posted on Apr, 6 2020 @ 03:49 AM
The doctors quoted in the obituaries on the Italian site were retired. maybe some did come out of retirement for a week or 2. Bear in mind the
majority of these doctors were over 70yrs old.
But the point of the op is that the actual webpage changed and removed their dates of birth, the issue wasn't whether or not they died of covid19 but
why it was felt necessary to remove their dob and hype up the deaths in the media as being active working doctors on the frontlines
Now let's take a look at a few of those names
Dr Roberto Stella - dob 22/7/1952 He was actually a GP not a Hospital doctor from a small town near Milan, not a retired doctor brought out to fight
the virus. So on that point I was wrong about him being retired but the misconception remains
Bruna Galavotti - dob 3/4/1933 Was a psychiatrist nothing to do with corvid19
Guiseppe Borghi - dob 19/1/1956 Was a GP in Londi no cause of death listed
Massimo Borghese - dob 12/3/1957 Dr Borghese was a communications & speech therapist for autistic children in Naples did not work in a hospital and
strangely his memorial page was online the day before his death was announced!
Dr Marcello Natali - dob 13/9/1963 Died of double pneumonia but was listed as a corvid 19 death although it is not known just when he tested positive
or even if he was actually tested
Anyway that's just a few, my point stands, they were almost all over the age of 60 with the majority being over 70yrs old and these statistics were
removed from the FNMO Website, which as a result gives a totally different impression. I can only presume they did this for that purpose so that
people wouldn't think it was an "old person" disease. These doctors heroic though they were, were already in the very vulnerable range before even
submitting themselves to infected hospitals and patients
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