When you get people that I personally know whose mother or father or brother or sister would go in with a bad cough and trouble breathing, and they wouldn't give them drugs, wouldn't give them trouble, they'd say, just go home, take some aspirin. And when they couldn't breathe, they'd come back and put them on a ventilator, and there was the same thing in every Western country. On average, the equivalent of $53,000 to put somebody on a ventilator, another $12,000 if they die. That's not enough money! That's not a lot! No matter where you were, it was the same in the UK, same in Australia, same here. Same program, same deal. Oh, you can't see your loved one. Well, they weren't letting the nurses and doctors that normally work there. They were telling them, oh, we're not doing regular care right now at these key hospitals, remember? Oh, the hospital's closed. You'd go there, no cars are there, but they'd show you, oh, it's so busy. There's people on hazmat crews. Don't come to the hospital. We can't do that elective surgery. We can't even see people that had heart attacks. Remember, they had messages. You know, COVID's so bad, the hospitals are so overwhelmed. Orders went out all over the world. Do not resuscitate someone with a heart attack to an ambulance because we don't have the staff. Because they sent them home at most of the major big hospitals for the first six months. Remember this? And said, and you can't see your loved ones either because they were murdering people and setting that precedent. To turn hospitals into pure, straight-up death camps.