Crosshouse Hospital Nurse Stops After Branding Coronavirus “Scam”

A Crosshouse Hospital The nurse was stopped by a social media rant spreading a conspiracy theory about the coronavirus.

Tracey McCallum faces a loss of more than 20 years of career after branding the corona outbreak as a “scam” and spreading its own alternative “investigation” online.

A 45-year-old woman working at NHS24 has supported the following conspiracy theories:

● Claiming a face mask helps spread the virus.

● Openly blame the new vaccine and compare it to “genocide”.

● Supports antimalarial drugs taken by Donald Trump but dismissed by the Director of World Health.

● Communicating vitamins and minerals to people will help you work on Covid.

Shocked colleagues reported McCallum from Darvel to the NHS boss to the Nursing Watchdog after spitting out controversial opinions on Facebook’s nursing group.

She is currently suspended from work and has been reported to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC).

One of her posts states: It increases hospitalization and death and continues this scam forever.

“Everywhere management is a bully and dominates us. It’s all about games to see who can be the most sadistic.”

Another post states, “I believe the NHS is as corrupt as the government.”

Another said: “Since birth, more people have awakened from lies. Tyranny! Genocide! Rebellion! When we all move from the dark side, the world will be a brighter place.”

Another post states: “I’m tired of hearing about tests and vaccines. The scary thing is just to go to Facebook and see all the independent media companies reporting what’s really happening around the world. That’s good. It’s been blocked everywhere, but the mortality rate is less than 1% and there’s no miraculous flu this year. “

When the sister paper’s Daily Record approached, McCallum said he supported the content of the message. And she believed she was being targeted by her boss because she had “too many questions.”

She told us that the antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine, which was overwhelmed by Trump’s unproven health benefits, may be the key to tackling the pandemic. No clinical trials have yet been found to support the use of the drug for Covid-19, and critics say it has potentially serious side effects.

However, the nurse said: “Our immune system is so great that there are 170 peer reviews saying that hydroxychloroquine, zinc, vitamins C and D gave really good results.

“This drug is for malaria, but if it works, it works. It’s been years before trying the vaccine, and it’s a good drug for many things. I’d like to try it. It’s not a guinea pig for that. “

She defended her opinion when asked about comments on “genocide” when she was discussing the removed corona vaccine from the Nurses Roar Nursing Chat Group, which consists of 34,000 members.

She states: “What I meant was that in the war nurses were fooled into giving people medicine through the Holocaust.

“I had a lot of bad side effects. I know a lot of nurses who don’t want to take it, so I wonder,” If you don’t want to take it, why give it to someone else? “

She also says there is evidence that the mask is a “bacterial and viral breeding ground” and “when something goes wrong, people need to speak up.

“I think too many people are blinded by what’s on TV. If you go to the Internet and do a survey, you’ll find the information you need. Don’t just accept what you’re told.”

McCallum worked during a pandemic, but became ill for weeks due to work-related stress after both her and her employer complained.

She was notified of her suspension earlier this month.

The nurse said she spent hours conducting her research online. She said. “I knew I had to raise my concerns there. I tried it on the NMC and whistleblower helplines. They just say they talk to your employer. I say I don’t trust my employer anymore. The only other place I can do is Facebook. “

Despite her remarks, McCallum said she hoped her registration as a nurse would not be affected after the investigation.

She said: “I will take it when it comes. I am now more worried about the health of our society.

“I can’t justify doing my job and the people who ask me are adjacent to the effectiveness of masks and vaccinations.

“Unless they knew they were advertiseable and safe, we couldn’t justify advertising. I always put patients first.

“I’m interested in keeping patients alive. I only talked about what I believe.”

A colleague expressed concern about her theory, saying the nurse was “engaged in the Covid conspiracy theory.”

McCallum said: “I’m absolutely fine. I know exactly what I’m doing.”

NHS Airshire and Alan, like the NMC, said they could not comment on the investigation. NHS 24 said staff issues were treated in secret.