Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "" video.

HERE IN BULGARIA they went to such extreme lengths to separate covid patients from the rest of society they physically knocked new entrances into the hospitals for the covid wards and walled them off from the rest of the hospital. They used separate ambulances and crews for covid cases to other cases and they disinfected the grounds of the hospitals so they were not discharging people with covid.
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@brendanbarker6403 - they had 11% obesity rate in 2010. Then the law changed to allow foreign countries to own Bulgarian food companies and all the BG companies were bought out by American food companies who filled everything with sugar and now the obesity rate is 26%. I notice this as I am type 1 diabetic due to pancreas damage, I cant even death the "natural yoghurt" any longer as it has 4g of added sugar per 100g. But as obesity is a new imported thing it has not had a chance to yet destroy the health of the population. The biggest difference though is that BG has 4 X the per capital hospital bed capacity that the UK has. They have a distributed hospital system - there are 24 small hospitals in my city of 350k people. There are 21k people per hospital in the country. In the UK it is 44k
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HERE IN BULGARIA they initially implemented the SOVIET ERA PANDEMIC PLAN - that's how obvious it was to the world there WOULF DE a pandemic, the commies had a plan in 1980. And FYI - it worked brilliantly... Then the government abandoned it for the "don't overtop hospital capacity" western-style approach and 18,000 people died.
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