Guest Post by Steve Kirsch
Dr. Peter McCullough, one of the most respected doctors in the world, has been a beacon of light throughout this pandemic. His reward for speaking the truth? He’s being stripped of his credentials.
Peter McCullough is an author of 677 articles published in the scientific peer-reviewed journals. He’s one of the most respected cardiologists in the world. He’s been right about everything throughout the pandemic. He has an encyclopedic memory of every paper he’s ever read. And he’s just a wonderful, nice person to boot. You really never met a nicer guy.
He’s sacrificed everything so he can speak the truth about the COVID policies. If there was one COVID advisor that the government should be listening to, Dr. Peter McCullough would be at the top of every list.
So how is he being rewarded for having the courage to speak the truth?
I got this message from him this morning:
I was terminated as the Editor-In-Chief of Cardiorenal Medicine and Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine after years of service and rising impact factors. There was no phone call, no board meeting, no due process. Just e-mails or certified letters. Powerful dark forces are working in academic medicine to expunge any resistance to the vax.
Yesterday I was stripped of my board certifications in Internal Medicine and Cardiology after decades of perfect clinical performance, board scores, and hundreds of peer reviewed publications.
None of this will stop until there is a “needle in every arm.”
Want to see what the medical journal said about his termination? Here it is:
Yet another Editor-In-Chief termination for not following the narrative
I also received this message from Dr. Ronald Kostoff who authored a paper showing how deadly the vaccines are:
The EIC of Food and Chemical Toxicology (FCT) has resigned. Based on his letter below, there are myriad reasons, but I suspect the main one is the pushback from having published the Seneff et al article. In my view, this does not bode well for the Seneff article. Hope I’m wrong.
Here is the email the Editor-in-Chief sent out:
From: José Luis Domingo Roig <[email protected]>
Date: Fri, Oct 28, 2022 at 6:17 AM
Subject: My resignation as Editor-in-Chief of FCT induced by the PUBLISHER. Currently FCT is a BLUFF!
To: <redacted>
Dear colleagues/friends (1st relation),
Due to deep discrepancies in the way of directing FCT in recent months, a few days ago (October 16th) I sent to our Publisher, Jagna Mirska, a resignation message and early termination of my agreement with FCT (my current contract would end on December 31, 2023). The resignation was accepted yesterday. It means that I will end of receiving new submissions on November 6th (21 days after the date of resignment, based on the clausula of the agreement).
Firstly, I want to thank your valuable help during the 6 years and 10 months in which I have been the Editor-in-Chief (EiC) of the Journal. Of course, without your valuable collaboration as Editors, AEs, authors and reviewers, the great achievements of FCT would have not been possible. You will remember that in 2021, FCT reached the first position (according to the Clarivate IF) among all the Journals on general toxicology. We were going for an IF = 7.0, never reached before by a toxicology journal. From now on, and with the new EiC, curiously appointed before being my resignation accepted, Dr Bryan Delaney (according to Scopus, he has 57 documents and h-index: 20), I am afraid you can forget about this.
I ignore if you are aware of this. The significant decrease in the IF (from 6.0 in 2020 to 5.5 in 2021) was mainly because Clarivate included the RIFM documents published in FCT as citable items. Since I was appointed EiC of FCT, the IF had been continuously increasing until surpassing that of Arch Toxicol, doubtless the Journal #1 during years in general toxicology. I cannot understand why Clarivate included the RIFM documents as citable items, when it is evident that they are not scientific papers. However, in spite of my claims to the Publisher, I have no record on the negotiations between Clarivate and the Direction of FCT to solve this incongruity. It seems that for the Direction of FCT, the IF is not something sufficiently important for the prestige of the Journal. The IF is something important only for all of us, but not for them. The economic benefits obtained with the publication of the RIFM documents are doubtless much more important. I have never been informed on the sum obtained by publishing these documents, which are a drag for the IF of FCT.
On the other hand, since a few months ago FCT is the Official Journal of the Chinese SOT, another of my points of concern. Right now, more than 70-75% of our submissions come from China. If one of my main concerns had always been the lack of submissions from expert authors in Canada-USA/Europe, who can think that being now FCT the official journal of the Chinese SOT, this will increase the number of US/European good submissions? I do believe that just on the contrary. In a couple of years, the papers from non-Chinese authors will be the exception.
