Welcome back to the factual battle, moonbats! In this installment we will be examining another of the many coincidences between the Fauci Flu and Fentanyl Fever.

Buckle up, moonbats, it's about to get dark in here! Let's jump back into the information stream and see what bites.

We've all seen the headlines being hyped across social media during the peak of the pandemic panic which featured folks being arrested for assault and "terroristic threats" - some would say "attempted murder" - for coughing and spitting at other people. [1][2][3]

In one case a Florida man has been indicted on a federal terrorism charge for "perpetrating a biological weapon hoax" when he claimed to have the dreaded Chinese Virus and spit on police officers who were responding to an alleged domestic violence incident. In this instance the Chinese Virus has been declared a hoax because the suspected terrorist tested negative for the Fauci Flu. His attorney, Samuel Landes, in an email made the following statement:  "The United States Attorney's position in this case would make each of the millions of COVID-19 patients 'in possession' of a biological weapon." [4]

This begs the question of whether the United States Attorney in that district has information proving that SARS-CoV-2 is a biological weapon, or if the act of merely coughing and/or spitting in the presence of a LEO, or any other individual, may eventually be classified as an act of biological terrorism.

Can anyone who has any communicable disease now be classified as a terrorist simply because someone else may be frightened of the possibility of contracting an infection through some incidental contact with that individual? Also, if someone who has tested positive for any potentially life-threatening communicable disease ventures out into public before being cleared by a medical professional with a laboratory confirmation that the infection has been resolved, could that person be charged with attempted murder even if no one is proved to have acquired the disease as a result? Is every conceivable communicable disease which carries the slightest potential for producing deadly results now going to be classified as a biological weapon? Can trying to return home from a doctor's appointment now result in being declared a potential terrorist?

These questions, though they may sound ridiculous to you today, are important to ask as current events appear to be trending in that direction.

You may think that speculation on these questions is pointless and that we will never be confronted with such senarios, but, I would direct you to the case of a man in Saudi Arabia (one of the United States' closest military allies and trading partners) who is facing charges which carry the potential for being sentenced to death by beheading. An interesting aspect of this case is that the suspected "terrorist" is reported to be a foreign national though their nationality is not revealed. Could it be that the "Saudi Arabia mall spitter" is Chinese? [5]

Well, moonbats, here's another wacky coincidence for you: the Other Chinese Virus has also made numerous headlines for straight up murder charges.

Drug dealers in many jurisdictions are facing murder charges for having supplied fentanyl and/or fentanyl analogues to individuals who subsequently overdosed and died. [6][7][8]

At least one drug dealer has been charged with first-degree murder for a fentanyl overdose after a grand jury found sufficient evidence to pursue the charge. It's alleged that the dealer knew the drugs were tainted with fentanyl and likely to cause fatal overdose. Perhaps, first-degree murder may not be the appropriate charge as the dealer may not have intended to murder anyone. However, they were certainly aware of the possibility of death due to consumption of their illicit and counterfeit products. This particular case occurred in Florida where fentanyl has essentially been given a legal designation as a murder weapon. [9][10]

Drug abusing parents are likewise facing charges including murder for the unfortunate overdose deaths of their children whom they negligently exposed to the Other Chinese Virus. [11][12][13][14]

Again, it's notable that these reports are local news.

It's becoming an increasingly common local news headline around the country for a drug dealer or parent to be charged with murder in connection with fentanyl overdose deaths. What is less common, but not unheard of, is the use of fentanyl to accomplish intentional premeditated murder.

Some of you may ask if fentanyl can actually be used as a murder weapon. The answer is, without a doubt, yes, of course. How could you doubt that a dangerous drug prone to so easily causing overdose deaths would make an effective murder weapon?

Although the prosecution of drug dealers and drug dependent parents on charges of murder for unfortunate overdose deaths is a new development over the last few years, the use of fentanyl for premeditated murder is decades old with the first such prosecution (at least the earliest that I have found in my research) having been filed and successfully argued nearly 20 years ago.

