a parliamentary question from Nationalist MP Robert Cutajar, Fearne explained how this cost varies from patient to patient. The Minister said that the number of patients who needed to be placed in the ITU since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic was 352.

I would like to ask Dr Fearne how much then my dad cost him, since my dad spent a month and a half in ITU, and not because he had a Covid-19 complication, as hospital wanted me to think, but because he was misdiagnosed and was put on his death bed thanks to the ventilator and the concoction of intravenous drugs which he was given, including the deadly remdesivir. This is the same remdesivir which the WHO had issued a conditional recommendation on 20th November 2020, AGAINST ITS USE in hospitalized patients, regardless of disease severity, “as there was currently no evidence that remdesivir improves survival and other outcomes in these patients”. So, I would like to ask Dr Fearne why was remdesivir administered to my dad and other patients?

Were these other 351 patients also victims of a protocol and of misdiagnosis? Would this mean that this was an amount which was spent unnecessarily?

Since it seems that Fearne is informing the public how much the government has spent in order to treat patients with having, the so-called Covid-19 complication, can Dr Fearne also inform the public how will the government be using the grant worth €13,810,622 which the European Commission has reimbursed Malta with, for some of the COVID vaccines which Malta has procured up to mid-November last year?[3]

This information was published by The World News and even by The Times of Malta. However, on searching for this article by TOM, I could not find it. Did the media put it down and if yes, why?

If we take the adverse reactions and the deaths that the Covid-19 vaccines have and are causing, I dare say that this reimbursement was a thank you for transforming the Maltese people into walking experiments. 

Isn’t this huge sum of money enough to make up for what the Covid-19 patients have cost the government while in ITU? And was this reimbursement one of the main reasons why the government pushed so much for the Covid-19 vaccines to be injected in all the inhabitants of the island? Isn’t this a corrupt agenda from head to toe? Is Malta paying a price which is hidden from the public for supporting the WHO agenda?

Money has become a priority over health, freedom and ultimately human rights!