Lockdowns Result in Deaths of Isolation

"Is this the rest of my life? If so, I don't want to go on."

This is one of the many heartbreaking questions asked of Dr. Louise Aronson, a geriatric doctor from San Francisco, who works with elderly patients who are stuck in isolation....

"Sometimes the doors to their rooms are open, and you just see someone sitting in a chair with tears running down their face," Aronson said, according to NBC News. Chester Peske, a resident of a long-term care facility in Minnesota, contracted COVID-19, and though he was asymptomatic, he died shortly thereafter. His death wasn't due to the virus, however. The cause of death was listed as "social isolation/failure to thrive related to COVID-19 restrictions" in combination with his progressing Alzheimer's disease...

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Hilton "CleanStay" Program Designed To Isolate Guests and Make Them Sick

By Margaret Dore

Hilton Promotional Photo

Hampton by Hilton, formerly known and still commonly referred to as Hampton Inn, is a brand of  hotels trademarked by Hilton Worldwide.*

This Summer, Hilton rolled out a new "CleanStay" program at a Montana Hampton, which paradoxically promoted uncleanliness, germs and filth. I know because I was there when the program started.

Per Hilton's direction, Hampton's staff put up little blue door stickers to seal freshly sanitized rooms in preparation for arriving guests. The stickers matched social distancing stickers, which had already been placed on the floor to encourage guests to stay six feet apart as they checked in. Face masks became mandatory for staff.