Kristen Rossum worked as a toxicologist for the San Diego County Medical Examiner's Office where she began an extramarital affair with her boss which ultimately led to a plot to kill her husband. She was convicted of murder in the death of her husband. Her murder weapon of choice was fentanyl. [15][16]

Several other murder cases have been filed and some successfully prosecuted with fentanyl as the murder weapon of choice. In one case the fentanyl wasn't killing the victim quickly enough so the murderer resorted to strangulation, however the strangulation was only possible due to incapacitation by means of surreptitious drugging with fentanyl. [16][17][18]

What is less well known are cases in which medical professionals are charged with murder for intentionally over prescribing or administering a lethal dose of fentanyl to their patients. In one such case a single doctor - Dr. William Husel of Mount Carmel, Ohio - has been charged for the murder of 25 patients over the course of four years. His trial was scheduled to begin in early 2020 but has been pushed back to sometime in 2022 due to the pandemic lockdown panic wreaking havoc on court scheduling. [19][20]

Now it may seem excessive to charge a doctor with 25 counts of murder in cases where at least some of the alleged victims were seriously ill and near the end of their life expectancy based on their medical condition. However, it should be noted that Dr. Husel is suspected of having contributed to early death in another ten cases and has only been charged in those cases for which he had prescribed fentanyl in doses of at least 500 micrograms. [21][22]

Yes, you read that correctly, MICROGRAMS.

That may seem like a exceedingly small amount as 500 micrograms is a mere half of a milligram. However, fentanyl is known to be fatal at a dosage as low as 2 milligrams. In some instances, this particular doctor had prescribed fentanyl in dosages of 2,000 micrograms (2 milligrams), which alone can be a fatal dose. At these levels it's not difficult to overdose with any additional ingestion either through the consumption of tainted prescription drugs or negligent double dosing by hospital staff which can easily happen if one of them forgets to write a dose on the patient chart.

In another wacky coincidence, at least a few of the patients for whom Dr. Husel has been charged were on a ventilator at the time of their overdosing and death. That's correct, they were already on a ventilator and were given a fatal dose of fentanyl.

In the case of the lower end at 500 micrograms the dosage was prescribed for administration every hour for patients on mechanical ventilation. If a patient was not properly metabolizing the drug or the administering nurse was a few minutes early with the dose, it's entirely possible for even that half of a milligram dose to result in overdose deaths.

How many times has something similar happened?

Well, lest you go away thinking that Kristen Rossum and Dr. William Husel are exceptional outliers, I will remind you that a simple search for "nurses who kill" or "killer nurses" or "serial killer doctor" will turn up more results than you could possibly hope to read.

There are numerous examples of serial killers in the medical profession, from the infamous nurses of National Socialist Germany to Charles Cullen (oddly appropriate surname, yes?) to Donald Harvey, Amelia Dryer, Genene Jones, Niels Hogel, Richard Angelo, Michael Swango, Harold Shipman and on and on. [23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33]

It's not difficult to imagine that there might be hundreds more serial killers working in the medical industry and possibly playing a role in the increased death count ascribed to the Fauci Flu.

It may be just another wacky coincidence, but, several of those serial killer medical professionals used drug overdoses to place their patients into states of near death in order to pose as heroes for "saving their lives" if their victims were fortunate enough to survive the attack. Could something similar be at work in the hospitals with the highest death counts?

How many medical professionals are getting away with murder because their own diagnosis of other causes is simply accepted at face value with no additional investigation?

How many of the alleged Covid-19 deaths among intubated patients were the result of the negligent administration of fentanyl?

How many cases of alleged COVID-19 were actually suffering from Wooden Chest Syndrome resulting from exposure to fentanyl?

We may never know the answers, but the questions need to be asked.

The likelihood of getting honest answers to these questions diminishes with each passing day as the dead are cremated and social media posts receive the digital equivalent of cremation.

That's why I believe it's important for you to share these articles and help me to get more people talking about these facts and possibilities. This isn't about me, this is about the truth and an accurate account of historical events as we live through them.

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- Marvin Scott Marvin, July 11th, 2021

[Originally published on Minds]

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