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First I don’t think k my profession lied about much. I think people didn’t want to hear what was being said and as such made political hay out of something apolitical. Have away at your opinions and wailing on the entire medical profession is certainly your right. Happy for you to seek alternative forms of treatment. But simply demanding something does not mean I am obligated to go against my judgment.

Your inflammatory language of bounties and icu admissions is fundamentally wrong. What was offered and what the talking points are of the obsessed are two different things. You could educate yourself on the issue as you are willing to accept what others say

Conflating the government with practice of medicine is two different things. I am of opinion and still maintain it as I have all all forms — fauci is an idiot. The worst of the worst. The whole government response was in appropriate in many ways.

However, the uneducated opinions of people shrieking at the top of their lungs talking points that make no sense is equally as idiotic. As for Texas gator his reasoned and analytical approach to the shrieking by the troupe of responders who haven’t had an original thought in three years and only know how to parrot blog sites that are amazingly bizarre in analysis on face value surrounded by the sycophants of the hackneyed insult and insincerely pious is on point and and devastating to their arguments.

Analysis of what actually occurred is prevailing and the truth is pretty obvious. It also is no where near what conclusions you have drawn.

First I don’t think k my profession lied about much.

You mean like the University of London epidemiologist who was predicting 10s of millions dead from COVID, and recommended lockdowns while he snuck off to bang his mistress?

You mean like "safe and effective" with the quoted efficacy rate dropping from the mid-90s to the 30s ("those Beagles had it coming")?

Or Birx admitting she knew jabbing does not matter, before the jabbing started?

Or the fact the HHS and CDC knew of OTC medications which was used originally for sickle-cell anemia, that saved 85% of people who were on freaking VENTILATORS?

Or the use of Remdesivir ("RunDeathIsNear") despite the fact it was pulled from a study on Ebola, because it was so harmful? How bad does it have to be that letting Ebola progress was considered preferable to giving it?

Get wrecked, troll.

First I don’t think k my profession lied about much. I think people didn’t want to hear what was being said and as such made political hay out of something apolitical.

Well, you would be wrong. Your profession, as a whole, either lied, or was complicate in the government lying. You can sugar coat the money the government paid out for COVID diagnoses all you want. Simple fact is that many hospitals ignored a plethora of alternatives and stuck strictly with what the government dictated in order to get paid. Don't assume that just because you are a doctor that you are the only person in the room that knows how hospitals, and more specifically hospital admins, operate. People like me may not be doctors; we do have extensive professional experience and exposure with how the medical industry, specifically hospitals and medical software development in my case, operates.

I'm not conflating anything. When hospitals and doctors toe the government line in order to either get paid, or keep their certifications, they ARE one in the same for all practical purposes. The "truth" is that while state governments were sticking COVID patients in to nursing home, the medical industry was quiet. The CDC lied to people about PPE. Go ahead, lecture the guy that ran the technical side of fit testing and assisted in administering it for over a decade at a major Lvl 1 Trauma center, as well as having to work in areas where it was required how PPE works. Then post the letter you have written to the manufacturers admonishing them for stating, right on the box, how surgical masks don't work the way the CDC says they do. It has changed definitions, multiple times, in order to fit it's narrative. Go ahead and tell me it hasn't. Finally, it has quietly rolled out advisories that contradict what it stated in the past. All the while all but a handful of doctors and hospital administrators kept their mouths shut.

People deserved more and better from your profession as a whole, and they were failed miserably. It is culpable. In closing, you, sir, are just as culpable in the same way as the "good" FBI agents Hannity is always telling us about.