re: NYT openly states that CDC is overstating recent COVID deaths

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I was in the hospital twice in 2020 - in March and August at the height of the “pandemic” (non-Covid related illness). UAB, the largest hospital in Alabama. The ER was a ghost town and my floor was half full. But my TV told me bodies were being stacked in refrigerated trucks and sick people were lining the halls for lack of rooms. I saw the opposite with my own eyes.

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This is not false.

I had hospital privileges at 5 locations and none of them were “full” at any point in the pandemic.

They were understaffed because people were freaking out. There were lots of female nurses who husbands and parents pushed them to “get out” of the hospital to protect themselves and they did.

The newspaper published statistics like “the beds are 97% full which was true BUT there were empty units that they had closed to deal with staff shortages.

Hospitals were never full.