Interview 1555 - Rosemary Frei on How the High Death Rate in Care Homes Was Created on Purpose

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🗓️ 16 June 2020

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Rosemary Frei has an M.Sc in molecular biology from a faculty of medicine and was a freelance medical journalist for 22 years. She is now an independent journalist in Canada. In her recent article, Were conditions for high death rates at Care Homes created on purpose? she examines how all of the rules and guidelines pertaining to elderly care, death certification and treatment of bodies in Ontario have been changed during the course of this crisis in order to increase the numbers reported dying of COVID. We discuss the reasons behind these changes and what they tell us about the real nature of this pandemic panic.

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0:00.0	And this is all premised on, oh, well, the bodies are going to be piling up otherwise, like they are in New York and Italy.
0:05.2	So it's imperative that we don't run out of space in the storage space, even though that we've never had a real big wave of deaths in Ontario.
0:18.2	They've not bodies piling up, and yet they use this to radically, this premise to radically change the rules.
0:25.7	You're listening to the Corbett Report.
0:31.3	Welcome, James Corbett here, CorbettReport.com in an interview that is being recorded on the 15th of June 2020, and today we have a new
0:38.3	guest on the program, Rosemary Frey, who came to my attention via some reports of hers that are
0:44.5	being published at off-dash guardian.org, which I'm sure many of my listeners will be familiar with,
0:48.7	so perhaps you've seen it already. Today we're going to be talking specifically about one of her
0:52.7	recent articles on, were conditions for high death rates at care homes created on purpose, which I think the
1:01.2	topic and context of that should be obvious to the listeners out there, but we'll get more
1:05.3	into it in case there are any questions. First, let's welcome her to the program. Rosemary
1:10.0	Frey, thank you very much for
1:10.9	joining us today. Thanks very much, James. It's a real pleasure to be on your program.
1:16.6	Well, thank you for joining us. And as I say, I'm somewhat embarrassed to note that I hadn't
1:21.7	really been familiar with your work before. I started seeing it at offguardian.org. But
1:26.2	according to the Offguardian bio, it says that you've
1:29.2	been an MSC in molecular biology and a freelance medical writer and journalist for 22 years.
1:36.3	Perhaps you can just tell us a little bit about your background and how you came to be involved
1:40.5	in this topic.
1:41.7	Sure, James. I'd be happy to. I was just kind of a, I did a master's in
1:45.2	science from a faculty of medicine at the University of Calgary a long time ago. I finished that in
1:49.9	1988 and then I just got into medical journalism, but more for trade publications for
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