2/ Peggy Hokett’s husband, Raymond, died 24 days after being hospitalized in Oklahoma City.
He was given remdesivir, told he would die because he was unvaccinated, and placed on a ventilator without consent.
Thank you @Nurse_Michele and @SusieAlverson for holding this afternoon/early evening space.
Julie Threet <@julie4butte5> and I will host a similar space about the Sen. Ron Johnson COVID-19 Hospital Protocols roundtable on October 7, 2026, at End All Tyranny space, 6 pm to 9 pm PST/9 pm to midnight EST.
We invite you and others to come join us on Wednesday evening! Thank you!
I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunity to travel to Washington, D.C., our nation’s capital, to stand among brave nurses, doctors, widows, patients, and families speaking out against the COVID hospital protocols that contributed to death and carnage across this country at the #CovidHospitalProtocolRoundtable
Many people still don’t understand what happened inside hospitals.
Families were denied access to loved ones hospitalized with COVID. Patients were left without bedside advocates. Doctors and nurses who questioned protocols or spoke out faced threats to their licenses, careers, and reputations. We were censored, demonetized, and even targeted by the American government who colluded with social media to Silence the voices trying to advocate for patients around the country.
And let me say this plainly:
Though I am among the nurses of this world, we’re not all the same.
At the congressional roundtable with @SenRonJohnson , eyewitnesses exposed what they witnessed: families fighting to reach loved ones, patients unable to advocate for themselves, healthcare professionals silenced, and even nightmare stories involving police standoffs and medical professionals contributing to intentional harm.
For six years, brave nurses, doctors, patients, widows, and families have gone up against social media censorship, institutional power, and the medical-pharmaceutical industrial complex to tell these stories.
Justice has been coming for some time.
And now the testimony is going into the congressional record.
#JusticeIsHere
If you or your loved one experienced harm during a COVID hospitalization—or if you’re a nurse or doctor carrying moral injury because of what you witnessed or were pressured to remain silent about—it is still not too late to speak.
🏛️ Submit your story to Senator Ron Johnson’s office:
https://t.co/LVBLB5b4ZZ
Because whether you’re silent or not, Justice is still coming. The truth is going to come out, ready or not.
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If you watched the @SenRonJohnson roundtable on hospital protocols, you watched a brave nurse named Donna Lowery. Here she is interviewing an OG frontline Dr. @DrJohnWitcher who was also punished like so many others speaking out. Have a listen.
Buffalo attorney Ralph Lorigo walked into Sen. Ron Johnson’s Capitol Hill roundtable Monday with numbers the corporate press will spend the next week trying to bury.
He represented 212 families in 40 states after hospitals refused to let dying COVID patients try ivermectin while Remdesivir and ventilators rolled on.
Of the 72 cases Lorigo won in which the drug was actually given, only three patients died. That is a 95.8 percent survival rate. Of the 140 cases he lost or could not get into court in time, every single patient died.
🚨 DR. PIERRE KORY: “STOP TRUSTING SO MUCH THESE TRADITIONAL INSTITUTIONS”
Following @SenRonJohnson's COVID roundtable, LindellTV’s @alisonintheknow caught up with Dr. @PierreKory, who says the country cannot simply put the pandemic in the rearview mirror.
“We need to learn from this.”
Kory argued patients were “deprived of good information” and that COVID fundamentally changed how doctors were permitted to use off-label treatments.
His message moving forward:
“Stop trusting so much these traditional institutions of society and look for different voices - more credible, less conflicted, not owned.”
“They need more independent voices.”
One of the best. Dr Littell is sharing his experiences during the pandemic. John is a family doctor who sees patients in the office and the hospital setting. One of a kind.