One Can Solve Every Failure Of Public Health By Asking This Simple Question

22 Replies to “One Can Solve Every Failure Of Public Health By Asking This Simple Question”

1. Is anyone keeping a list of national political leaders and public health leaders who have been ousted recently? Perhaps they are activating their emergency exit plans to non-extradition counties…/s

   Just kidding. The former public health leaders will end up at pharmaceutical companies. Former politicians will be hired by lobbyists for international corporations or international/UN organisations.

   And book deals, lots of lucrative book deals.

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      Chrissy eliot decided not run for reelection here in ONT., as she was pummeled on fake book for not promoting therapeutics and and preventives like VIT-D, and told that she and all the govt’shills should be tried under the Nuremberg code for crimes against humanity. The bitch knew she had done wrong, and fled the sinking ship!
      And we have Kate who let liars like Unme /alla S come in here and lie like hell.

      1. I suspect the politicians and public health officials were well compensated for their service to pandemic profiteers.

2. I’ve asked this from the get go and have been shouted down and censored everywhere. When and where did T. Tam actually practice medicine ? Where was her office ? What about Vera Etches in Ottawa ? Where did she practice medicine ? DeVille ? Hinshaw ? Bonnie ? Fauci ?
   Why on earth would a person with a medical degree CHOOSE to be a mere bureaucrat ? Top doctor ?! I wonder what real practicing MDs think of these people ?

   1. The pay of medical doctors in public health agencies is much higher than the vast majority of doctors in private practice, plus they have a gold-plated public sector pension plan (no pension plan at all for doctors in private practice). Public health MDs also don’t work anywhere near as hard, and, as we have recently discovered, they are paid overtime, which in the time of Wu Flu has amounted to hundreds of thousands on top of already excessive salaries.

   2. “Why on earth…choose…to be mere bureaucrat?”

      It’s like teachers of any skill…many say when your not good enough to do the work, you teach it.
      In many cases it’s true IMO.

      1. If you can’t “do”; teach.
         If you can’t “teach”; teach PhysEd

   3. This is only my personal experience, but someone who graduated last in their class.

3. Now do Canada.

   1. Please.

   2. I agree, 26. But Dr. Tam fills many boxes, including the JT-authoritarian box.

4. And what REALLY pisses me off is when the media call them “top doctors”. They are anything but….they are half assed doctors who are nothing but bureaucrats and can’t hack it in the real world.

5. From the Red Star…”No, hundreds of Canadians have not died from COVID-19 vaccines. Where does this myth come from?”

6. My favorite comment,
   It’s a lot easier to tell yourself you’re a hero, than it is to realize you’ve been complicit in the biggest fraud in history!

   They not only lied to us, they’re lying to themselves. At least, those who were actually fooled by all the BS.

7. And a retirement side hustle on Pfizer’s board of directors in 3…2…
   Well done Mr.Science. Failing that – President of Medical Research Rescue Beagles Inc.

8. I definitely care about the lame aspersions of someone who can’t even be bothered with capitalization.

   Fauci is an overrated propeller-head whose 15 min are about up. Everyone’s moving on including the Biden administration.

9. The old riddle, ‘What do you call the medical student that graduates last in their class? Doctor.’

10. I believe that Dr. Fauci will be purchasing property someplace warm that doesn’t have an extradition treaty.

11. It says in the article that it may be the largest fraud in history. More likely the largest genocide.

12. The b@$#@rd already has his money.

13. Word meanings constantly changing these crazy days…

    Arrest Him now means Hang Him…

    I smell their fear…

    They should be…

14. There are probably as many medical students desiring to be well paid managers than GPs. The rewards for bureaucrats are massively superior to those who actually do ‘health care’.