Just a couple of years ago -and this is written- the Publisher of FCT suggested to me that we should be very careful with the number of papers accepted from Chinese colleagues. Interestingly, 2 years later, FCT is the Official Journal of the Chinese SOT. I am sure that the Publisher did not inform them -when the agreement was signed- on her previous suggestion. However, I assume that the agreement with the Chinese SOT should mean a good (economic) injection for the Journal and she and her Bosses will be happy.
Last, but not the least. A few months ago, I published in FCT an Editorial on the lack of publications of studies on the potential toxicological effects of the vaccines for the COVID-19. I have not any proof, just feelings, but I think that the Editorial -and its consequences, among others, with a Review-paper published in FCT that I have not allowed to retract- was the final nail in my coffin.
Doubtless, and based on my almost 7 years as EiC, I should highlight that the commercial interests and economic benefits are the main priority in FCT. No the quality of the papers, and the prestige of the Journal based on the IF.
Economic benefits are currently the most important for the Direction of FCT. The scientific interest is just for us, the authors, who pay for publishing in Open Access, for the reviewers who work for nothing (sooner than late the reviewer will be paid), and for most Editors -like me- who have not had an only day of vacation in the last 7 years. All of you, who have contacted me during that time, know well this how fast are my responses.
I am fully disappointed with the Direction of FCT. Instead of solving the above indicated problems -created by them- they have accepted rapidly my resignment, because probably I was going a burden for them. It does not matter what you and I have done by the Journal. Science is not their business although they try to dress it as such. A BIG LIE!
I would sincerely appreciate your thoughts and ask for your support in the way that you feel more appropriate. A good response could be to quarantine FCT (without agreeing to review or publish) until the Direction decide that the scientific issues are a priority. I may be deluded, but maybe we can.
Thanks again for your valuable help during these years.
Best wishes,
Jose L
PS. Please pass this message to your colleagues. Thank you
Dr Jose L. Domingo
Distinguished Professor (Emeritus) of Toxicology and Environmental Health
Universitat Rovira i Virgili, School of Medicine
Sant Llorens 21, 43201 Reus, SPAIN
Tel: 34 977 759380; Fax: 977 759322; e-mail: [email protected]
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You can buy credentials . You can’t buy your soul back, once lost. Dr. Peter McCullough’s soul remains his. Of this , I am sure.
Yep. He is a great man.
What the past 3 years has revealed is that our plight is much worse than we even knew.
Loving this site: https://aim4truth.org/
Actually, you cannot buy credentials.
But I agree with your overall sentiment.
I would venture to say that most people in the public have no idea about the amount of paperwork that goes into maintaining licensure, board certification, hospital credentials and insurance approval to be able to bill. It is INSANE. And that is after you have already jumped through the hoops of passing all of the board exams, continuting medical eductation requirements, standardized assessment modules, ongoing risk management courses, pain management and opioid classes, quality assurance measures, evaluations, peers vetting you etc. In the business world, they would hire a secretary to do all of the paperwork for you, but in medicine, you are valued so little as a physician that they make you do it on Sundays yourself, filling out form after form, printing and signing, and selling your firstborn, just for the privilege of doing it all over again next year.
Licensing fees, cert fees, all of it is another form of robbery by govt, unions and uppity ups agte keepers. In some fields, like medical, I get the need for regular information upkeep as knowledge and technics advance. But in other fields, its just theft and ideology injections.
Yes, you can.
I know lots and am related to some very, very stupid medical practitioners, who are totally incompetent boobs. I wouldn’t trust them to administer first aid to a sick cat. I’ve had the conversations and have even suffered near death experience, thanks to these malpractice of pension whoring idiots. Medicine is corrupt and incompetent because of MDs, not in spite of.
Just because you take out the loans and pay all the fees, do the group clinical work, suck all the right ass, and are willing to fill out miles and miles of forms, might make one ‘credentialed”, but in no way makes you competent or even trustworthy. Modern medicine is a pay to play racket and nothing more. You’ll get better medical advice form Google, every single time.
Matter of fact, I had a doctor and I liked this guy, because he used Google to ascertain exactly what the symptoms indicated , but he went blind and retired. So much for physician heal thyself.
BTW, I’ve known several cancer doctors who died with cancer…ha ha ha… talk about poetic justice,.
