Montana speaks loudly!

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Montana just surpassed its peak for COVID-19 ICU patients. That says
something about the West. Herb Scribner, 14 hrs ago.
Montana has eclipsed its peak ICU patients from the coronavirus this
week, showing the state is in the middle of a massive COVID-19 surge.
Per The Billings Gazette, Montana averaged 109.3 patients hospitalized
in the ICU because of COVID-19. The peak number for the state came in
November 2020 when the state averaged 94.3 COVID-19 patients in the ICU.

Which means that Without the vaccine as per Biden's word there were only
2 million vaccinated when he took office in 2020...

"When I became President, about 2 million Americans were fully
vaccinated. Today, over 175 million Americans have that protection. "

This means that with many many more vaccinated (175 Million) the
Hospitalizations in the ICU are worse.... Why are we getting worse when
we have more people vaccinated? That seems to be backwards of what they
told us, over a year ago when they started distributing the vaccine.

Some hospitals in Montana have started to consider rationing care to
deal with the massive surge, according to Montana Free Press. Over the
weekend, a veterans medical facility in Montana said it would accept
nonveterans at its hospital to treat people with COVID-19, CNN reports.

Why is the Veterans hospital NOT full?

Montana is far from the only Western state to see a coronavirus surge
right now. Idaho has faced a serious coronavirus crisis in recent weeks.
In response, the state enacted its “crisis standards of care” to deal
with its heightened coronavirus surge, which allows the state to use
more resources to give people care. The state has been asking other
Western states for help, too.

This all looks staged and just a bit too convenient to be real.

As result, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, a Democrat, criticized Idaho’s
response to the pandemic, saying Idaho’s coronavirus patients are
stopping Washington state residents from getting the care they need.
“So we are calling for Idaho and the leaders there to lead and take some
commonsense measures,” Inslee added. “I’m disappointed the governor of
Idaho has spent more time trying to reduce protection by reducing
vaccine usage instead of concentrating on this, and then clogging up my
hospitals.”
Idaho Gov. Brad Little responded to the criticism, saying Washington
state has seen its own COVID-19 surge in recent weeks, per The Hill.
“Governor Inslee blames Idaho, yet Spokane County and the surrounding
area on his side of the border continue to be hot spots for virus
activity with the lowest vaccination rates in Washington, despite
Governor Inslee issuing vaccine and mask mandates,” he said in a tweet.
Regardless, Idaho is still facing a massive crisis that requires help
from other Western states, even as the governor has implored for people
to get the vaccine.
There’s no shortage of coronavirus cases across the country. And it’s
hitting states all over the map. But the West has found itself in the
middle of a COVID-19 crisis right now. Though numbers nationally may be
dipping, the West is seeing new records of hospitalizations. Only time
will tell when cases will dip and if the West can turn the corner on its
COVID-19 crisis.

If 175 million are vaccinated and only 80 million un-vaccinated then
it's NOT an epidemic of the un-vaxxed since a LARGE PORTION of that 1/3
of the people who are un-vaccinated may have NATURAL IMMUNITY which is
far better than the "FAKE vaccines" that are nothing but a hoax to get
people to sign up for a set of *HEALTH PAPERS* so they can be limited in
their movements by the GOVERNMENT. The facade of them being for health
and medical "control" is just an excuse because what they're really for
is to undermine your Liberties....

The way they do that is to create smaller forced and mandated steps that
are coercion and nudging.... the process is to try to divide and conquer
by getting some to run to it in fear and some to capitulate to the
economic nudging and some to the Social pressure, so that only the truly
strong willed individuals are left to deal with.... and at that point
the Democrat-Cult and the UN and all one world Technocrats will be in
control.
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That's Karma

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Montana hospital ICU reaches 150% capacity amid COVID surge
Meg Oliver 4 hrs ago

In Billings, Montana, emergency room doctor Jamiee Belsky can
barely keep up with the surge of new COVID-19 patients.

"So we are — we're getting short on beds," she said.

At Billings Clinic, the largest hospital in the state, the ICU
is running at 150% capacity with younger and sicker patients
admitted daily. The National Guard is on hand to help care for
and screen new patients while hallways house the overflow.

"People need to get vaccinated because right now we're
hurting," Belsky said.

Frank Miller, 59, was hospitalized with COVID-19 more than two
weeks ago. The unvaccinated engineer spent more than a week on
a ventilator.

"I struggled with it, being on a ventilator," he said, adding
he was "scared out of my mind."

"Because you don't know," Miller said. "You don't know what's
happening. Afterward. I thought I'd come right out of it and I
would be okay. And all of a sudden I couldn't move my hands. I
couldn't feed myself."

In the past week, Montana averaged about 108 COVID-19 patients
in hospital ICUs — breaking the record seen during the winter
of 2020. Thirty-five people have died in the state since the
start of the month.

"You have good days, you have bad days," Belsky said. "I have
days I have to call my college buddies and say, 'Hey man, it's
been a bad day. We lost a tough patient last night.'"