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I tend to very much appreciate your Posts out here. I am often highly impressed by them.

I do consider myself to be one who can express ideas and impressions in a perhaps less eloquent fashion, yet I consider myself to be amply rational and I hold reasonably thought out positions. I as well recognize that I have not been gifted in ways that I might have been. I cannot justify excuses such as the conditions of my birth or the circumstances of my upbringing. Those were not exactly enviable, but certainly it is clear that many have risen far above heights that I might have ever reached while starting from points much worse than my own roots.

On to some point.

For years now I have witnessed Physicians who have disgraced their Hippocratic Oath. Many are very young and likely shall be in the ‘Industry’ for decades to come.

Doctors today are hiding behind Nurses, Phlebotomists,
Respiratory Therapists, and an entire cast of subordinate Health Care Workers. In the ICUs they often decline to enter those rooms. It is incredible, Physicians refusing to Round in Patient rooms. ‘Let the RN get it.’ ‘ Let Respiratory get it.’

In my own case well over 2 years ago, I had the revelation that all of this Covid stuff was complete BS.

‘We cannot allow people to enter the isolation rooms, but we sure can run those Patients down to CT Scan, X-Ray, or MRI, (big money in those testing procedures.) using public elevators that move people such as visitors, food trays, trash, laundry, or anything else that one might be able to consider.

I figured this BS out within 3 months of the onset of this greatest plague in the history of mankind. Almost a year following, I realized that my career was done. There was no way under Heaven that I would ever submit to their poison treatments.

Unfortunately, I am of a serious minority. The problem shall become evident a lot sooner than we would like.

About 20 years ago, not quite, but for sure 18 or 19 years, I found myself in a Sports Bar in Savannah Georgia.

That place was full of piss and vinegar, but mostly it was beer.

Somehow the different conversations all just seemed like simple fun, the boys letting off steam, and the excitement was in the air. I honestly cannot recall if those Troops were coming or going, but Iraq was the theme of that Program.

I had been there before. They were deploying, they were returned, they were deploying again. To me it becomes all a bit blurry.

So at some point one of the young Troops asked me a question. I said to him, see Exodus 4:10-11.

Well that did it. A few minutes following that young Soldier came back at me with a pocket Bible. He was clearly impressed by me. I did not mean to steal the scene. I just wanted to be with my boy, but that comment of mine sort of changed the tempo of everything. It passed quickly enough, but I was surprised at the impact of my declining to wax eloquent in that very public space.

I was on the other hand, very impressed by those Warriors. We have lost that now, less than 2 decades out. It is a sad thing to acknowledge. Still, we must.

Gird up your loins. We are headed into a battle ourselves, like it or not.