And, it takes a shit pile of money to get the process started…because it really is all about the shekels.
Someday when you are in the ER with real chest pain, a GSW to the gut, head trauma from a MVA, those very stupid trauma surgeons will allow you to live another day to post your stupid comments.
I live by the will of God, and not the will of the Deep Shekel controlled medical mafia.
I take it one day at the time and if today is my day, then I’m happy to shed this mortal cord.
Now go back to munching your supersized bag of dicks an leave your superiors to their conservation.
You live by your internalized hatred for people who don’t agree with you.
If you were alive 2,000 years ago, you would have probably been one of those who crucified Jesus Christ of Nazareth.
Yes, Karma is a real issue with all in the medical field. I have seen this many times.
BTW, who even sees a MD anymore…it’s always the assistant you see. Years ago, I asked a MD, a friend of the family about this and he told me that, in the near future, the only time you will see the MD is when you on are your deathbed . Are we there yet?
We have been there for years.
Medicine began to collapse in the 1980s at least. It accelerated when electronic health records were introduced in the mid to late 90s. Big Pharma and Big Insurance control everything now.
The majority of the MD’s in my area are either Indian or African, but hey, I’m sure they’re all properly vetted and credentialed….reeeee
Move to a different area.
Eat a bag of dicks.
Quoting God and making such comments.
It is easy to be a hypocrite. Right?
I had to go through some of the same things to get my teachers degree and certificate.
The medical profession has so tainted itself that I for one don’t trust Doctors. Dr. Peter McCullough is one of a very few exceptions. The bigger the medical institution the more corrupt it is.
You will trust them when you get mugged and take a gunshot wound to the gut or some idiot smashes into your car at 60mph.
Trust doesn’t have damn thing to do with emergency medial care. You go where they take you and get what you get, which is often killed by incompetency.
How many people do you think die in ERs as a result of incompetency… I’ll bet more than reported.
Not US, but same industry.
https://ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13054-015-0877-x
“More than two-thirds (70 percent) of the adverse events found in this study were thought to be preventable, with the most common types of preventable errors being technical errors (44 percent), diagnosis (17 percent), failure to prevent injury (12 percent) and errors in the use of a drug (10 percent). The contributions of complexity and technology to such error rates is highlighted by the higher rates of events that occur in the highly technical surgical specialties of vascular surgery, cardiac surgery, and neurosurgery. In hospitals, high error rates with serious consequences are most likely in intensive care units, operating rooms and emergency departments.”
but muh credentials…
Study Suggests Medical Errors Now Third Leading Cause of Death in the U.S.
Physicians advocate for changes in how deaths are reported to better reflect reality
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/news/media/releases/study_suggests_medical_errors_now_third_leading_cause_of_death_in_the_us
You have never been in the ER or in a trauma triage.
You have no idea what you are talking about.
Do you have any idea how many lives are saved in the ER?
Blow it out your ass, I don’t trust the medical profession and don’t tell me about needing emergency care. when a Doctor violates their Hippocratic oath to do no harm, and does what was done during the covid scam and are still doing, they lost my trust. I need cars too, but I don’t trust car salesmen either.
No such thing as a Hippocratic oath. No physician takes any oath other than to his bank account.
Get a tattoo on your chest. “Do not resuscitate”. Save the ER some money.
The third leading cause of death is misdiagnosis. Do you know how many are killed in ER?
How many will be on purpose for political reasons?
The credential is merely a symbol of approval, not accomplishment.
If your goal in life is to maximize your understanding of the world and expand your knowledge base, credentials offer nothing. If you prefer to ascend the corporate, academic or institutional pyramid, wisdom and understanding are not required.
One of these accomplishments can be rescinded by others for arbitrary reasons, the other remains with you no matter what happens.
Choose wisely.
Credentials aren’t merely trophies or symbols of accomplishment, a symbolic piece of paper that you can print out, frame and put up on the walls of your office for you and everyone else to see.
In the current system, they are a requirement to do what you love and to do what is right, which is to serve the sick and to help them get better. At least legally they are a requirement. (I still don’t know how superintendents, town select board members, the president and every teacher in the country is not guilty of practicing medicine without a license when they recommended a medical procedure to their constituents, masks as well as vaccines, which are medical devices and treatments, respectively). Certainly, if you want to get paid for your work (and many aren’t wealthy enough to work without any pay), or if you want to be employed by a hospital, they are required.
