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The destruction of sound medical practice through fear and intimidation tactics is now complete, except for the very few doctors who still uphold their Hippocratic Oath. The few righteous doctors who haven’t sold their souls are a persecuted lot. But they know this tyranny has nothing to do with medicine. The mutiny of medicine is a product of the joining hands between Big Pharma, the World Economic Forum, and the globalist nation-state dictators seeking the Great Reset.

In a discussion with Dr. Robert Lowry, the essentials to recovering American liberty are explored, and as always, truth is spoken plainly about countermeasures against this coup. If we as grassroots citizens all choose to take a stand for freedom, justice and peace, America just might rekindle its beacon of light to a very oppressed world.

It is time to light a fire under all who call themselves patriots and freedom lovers. It is time for a global revolution against the present demonic oppression.

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schutzhund
schutzhund
2 years ago

lecture Peikoff gave in 1985, “Medicine: The Death of a Profession.” 

In medicine, above all, the mind must be left free. Medical treatment, as I have said, involves countless variables and options that must be taken into account, weighed, and summed up by the doctor’s mind and subconscious. Your life depends on the private, inner essence of the doctor’s function: it depends on the input that enters his brain, and on the processing such input receives from him.

What is being thrust now into the equation? It is not only objective medical facts any longer. Today, in one form or another, the following also has to enter that brain: ‘The DRG administrator will raise hell if I operate, but the malpractice attorney will have a field day if I don’t — and my rival down the street, who heads the local PRO, favors a CAT scan in these cases, I can’t afford to antagonize him, but the CON boys disagree and they won’t authorize a CAT scanner for our hospital — and besides the FDA prohibits the drug I should be prescribing, even though it is widely used in Europe, and the IRS might not allow the patient a tax deduction for it, anyhow, and I can’t get a specialist’s advice because the latest Medicare rules prohibit a consultation with this diagnosis, and maybe I shouldn’t even take this patient, he’s so sick — after all, some doctors are manipulating their slate of patients, they accept only the healthiest ones, so their average costs are coming in lower than mine, and it looks bad for my staff privileges…’ Would you like your case to be treated this way — by a doctor who takes into account your objective medical needs and the contradictory, unintelligible demands of ninety-nine different government agencies and lawyer squads? If you were a doctor, could you comply with all of it? Could you plan for or work around or deal with the unknowable? But how could you not? Those agencies and squads are real, and they are rapidly gaining total power over you and your mind and your patients.

In this kind of nightmare world, if and when it takes hold fully, thought is helpless; no one can decide by rational means what to do. A doctor either obeys the loudest authority; or he tries to sneak by unnoticed, bootlegging some good health care occasionally; or he gives up and quits the field.

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