Remember those gigantic make-shift hospitals that were built in the UK near the beginning of pandemic to ensure there were enough beds to cope with the coronavirus plandemic?
Ever wondered why they never got used?
Well, wonder no more, it seems the true purpose of these mysterious places has been revealed.
According to the NHS England chief executive Sir Simon Stevens, the nightingale hospitals will play a vital role in the COVID-19 vaccination programme.
He said in relation to when and how the immunization programme will be achieved:
So it’s going to be a combination of what GPs are able to do, what community pharmacists are able to do, but also mass vaccination centres, which is one of the purposes we will be using the Nightingale Hospitals for, and other locations as well. – Wales Online[1]
And so it all becomes clear, the erection of the nightingale hospitals never did settle to well with me, plus I could never understand exactly how they were to be used. Hospital space was never really the problem, lack of staff and equipment is the issue.
Having an extra 4,000 beds in each of the seven Nightingale hospitals, the equivalent of 70 district hospitals is all well and good, but with no trained staff to function there, what was the point.
It wasn’t the point, it would seem. Mass immunization centres make far more sense. While Stevens hasn’t stated this was the original intended purpose, I’d argue that it possibly was because we came nowhere near close to requiring the beds and even if we did use the beds, we would not have had any medical personnel to work there.
Stevens also said:
There will be roving teams who will prioritise care homes and social care staff and other vulnerable groups – Wales Online[1]
Looks like 2021 could be as fun as 2020!
Let me know what you think about this, am I the only one who thinks mass immunization of a relatively untested vaccine for a disease which most of us will never get, and for those that do, the majority will scrape by with little more than a bad cold, is a terrible idea?
It’s like the nefarious plans of some evil villain in a marvel comic, and yet, still even now, people tell me I’m a tinfoil conspiracy theorist. Yet here we are in 2020 living in a reality not dissimilar to much of what myself and many other so-called tinfoil conspiracy theorists have been warning of for decades.
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I agree… the intention to use the nightingale hospitals as hospitals was never realistic or going to be as described… since they were never actually used for those purposes and it’s now clear that whatever they are to be used for, is the real purpose… to give out untested and in many cases, fatal vaccines to the population…
I’ve just been sent a link to your site. Wonderful! Great to see what you’re putting out as most of what has been available so far I’ve found through the US or Australia.
The inside of the Nightingale ‘hosipital’ is chilling. I never believed in the story and thought they were to be detention centres.
I’m so concerned about the lack of awareness of what’s going on with most of my friends – they’re in denial.
Please keep up the brilliant work and I’ll post your site out to as many people as I can.
Thanks Alison for your support, it means a lot. I agree, the ‘Nightingale’ hospitals never sat well with me, very chilling indeed.
Sounds about right, it’s Mr H’s Germany on a global scale…
I completely agree, it makes sense now you’ve said it. I never understood how they could staff the centres either. I dispair at the apparent queues of people at testing centres in Liverpool… If that is true. I dispair at the government for allowing lockdown when they admitted the figures were wrong. I despair at those who stay in their own little worlds with no idea where this is going to end up, who I know will ask “how others allowed all this to happen”. We need to see social and economic risk assessments so we can make our own… Read more »
Thank you for your support. If the public saw the social and economic risk assessments none of this would have ever happened. They would show a far bleaker picture than most people realise. Thanks again