A system that prevents you to do that without a license or a board certification is profoundly sick itself, and if they strip you of a license that you previously had BECAUSE you are serving the sick, then they are evil to the core.
In the medium to long term, this system will not hold, because it goes against human nature. The more people lose trust in the medical system and remove themselves from it, withdrawing the support it needs to stand, both employees and patients, the quicker it will fall.
The problem is that in the short term, people will still be sick and in need of help, and we will face a time period when those willing to serve them will only be able to do so illegally (unlicensed), probably for either no pay or cash only, under the table. How many people do you know who will do something illegally, facing prison time or fines, without pay, just out of the goodness of the heart?
A few months ago, I sent an email to Dr. McCullough’s personal email address on a Sunday afternoon, asking for advice and help on how to manage the respiratory viral illness of a friend, and he responded within an hour with advice. I was a total stranger and he certainly did not get anything out of it other than the knowledge of helping someone. That alone is proof enough of me that he is not in it for personal gain. In fact, both my and his involvement, giving advice to someone, can probably be construed in court of law to be considered to be practicing medicine without a license.
In times like these, when laws are unjust, we must do what’s right and not what is legal.
Awesome comment Svarga. Medical licensing has become another control system.
I wanted to add one more thing:
On a positive note, the amount of networking between physicians, nationally and globally, through new channels by email groups and other ways in the last 3 years has been unprecedented. I have never witnessed so many of us, in the thousands, from all over the world, coming together as one in search for truth, giving each other hope and helping each other. It has been amazing. Did you know that very early on, email groups of knowledgeable, “awake” physicians, numbering in the thousands, exchanged advice about early treatment protocols as early as March/April 2020? That they quickly formed telehealth practices where patients (who dared to look for it) could find physicians that prescribed early treatment medicines and gave advice to as many as 80000 people within a few months, probably saving tens of thousands of lives over the course of 2 years.
The internet has been their greatest tool of propaganda and deceit, but it has also been an amazing tool for us as the good guys in the story. It has allowed us to network, form connections and help each other in novel and unprecedented ways. It is Pandora’s box in a positive way, one which they can never close again unless they turn it off entirely, but the damage to their agenda has already been done.
Case in point: here we are. Thanks, Jim!
Loved the posts on a subject you have experienced. Many thanks and blessings to you this day for the Wisdom you shared with us.
It is also used as a barrier to entry into a lucrative business.
Even cutting hair.
“Oh, please, Mr. Bureaucrat, save me from the ills of a bad haircut!”. /s
Precisely my point.
If it can be stripped by the issuing authority for reasons unconnected to ability, then it’s only value is to participate in a system that does not value competence but compliance.
It may be difficult to do something you dream of if the systems in existence are designed to enforce compliance rather than develop skills, but that is something you have to take into account prior to investing your time and money. That’s the whole due diligence part.
There are ways around the systems built into the very foundation of those institutions, and they are called definitions-
Every state that regulates industries and professions craft detailed descriptions of words into their RSA’s. A moderately intelligent person can easily navigate the pathways around and between those definitions. Like “practicing medicine without a license” Practice will be defined, so you do what you like as long as it does not fit that particular definition, ditto medicine and license. For example when we raised tilapia they (the Food Safety Department of our state) attempted to stop us because they claimed we were not licensed to sell meat. I pointed out that meat was clearly defined and that fish was not included in the species listed, therefore they had no regulatory authority. Then they tried to stop us via the EPA because the fish were raised in water and there were strict limitations on non-native species, unfortunately for them they listed the types of waters where it was prohibited, like rivers, streams, ponds, bays, ocean, estuaries, wetlands, etc., but not one single mention of closed systems, i.e. large tanks of water. We beat them each time because they had defined themselves into a very strict interpretation of specific words and terms and we navigated between those definitions.
I don’t know how a doctor would do it, but I do know that someone with intelligence and desire can achieve virtually any outcome.
They have power, but they cannot think independently. They can enforce laws, but only as they are written, not as some people are able to imagine. This is where generalization beats specialization.
Or you can submit to authority regardless of what they demand.
From the New Hampshire Medical licensing board’s website:
“Any person shall be regarded as practicing medicine under the meaning of this chapter who shall diagnose, treat, perform surgery, or prescribe any treatment of medicine for any disease or human ailment.”
