Speaking as someone in that professional wheelhouse: In the beginning of this plandemic, the excuse of ignorance could be made. But now after 2 years of this insanity, no way. They have seen the long trail of destruction coming into their offices and into the hospitals. They have either pushed vaxxines on their patients or delivered treatments that have caused the death of those entrusted to their care. Many providers know it is the clot shots and the toxic drugs they delivered - but for the sake of a paycheck, they continue to remain silent. Those that still cannot see, are completely incompetent. So, those that are not speaking up, while continuing to look the other way as their patients are being harmed, are complicit. If there are future trials, they will be held responsible and they should. I would testify against them.

I have no sympathy for my colleagues that are a huge part of this problem. If all the providers had stood up in the beginning, this would have ended long ago. I was there in the beginning when the script was being shoved down our throats and dissention was being squashed. The majority did not take a stand then, and they continue not to taking a stand now even though deep in their hearts they know the truth. There was a time when I could take pride in my choice of professions. I cannot say that is the case any longer. My colleagues' indifference to the suffering that in large part they have personally been responsible for, has given us all a black eye. The loss of trust in the minds of our patients may never be regained. Anyone involved in direct patient care that has sat back and remained silent in the face of this carnage, has violated their oath and professional code of ethics. Keeping a job or following orders is a lame excuse and without merit. Shame.