Foundational Weapons For A Modern War
A Patient’s Bill of Rights was first adopted by the American Hospital Association in 1973. It was revised in 1992, and reinforced under the Affordable Care Act in 2010. The very first item usually listed on a hospital’s Patient’s Bill of Rights is some variation of the following: You have the right
When discussing the adverse effects of Covid injections, the common mantra of the vaccine apologists goes something like this: If vaccine injuries are so pervasive and devastating, we would be hearing more about them. They argue that we would have cases all around us, yet they don’t see them. Well, one of the
Continue readingEric Clapton: Vaccine Injured, Media Cancelled
Imagine a time when the American medical establishment was disinterested in science, with patients dying because doctors were hamstrung by misguided, deadly hospital protocols. In callous disregard to available facts, these administrators – self-assured in their intellectual superiority – watched while life-saving treatments were left untried, or worse, banned; the doctors who
Continue readingMedical Misinformation: What President Garfield Can Teach Us About Covid-19
Since late August, journalist Christine Dolan has conducted a series of interviews with vaccine-injured individuals titled “American Conversations with Vaccine Injured.” The patients are from all walks of life – athletes, medical students, parents, and even several healthcare professionals. All detail their experiences before and after receiving the various vaccines. Several express
Continue readingThe Vaccine Injured Nobody Wants You To Know About
“I am an essential worker,” the old man said as the soldiers took by the arms and removed him from the work detail. “Oh, you’re essential, eh,” the soldiers laughed. “I work for Oskar Schindler,” the man said growing concerned.“Oh, an essential worker for Oskar Schindler,” the soldiers mocked. “A one-armed Jew.
“Shame off you,” he said. It was the first time I’d heard that term, and I was a little taken aback until I realized that he was exactly right. Shame is something we wear, like a wet, smelly blanket someone dons for no good reason. Some bully at some point threw it
“He doesn’t know what he’s talking about,” I said to the television. I’d just watched a History Channel exposé on the life of King David. The “expert” theologian made a few comments that were clearly contradicted by scripture, but no matter, the guy was an expert according to the show’s producers, so