From an article on CNN regarding the hospital.. "183 people were evacuated in just 90mins"...

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk]
video of news report last pic..

Imagine the movement, chaos, noise, 183 patients..

From another article:

"Out in the parking lot, as night fell, hospital workers used any method they could to get patients care. Some worked despite bloody cuts and gashes of their own; others stepped away in shock. A city school bus and the beds of some pickup trucks were used to rush patients to other hospitals.

“It was mass chaos trying to get patients out,” said Sgt. Rodney Rodebush, a National Guard soldier who served in Iraq and Afghanistan and found himself outside St. John’s.

Sergeant Rodebush said he had carried about 25 patients out.
[link to www.nytimes.com]


Another article:

After the twister had passed, the entire 367-bed hospital was evacuated for fear of structural damage to the modern, nine-story building, where walls were knocked 10 feet out of place and rooms strewn with broken glass, concrete, ceiling tiles and other dangerous debris. Some patients were taken out in wheelchairs, while others unable to make their way out on their own after the elevators were disabled were slid down the stairs on mattresses.

Doctors and nurses set up a triage centre in the parking lot amid crushed cars and a smashed helicopter(this was where weatherman was filming)but once the storm victims were evaluated, they had to be sent to other hospitals for treatment. Some staff members who reported to work at St. John's after the tornado were themselves injured but toiled through the night anyway.

At the time, the hospital had 183 patients. At least 59 of the St. John’s patients were taken to a sister hospital in Springfield, spokeswoman Lisa Cox said. (so movement, ambulances etc all within 90 - 120 mins after.. why didnt the weather man get that?) The patients ranged in age from a 4-year-old boy to a 91-year-old woman, she said, adding that none of the patients' conditions has been confirmed.

At least 90 other patients were taken to CoxHealth hospitals in Springfield, said spokeswoman Stacy Fender. Many were treated and released and a few were admitted, said Fender, who couldn't comment on the patients' conditions.

The recovery effort was going as smoothly as possible, said Cox, of the St. John's site in Springfield. She credited frequent drills with calm amid the chaos.

"They really do a great job of preparing us for these kinds of incidents," she said. which is what i was trying to say, they wouldnt be standing round in shock, they would be evacuating patients, setting up triage, DOING THEIR JOB.. yet none of these videos show it.. why? when it is clear it was occurring.. something isnt right


Me: Yet where is this chaos in these videos?.. this was happening right when he was filming.. people crying, yelling, panicking, organising, evacuating... missing from the video.. why do we not hear it or see it?..

I have always said I totally believe a tornado hit, I don’t doubt that for one second.. but these videos coming out look like they are staged.. I don’t know .. something just grabs my gut when i watch them that says its wrong.. with the addition of these news articles stating the chaos and the movement and the evacuations going on around exactly where this weather channel guy was filming just make me even more suspicious of what it is that is trying to be shown to us ..