Doctors, nurses, and pharmacists tend to share certain personality characteristics, more or less, unique to their professions:
- Obsessiveness
- Compliance
- Rigidity
Because of this, they tend to be rewarded if they maintain these personality features throughout their careers. In fact, people entrust them with their lives and rely on their judgement, partly because they tend to be this way.
Q has referenced suicide weekend more than once. Q also indicated that the first arrest will set the tone for future events.
Theory: What if Fauci is the first arrest? If he is, the message becomes clear: those that followed his treatment recommendations/protocols to the letter will now be held accountable for their decisions and face criminal charges. This very group that prides itself on following strict regimens/treatment guidelines and always falling in line with authority, will now be facing jail. What if suicide weekend refers to all these "professionals" who NEVER THOUGHT IN A MILLION YEARS that they would suffer the consequences of their actions because the medical establishment would protect them? I strongly suspect that, even now, going to prison is not something they've contemplated in their lives, thinking that if they just do as they are told, they will be nicely financially rewarded and insulated.
This whole time I was thinking suicide weekend referred to celebrities, bankers, Big Pharma execs, corporate types, and other cabal minions. What if medicine is the one that takes the biggest suicide hit? Some states are now providing an emergency hotline for physicians through the medical boards to call if they are in imminent risk. This never occurred to me until today.
Solid post, and I can see medical and pharmaceutical professionals being impacted the way you describe (also other groups, but arresting Fauci would, I imagine, be a massive blow to this particular group).
In addition to the three personality characteristics you list, I'd add a sense of being an Authority, of being a healer, of being wiser than the average person, of being looked up to, of being SPECIAL.
The huge downgrade of their status -- to being suspected of serious criminality, of being malicious rather than benevolent, of becoming pariahs -- will be very hard to take, even if the courts never come for them.
Also, many have a very high salary that embraces big homes, expensive cars, international vacations for the entire family, etc.
They are unable to give this up.
Yes. Money is almost as addictive as Power.
I know others have mentioned this outcome of what has happened over the last 2-3 years.
This is the loss of trust in the medical industry. I know I have posted this before, but what I said months ago....Both hubby and I have told our family, regardless of what happens to us they are NOT to admit us to a hospital.
We have agreed to die at home because we have ZERO trust in hospitals. One son said what if you break a bone. I said "Find a vet!"
Luckily, I am very well versed in medical procedures and I am the person my family and friends call for diagnoses/treatment. I am a homeopathic person and have found a plethora of treatments for as many issues.
There are so many natural products that works as well, or better, than pharma drugs.
I do need to take a thyroid supplement because most of my thyroid was removed about 40 years ago. I was put on Synthroid and when I found out that something called Amour Thyroid was a natural supplement but not covered by insurance, I switched to it.
You have no idea how many times I have been asked to go back to the pharma drug. Just today the clinic called and asked me if I knew it was not covered by insurance. It's all about money, folks.
Yes, it costs me about $30 a month but it is far better for me than the synthetic.
It will take years for us to ever get trust in the pharmaceutical industry, if we ever do. Perhaps this is the first step in learning about the "cures" we have been denied for decades.
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I use homeopathics also and a plethora of other alternative treatments. I try to be totally self sufficient from a medical point of view. I am 71 and was in a hospital overnight in my 20's for a miscarriage/DNC...that's it. My family of 7 have only had one appendectomy and a gall bladder removed and then just hospital births. I had all my children at home. Thank God that is it.
I have not trusted the medical establishment for a very long time but it does take a lot of time, effort and money to become knowledgeable about the various disciplines of healing...but it is SO worth it...no vax regrets, malpractice issues, drug issues, death, etc. It may not be the popular way but it has been my way and I am so grateful to God for showing me this path.