From the Massachusetts Medical licensing board’s website:
“The practice of medicine means the following conduct, the purpose or reasonably foreseeable effect of which is to encourage the reliance of another person upon an individual’s knowledge or skill in the maintenance of human health by the prevention, alleviation, or cure of disease, and involving or reasonably thought to involve an assumption of responsibility for the other person’s physical or mental well-being: diagnosis, treatment, use of instruments or other devices, or the prescribing, administering, dispensing or distributing of drugs for the relief of diseases or adverse physical or mental conditions.”
I glean from it three things:
1) In NH, if your spouse has a runny nose and you say to her: “Honey, it seems like you have a cold.”, you have just practiced medicine without a license, since you have diagnosed an ailment.
2) The gibberish from MA was written by an imbecile.
3) As much as I could decipher the gibberish, as long as the “other person” does not “rely” on my knowledge or skill, I can diagnose or treat. So I can give advice about a possible diagnosis and about a good medicine to take or what to do, but the other person cannot rely on my advice. Logic! It’s a thing!
Having a cert doesn’t mean much today especially in the medical field, practice and research. There is a boat load of fraud in research to the point where 2/3’s of the papers written today have gross errors or straight up fraud. Theres been a few papers written about that very thing. In practice how many deaths every year can be attributed to medical ‘accidents’??
What I do know is that this scamdemic has brought out into the open who the doctors and health practitioners are that can be trusted more so. Doctors like McCullough are genuinely interested in peoples health and wellbeing. My doctor, whom I told to piss off, was more interested in jabbing kids and only working until HER kids went thru university. Wouldn’t trust any local doctors with anything more than a bandaide.
You will trust them when you are crying in the ER with chest pain, a stab wound to the back, or head trauma from an auto wreck.
yeah… not so much…
In many traumas you won’t have a choice when you are unconscious.
You might consider a medical dog tag or tattoo on your chest, “leave me alone” “do not resuscitate”, or something along those lines.
Update your medical power of attorney stating that you don’t want any doctors to help you when you are crashing and burning.
I have none of that, medical POA’s, and I just told my doctor to go stuff herself and there are no other doctors here… none. If I’m unconscious then I don’t have to trust anyone do I!?!?
Sorry but I won’t be seeing or trusting anyone for medical interventions. If I can’t fix it, it stays broke. like everything else… I’ve had three surgeries, eye and knees… none of which has given me any benefits, only a small reduction in inconvenience…
Have you ever considered brain surgery?
you should
Credentials have nothing to do with research papers, which you are right, cannot be trusted, period.
Credentials are a result of your Board Certification (obtained by completing a set number of years of residency and fellowship, with weekly evaluations by your attending physicians to allow you to continue to the end, plus a Board exam, typically lasting all day with multiple choice questions, which often has to be repeated every 10 years), plus required other courses and classes that are taken annually for hospital credentials or to be signed onto insurers as providers.
But I agree with you about the lack of trust. I haven’t found a doctor yet who I can trust, neither for adults or pediatrics. I pray that we never need one, because I don’t know where we would go. Probably to urgent care for a broken bone, but that’s pretty much it.
Urgent care doesn’t do fractures. They will X-ray to confirm and send you somewhere else. Good luck with that idea. Off to ortho or hand surgery depending on the fracture.
I’m going to disagree with you on the cert requirement for research. Theres no way you’ll get a job at any research facility if you didn’t have some sort of cert from a training facility. I get that many there wouldn’t be cert’d for full research duties and would be understudies but they would be directly under a cert.
But yeah, I’m thinking its going to be real tough to find any reliable medical help. IMO, its to the point where people better start learning to perform medical interventions for themselves.
Biggest obstacle in self interventions… is people are to squeamish. imo
Are you talking about physicians working in research? Or basic science researchers? PhDs? Or lab technicians?
Yes, for most jobs in any field you need some sort of proof of training, certification or a degree or something like that, just like an electrician needs a license, which is usually based on a set number of years of training/apprenticeship, and which cannot be obtained just by proving competency from self study (at least I don’t think so).
I was talking specifically about hospital credentials for physicians and a license to practice medicine, because that is what the original article regarding Dr. McCullough was about. For a physician in order to practice medicine it does not matter what and how much research he publishes. That was my point. I am not trying to argue.
