In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 09/01/2025 Vol.511, Q Day 2866, johnsmom wrote: If my DNA is in the AI system, which could easily happen without my consent via biopsies/blood work, I’m in trouble.
Having had cancer for 15 years, I have been a money making machine for Big Medicine/Big Pharma. Now that I have reached the “pallative” care stage, I could be seen as expendable. In a cost analysis scenario, more money could be made with an early stage cancer patient than a worn out, used up cog in the wheel.
Having been in the hospital several times this year, my husband was pushed towards a DNR. My emergency room physicians were vaccine pushers.
Though I was experiencing seizure like activity and had limited brain function, MY TOTALLY FUNCTIONING SOUL verbally demanded to know if my bedside docs had taken the Clot shot.
When told “yes, they saved my life” by one doctor, spidy senses kicked in and my response was “I do not trust you, your ignorance is a safety issue, get away from me, I want another doctor.”My family was embarrassed by my outbursts of this nature. The nurse stuck that stupid Covid swab up my nose (first and only time since 2020) and I fought like hell.
I don’t trust anyone in the industrial medical complex. The WOKE PHARMA terrorists that work in this field are DANGEROUS to conservative Christians.
I have no memory of much after because I think they sedated me on the sly. I pray they didn’t give me that stupid and deadly shot.
AI analysing our DNA has no place in an unChristian emergency medical situation. If they use it to place value on a human life, limit medical care, do cost analysis, override patient self advocacy, it is the tool of the devil.
It's good to see you on thread, Johnsmom. I'm sorry you've had those experiences with the medical machine. *pausing to pray for you*
I read an article that said when admitted to a hospital and shown the signature line on paperwork, write on it in large print "NO VACCINES" before signing it. Perhaps yo could ask family members to figure out a way to do that now.
As to DNA, the blood tests we're give routinely include white blood cells which contain DNA. DNA samples are collected at crime scenes via blood samples. Really, if they want it, they can get it or already have it on all of us anyway.
Notice the lawsuit of wrongful death is against the hospital, and the doctor. I thought about that after posting it. It looks like the doctor is advised by the AI, but the lawsuit holds the doctor responsible for accepting that advice and implementing recommendations. That makes sense to me - a human is responsible for taking or rejecting the advice of a machine.
That's why litigation like this Schara v. Ascension lawsuit is important - they can't say, "I was only following orders." We know AI makes mistakes and only knows information selectively provided to it.
I asked AI, "When hospitals use AI systems, and medical error occurs as a result, are doctors held responsible for implementing AI recommendations?"
AI's response:Â Â
"Yes, doctors can be held responsible for medical errors that occur as a result of using AI systems, as they are expected to ensure the accuracy of the AI's recommendations. However, the determination of liability can vary on a case-by-case basis, and there is ongoing debate about whether the AI's creators should also share responsibility.
healthcare-brew.com
This must surely be known throughout the medical systems and therefore your doctor(s) and the hospital are aware that they could be sued if they try to shorten your life.
It's good to know you're here lurQing with us. :D