The medical establishment has gone beserk. This political move, which sounds like a chance to profit from severely penalizig an alternative medicine doctor, is yet another reason people are learning not to trust doctors. Poor fella. Such unenlightened judges need to ask themselves whether this doctor’s patients benefitted from his treatments.
The college of Physicians and Surgeons should be charged with murder and attempted murder for still pushing the clot-shot poison. Obviously this doctor has a conscience and cares about his patients. I don’t know if its about money or depopulation or both?
Many hidden agendas on every front. I took exception to Pfizer way back in 2005 or 2007, I think, when it bought the US Supreme Court over the Kelo decision regarding eminent domain. It led to a rash of community development projects for “improcements” across the US.
I do believe these NGO’s are nests of conflicting agendas, and professional organizations are very jealous of their delegated power. The push to penalize members who go against the prescribed political agendas is rampant. The powers of the licenses themselves are easily given or withheld for inconsequrntial infractions and livelihoods ruined by the punishments.
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The medical establishment has gone beserk. This political move, which sounds like a chance to profit from severely penalizig an alternative medicine doctor, is yet another reason people are learning not to trust doctors. Poor fella. Such unenlightened judges need to ask themselves whether this doctor’s patients benefitted from his treatments.
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The college of Physicians and Surgeons should be charged with murder and attempted murder for still pushing the clot-shot poison. Obviously this doctor has a conscience and cares about his patients. I don’t know if its about money or depopulation or both?
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Many hidden agendas on every front. I took exception to Pfizer way back in 2005 or 2007, I think, when it bought the US Supreme Court over the Kelo decision regarding eminent domain. It led to a rash of community development projects for “improcements” across the US.
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I do believe these NGO’s are nests of conflicting agendas, and professional organizations are very jealous of their delegated power. The push to penalize members who go against the prescribed political agendas is rampant. The powers of the licenses themselves are easily given or withheld for inconsequrntial infractions and livelihoods ruined by the punishments.
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