Topic: Cms

A Pfizer advertisement for ATTR-CM, a rare form of heart failure, is analyzed as a potential cover-up for vaccine-induced heart issues. The disease involves misshapen proteins building up in the heart, which the hosts compare to the effects of the COVID-19 spike protein. They question why Pfizer is marketing a rare disease to the general public and suggest it is a "scam" to sell specific medications like Vyndaqel.

Dr. Peter McCullough reports that the EU database and the U.S. VAERS system show significant numbers of deaths and injuries following COVID-19 vaccinations. McCullough alleges that mandatory safety structures like data monitoring boards were bypassed, characterizing the rollout as malfeasance. He further claims that whistleblowers within the CMS and CDC suggest the actual death toll may be ten times higher than officially reported.

Reports from MedPage Today highlight significant inaccuracies in the CMS database regarding COVID-19 deaths in nursing homes. An 80-bed facility in Saugus, Massachusetts, was incorrectly listed as having nearly 800 cases, while a New Jersey facility was listed with 753 deaths despite having only 90 beds. These discrepancies suggest that national data may be inflated by a factor of ten, potentially linked to Medicare reporting errors or fraud.

Reports indicate that hundreds of thousands of Americans are receiving insurance cancellation notices because their existing plans do not meet Affordable Care Act standards. The resulting "sticker shock" involves higher premiums and significantly increased deductibles, contradicting previous presidential promises regarding plan retention.