Women and Children Last
I recently came across Remnant MD, a Renaissance doctor/blogger whose tagline is "Unifying ancestral medical wisdom with modern physiology." He began sharing his insights in 2021 after circumstances in 2020 surrounding COVID tipped him over the edge. I feature his article Inject the Pregnant, because: 1) it is too good not to share, 2) he [...]
Between the Lies of the Anthrax Narrative
The narrative of an Anthrax bioweapons attack is again in the “news cycle” and remains prominent on the CDC website. A November 15, 2023 CDC news brief updated advice for healthcare providers in preventing and treating anthrax should a “wide-area aerosol release of B. anthracis” occur. CDC has classified B. anthracis as a “category A” [...]
Ladybugs Galore! A Poem
The ladybugs keep coming. From where I do not know. They come in swarms all summer Their spots rain down like snow. They crawl indoors and lay their eggs They hatch all winter long. My daddy vacuums every room Until he thinks they’re gone. My sister cannot stand them, She screams until she’s red. She [...]
The Age of Victimhood: A Paradigm On Its Way Out?
In a sense, many of us have fallen into a trap of our own making; Victimhood. Victim mentality is when we believe we have no control over things that happen to us. We are a passive character in our own life. In this “woe is me” state, victims are co-dependent in relationships. In seeking validation [...]
How A License Is Like A Vaccine
Nearly one in four workers require a government-issued license to do their job. License defined: permission granted by an authority (as of a government or a business) to do some act or transaction which would be unlawful without such permission. A 2022 Institute of Justice study identified more than 2,700 licenses across the 50 states [...]
The ‘Standard of Care’ Deception
In the U.S., the medical authority determines the “standard of care” for conventional, allopathic medicine. The Standard of Care is a degree of care a doctor is expected to exercise. Standard of Care is based on many things: practice guidelines, the medical literature, hospital policies and procedures, state and federal regulations, and other sources. A [...]
