But not surprising. This was sent to me today. True or not, IDK.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lP1REMthJA&feature=youtu.be

That is very interesting to watch. Could just be camera angles but it is nice to see follow up reports at the exact same hospitals.

Sure makes you wonder if we're being snowballed. I saw a report just the other day, just like that. We need to ask the crooked polititians WTH is going on! For sure can't trust the media on anything, it all comes with an agenda.

The news service apologized for running the Italian footage on Monday. That makes this old news.

For those of us not living near a city the size of NYC, we have no idea how many people over how many square miles and how many primary hospitals they’re talking about. I do know, however, not all hospitals are equipped the same. Rochester, Minnesota, has 2 major hospitals. The one my insurance says I have to go to first can’t even tell me if I have too many eye floaters. They send almost everyone to the two main hospitals for anything more than “let’s get them stabilized “ type care.

I don’t trust moms with go-pro cameras “reporting” the news.

I put alot more trust in moms than in our media. Yes anything can be staged -- our current media is proof of that.

I agree that moms with go pros are not the pinnacle of honest journalism. It is too easy to change the story by filming a different location or filming at a different time. While I highly doubt these people filmed this stuff weeks ago, there is no real way to know if they waited to film until it fit the narrative.

This is the first one of these I have seen where they show the official news footage and the follow up civilian footage. In some of this, you can see in the video both news sources are at the same place.

Traditional media can be trusted to run a story on emergency hospitals being set up. However, there is a good chance they will forget to ask if those same field hospitals have any patients in them in the coming weeks.

I hope everyday people keep telling what they are seeing as we hit the peak. There is a lot of mistrust in the media. This will help validate the official news stories.

That has been my experiences with the media from being a fireman/medic. The reporters show up and can say for sure believably that an incident occurred -- everything after that is whatever they want to make up.

The media has proven they can't be trusted, that much is for sure.

If I lived @ the 'peak hotspot' in the USA the local hospital is the last place I would want to go....unless I needed critical care and then I would be calling 911 to take me there.......