You have every right to be furious. The profession is destroyed. For me, it begs two questions:
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Who gets held accountable, and for how much? Those in federal agencies clearly have been part of the effort to suppress info and push disinformation, as well as many hospital administrators. I've asked the question before about who gets arrested among the docs, NP's, and nurses, especially those who STILL push the lies: 98%? 75%? 50%? 1%? I can't even fathom how this plays out.
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How do you replace it, and with whom? If you free up all the information, people will be free to create/develop care on their own. Will essential medical care basically be ER/surgical interventions for acute trauma? And who trains them?
In due time, all these questions will be answered. The necessary cleanup just seems almost impossible to wrap my mind around...
As another example of how crime has spiraled out of control, Oakland is struggling with thieves stealing copper wire from traffic light electrical boxes
So like the majority of physicians still promoting the vaccine despite massive data indicating extensive damage, the majority of therapists seem to still support "gender-affirming care" despite overwhelming evidence otherwise. "The refusal to see the obvious" will be one of the themes, when we look back on all this, as to why this will be considered by historians as the darkest time in world history.
Thank you for your kind words. We're all here at this time in world history for a reason. I believe my friend was here not only because of the compassionate work he did in his life, but to also throw a spotlight onto the horrors of modern medicine. Without going into a lot of detail, his was not the result of just one bad doctor, but a complete and total systems failure. I'm ready for the shift.
Yesterday I attended the funeral of a good friend of many years. He was the victim of horrendous medical malpractice, but he's finally at peace after many years of physical and mental torture. A good guy who was incredibly based.
I've heard the song, Amazing Grace, performed many times, but it was the third verse that really struck me:
"Through many dangers, toils, and snares,
I have already come;
’Tis grace hath brought me safe thus far,
And grace will lead me home."
My buddy didn't make it, but we're almost there, frens. Hang in there. God bless
She's a unifying figure. No one likes her