New Report Confirms ‘Covid Death’ Spikes in 2020 Were Driven by Hospitals, Not a Virus

An explosive new report is turning the “Covid pandemic” narrative on its head and the data is damning.

A bombshell analysis published by the Canadian research group Correlation reveals that the 2020 mortality surge across Europe and the U.S. didn’t follow the pattern of a viral outbreak.

Instead, the evidence points to something far more chilling: the mass mistreatment of vulnerable patients inside hospitals and nursing homes.

The 400-page report, authored by researchers Joseph Hickey, Denis Rancourt, and Christian Linard, lays out a case that the deadly first wave from March to May 2020 was not a natural pandemic.

It was a manmade medical disaster.

“Where excess mortality occurred, it was of institutional and iatrogenic origin, caused by mistreatment of frail and vulnerable people in hospitals and nursing homes,” the report states.

In plain English, people died because of the way they were treated, not because of a contagious virus.

Alarmingly, the report exposes synchronised death spikes that only emerged after the World Health Organization’s (WHO) official global pandemic declaration.

According to the data, excess deaths didn’t gradually spread like an infectious disease.

Instead, they appeared suddenly and simultaneously across different countries, right after the WHO declared a pandemic on March 11, 2020.

No country saw excess mortality before that date.

Not even in cities with high traffic from China.

Rome, for instance, had more air travel from Asia than Milan, yet Milan’s death rate was 18 times higher.

In the U.S., New York City’s poorest boroughs were hit hardest, while cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco, with even more Asian travel connections, were spared.

Hospital protocols, ventilators, toxic drug cocktails, and fear-driven overreach were killing people, not a virus.

A staggering 88% of ventilated Covid patients in New York died.

Hospitals were putting elderly patients on ventilators at rates never seen before.

Experimental drugs were administered at 10x the safe doses, particularly combinations like hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin, which can cause fatal heart issues.

Sedatives like midazolam were handed out like candy, potentially hastening death in critical patients.

This wasn’t care. It was carnage.

The researchers found that poor communities near large medical centers, not just any poor communities, suffered the highest death rates.

The common factor wasn’t the virus.

It was access to aggressive treatment protocols.

Being poor wasn’t the risk, however.

Being poor near a hospital that was ready to follow the panic-driven playbook was.

Isolation, job loss, and fear took their toll during the pandemic.

The researchers suggest that stress-induced pneumonia, not a virus, may explain many respiratory deaths, especially in the elderly.

People’s immune systems crashed from the anxiety, fear, and social disconnection.

Then they were funneled into hospitals and put through a medical meat grinder.

So-called “experts” told us the virus would spread evenly across all major hubs.

However, many highly connected cities never had major death spikes.

Instead, specific areas, often with the most aggressive responses, saw death rates explode.

Meanwhile, regions that resisted panic or took a more conservative medical approach often avoided the worst.

The WHO, media, and government officials blamed a deadly virus, but this data points to a fatal response.

Correlation’s report concludes:

“The data indicates that the declared pandemic response itself generated the mortality catastrophe through treatment-caused deaths and stress-induced illness.”

Essentially, the masks, lockdowns, experimental treatments, and ventilators weren’t just ineffective; they were lethal.

And now, years later, the same experts and institutions want you to trust them again.

This wasn’t a pandemic of pathology; it was one of state-sanctioned harm.

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