And, yes, kitchen table minor surgery and home casting of leg fractures will probably become more widespread. Behold the orthopedic surgeon who lives in your neighborhood and likes the extra eggs your chickens lay and that you cannot possibly all eat yourself…
boom…
Bartering will be acceptable.
Extremity bones can be realigned. It is simple but painful. Shoulders and elbows can be reduced.
Minor surgery will be difficult without sterile technique.
You might consider getting a pressure cooker to sterilize with. Old school models can be used over open fire.
Svarga, think of all the research papers you had to read to get your credentials. That all doctors had to read.
Think of how you had to ….. HAD TO … trust that those research papers were accurate and true and honest.
Then think of all other fields of expertise for professionals, and how many research papers had to be read, accepted uncritically, and regurgitated just to get a degree.
Credentials have everything to do with research papers.
In fact, credentials have everything to do with abandoning critical thinking and accepting what your credentialled superiors told you, … or else.
Knowing what you now know about published research being bunk in a large percentage of cases, try to imagine how you’d have acquired your credentials if you had (without permission) paused to really critically assess or debunk any of the hundreds of research papers you were told to rely upon. You would never have gotten your credentials without swallowing what they gave you to swallow.
Credentials have everything to do with research papers.
This is the problem, and it’s bigger, and runs deeper, and goes farther back in time, and undermines all scientific disciplines more than anyone in those disciplines is willing to admit.
Best comment in the entire thread. You are right.
Worst part: I peer reviewed and wrote some of those papers.
“I haven’t found a doctor yet who I can trust, neither for adults or pediatrics.” …but muh credentials …more word salad pleaze.
Loved that last statement. Gods law supersedes all physical laws.
God’s laws are the laws of sin and death.
The law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus. That will set you free.
These so called “dark forces “behind this insidious attack on our medical experts who speak the truth surely must reside somewhere?
In the hall’s of Black Rock. All major institution are controlled by Black Rock money and influence. The WEF couldn’t exist without Black Rock. They truly want to control the world and they have the money, resources and influence to do it. The Company is valued in excess of 10 trillion dollars. Spend an hour and learn about this insidious monster. You have something in your possession right now that was brought to you by Black Rock. If you have a 401K it is probably heavily invested in Black Rock. Black Rock and Vangaurd own the world at the moment. The true face of evil if you ask me.
Yup, Blackrock & Vanguard.
The source of funding for the Great Reset [including the Covid fraud] comes from embezzling.
Ref.
THIS IS OUR BANKING SYSTEM.
That letter of resignation contains a beautiful example of how China takes over scientific journals as part of the Chinese takeover of Western scientific organizations – by a strategy which includes what amounts to “science dumping”. That is the obvious part. The hidden hand of organizational manipulation is much more personal and deadly. This is ultimately the source of McCullough’s fall. Beijing.
Thus, from initial capture, the CCP promotes flawed, politically correct, pro-China, “woke” dummies as “leaders” in the West. Those airheads are easily controlled and manipulated.
Whatever bamboozles the Westerners is used. Money for some, power for others, and always the slow boil of grievance and censorship through psychological manipulation and crisis theater.
All the while, making sure that the audience never associates a Chinese face with the takeover operation.
Why, that almost sounds like the Democrat party – another target.
Good job, Xi Jinping!
The medical establishment is now fully usurped by the criminal cartel of the deep state….
Has been for decades. Obamacare cut the invalid’s arms off, and COVID gave it a lobotomy.
Obamacare put the IRS in charge of healthcare.
This is very scary stuff. It shows how deep the Deep State is. Explains why your doctor is lying to you and why FBI is concentrating on disinformation and misinformation crimes.
“Credentials? We ain’t got no credentials! We don’t need no credentials! I don’t have to show you any stinking credentials!”
With minor adjustments, lines from 1948 movie “The Treasure of the Sierra Madre”.
WWIII is a psych war. In this case doctors etc. are supposed to think, if they can do this him…
How to go on offense in psychological warfare?
Offense in a psychological war might be to not participate. The only winning move is not to play.
Dr. McCullough’s license revocation and the other sanctions is what set me off as displayed in my posts this evening. Glad that I didn’t see any of the stories until this evening. This is a dead society, murdered by what I can only explain by Demonic influence…and I’m an Atheist (maybe not).