Category Archives: Perspectives…

A wide range of lessons and commentary about many health related issues. Many are point-blank op-ed pieces based upon personal experiences by the writers (as patients or witnesses IE, spouses, children…) – or even by some doctor’s and other medical practitioners, who actually have a conscience – in addition to some spiritual issues addressing our well-being..

The National Plan to Vaccinate Every American

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What you are about read – on the simple – for many readers, will just be a news posting – but you would be wrong. I do not take away from the posting at all – BUT – you will note an intense number of resource references – and THERE is where your education will begin. PLEASE – take the time to read the column, and then begin to STUDY the resources – ALL of them – 144 of them. THIS will be one of the greatest lessons in health AND the political world which controls it – that you will EVER read. I have no doubt that you will not read it all at one time – and I understand why… It will be overwhelming – and it has taken me nearly 3 days to prepare all of this. Kudos to the writers and investigators for ALL the efforts that have gone into this publication. ~ Editor

Behold the insanity of those who deviously plan over decades and centuries about the ways they intend to harm us and/or gain control over us. The Eyes of Darkness was written by Dean Koontz and published in 1981.

Author Sylvia Browne published a book in 2008 called End of Days: Predictions and Prophecies About the End of the World. Check out her “prediction”!!!!

In around 2020, a severe pneumonia-like illness will spread throughout the globe, attacking the lungs and the bronchial tubes and eyes of darkness all known treatments. Almost more baffling than the illness itself will be the fact that it will suddenly vanish as quickly as it arrived, attack again ten years later, and then disappear completely.
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77 Mysterious Cancer Deaths

NOT Cancer Patients, but Cancer PHYSICIANS!

It was not headlined in the media, but 77 alternative and preventive cancer doctors MYSTERIOUSLY died between 2015 and 2019. Very few people read about this because it was not publicized or widely distributed. The photos of these doctors were shown in a few obscure newsletters, but not widely publicized in newspapers, magazines, or the media. Continue reading →

Why Hospitals Can’t Handle Covid Surges: They’re Flying Blind

During a pandemic, officials need real-time data to make sure resources go where they’re needed; attempts to build a system this year have failed

El Centro Regional Medical Center was overrun with dozens of Covid-19 patients in May, with nowhere to send the critically ill. The only other hospital in Imperial County, Calif., also was swamped.

Chief Executive Adolphe Edward called the state’s emergency medical services director, asking him to intervene. “Please, please help us,” he pleaded.

Doctors and nurses at El Centro swapped text messages and made phone calls, blindly searching for openings at other hospitals. Continue reading →

One Hundred Years of Medical Fascism

April 16, 2010 ~ One hundred years ago today, on April 16, 1910, Henry Smith Pritchett, president of the Carnegie Foundation, put the finishing touches on the Flexner Report.1 No other document would have such a profound effect on American medicine, starting it on its path to destruction up to and beyond the recently passed (and laughably titled) Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (PPACA), a.k.a., “Obamacare.” Flexner can only be accurately understood in the context of what led up to it.

Free market medicine did not begin in the United States in 1776 with the Revolution. From 1830 to about 1850, licensing laws and regulations imposed during the colonial period and early America were generally repealed or ignored. This was brought about by the increasing acceptance of eclecticism (1813) and homeopathy (1825), against the mainstream medicine (allopathy) of the day that included bloodletting and high-dose injections of metal and metalloid compounds containing mercury or antimony.2
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COVID-19 Fatality Rate “Worst Miscalculation” in Human History

Ronald B. Brown, Ph.D., from the School of Public health and Health Systems at the University of Waterloo, Canada, recently stated that the COVID-19 fatality rate is the “worst miscalculation in the history of humanity.” Brown is currently completing his second doctorate degree this time in epidemiology at the University of Waterloo.

Not long ago, Brown published a paper in Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness, titled “Public health lessons learned from biases in coronavirus mortality overestimation.” Continue reading →

U.S. Has, by Far, the World’s Most-Overpriced Medical Care

The medical journal, The Lancet, is one of the world’s Big Three scientific journals of medicine; that’s the triumvirate of authorities for physicians worldwide, and the other two are the Journal of the American Medical Association, and the New England Journal of Medicine. On August 27th The Lancet published “Measuring universal health coverage based on an index of effective coverage of health services in 204 countries and territories”. Here is the visual that’s in it, which shows the United States as having, by far, the world’s costliest medical care, at around $9,000 per person per year, and yet as having lower quality of health care than virtually all other industrialized nations do: Continue reading →

How the Coronavirus Attacks the Brain

It’s not just the lungs — the pathogen may enter brain cells, causing symptoms like delirium and confusion, scientists reported.

Brain scans of coronavirus patients from a study published in July. Some develop serious neurological complications, including nerve damage, scientists have found.Credit…Ross W. Paterson, Rachel L. Brown, et al./Brain, Oxford University Press

The coronavirus targets the lungs foremost, but also the kidneys, liver and blood vessels. Still, about half of patients report neurological symptoms, including headaches, confusion and delirium, suggesting the virus may also attack the brain. Continue reading →

Big Pharma, Government, and The Media Are Blocking Coronavirus Treatments. Why?

A lot is riding on the psychological terror meme of an out-of-control “novel” killer virus that is supposedly killing millions, perhaps tens of millions across the globe. All day, every day the media pumps out constant Covid hysteria and have managed to totally terrorize a large segment of society. They’ve done such a good job that many believe every personal encounter with another human could be potentially lethal! Continue reading →

Russian government recommended banning Wi-Fi and cell phones in primary schools

On July 17th, 2020, the Russian Ministry of Health published recommendations to schools to ban the use of Wi-Fi and cell phones in elementary schools. The Medical Department of the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Russian National Committee on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, prepared the recommendations together with the Russian Ministry of Health. Continue reading →

Doctors lay out plan to ‘punish’ people who refuse coronavirus vaccine: ‘There is no alternative’

‘Simply put, getting vaccinated is going to be our patriotic duty,’ and America should consider making it difficult for the unvaccinated to participate in society, three doctors wrote.

A coronavirus vaccine should be mandatory, and tax penalties, higher insurance premiums, and denial of many government and private services ought to be considered for those refusing the shot, two doctors and an attorney argued in USA Today (recently). Continue reading →

Buying cigarettes from your hospital bed, c. 1950’s


As crazy and counter-productive as this seems, it is true that hospital patients could buy packs of cigarettes from their hospital beds. They could even smoke them in their hospital rooms! Before the surgeon general’s warning linking tobacco smoking to cancer, heart disease, and a host of other ailments, the medical field didn’t regard smoking as a threat to health. On the contrary, they noted that smoking helps to calm a stressed person and curbs appetites, so they considered cigarette smoking to be a good thing.