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This essay, “Hospitals as Jails and Death Traps” by Miles Mathis, argues that hospitals are tyrannical institutions that can unlawfully detain patients, akin to kidnapping. The author draws on his family history, noting that older relatives who avoided mainstream medicine lived longer, healthier lives. He criticizes the medical profession, suggesting that most doctors are influenced by Big Pharma and that hospitals profit from patient deaths, particularly through Covid-19 treatments like remdesivir and ventilators, and by promoting vaccines for population control. Mathis advocates for self-treatment through diet, exercise, and herbal supplements, citing vitamin C as beneficial. He criticizes the current legal framework that allows hospitals to override patient autonomy and rights, comparing it to a slave contract. The author also touches on the perceived “Covid-19 fake,” questioning the motivations behind government lawsuits regarding mandates and suggesting that corporations like Pfizer, Google, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and banks hold more real power than government entities. He believes that while some population control may be occurring, large-scale death from vaccines is unlikely due to economic reasons. He emphasizes the importance of early at-home treatment for illnesses and mentions doctors like Peter McCullough and Robert Malone, and former Pfizer VP Mike Yeadon who share similar views on avoiding hospitals and opting for alternative treatments.

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