because of the stay-at-home orders. Thus, people were only able to get supplies by ordering them online. This shift caused many small businesses to close their doors permanently. With small businesses being the backbone of most economies, it is unlikely these economies will recover.
Many families were left without loved ones who died in the chaos. We are now finding out these deaths were avoidable. With hospitals receiving up to $100,000 per patient if they put a covid tag on the diagnosis and follow the “accepted protocol” from the CDC, who knows how many people died from malfeasance? Numerous lawsuits are now being filed throughout the country with the charge of “wrongful death.”
A great deal of negligence took place. One example— my wife’s aunt was placed in a rehab facility because she had cancer, but no one was allowed to visit her. We could only wave to her from the outside window. She died alone. My uncle died in a similar fashion; alone and neglected. We couldn’t even see him through a window. We were just informed when he passed. These tragic experiences have been multiplied thousands of times over.
What about taxpayers shelling out billions of dollars to support the pharmaceutical companies supplying a jab that we now know doesn’t even work? At the same time, these same companies were recording record profits. Study after study is now showing that it is more dangerous to take a shot than get the disease.
Other studies revealed that masks don’t work and are harmful. Studies being published confirm that natural immunity is superior to the jab and much longer lasting. Many studies affirm that school-age children were never at risk, and closing the schools was never supported by any scientific knowledge. Think of the graduating seniors who never had a graduation or a prom night. That experience can never be retrieved!
So, it is time to reflect on what we have lost!
As I have written many times, we must be the masters of our health; just as the title of this magazine reminds us. We must never allow someone else or some agency to take the place of our responsibility. While it is helpful to get a doctor’s opinion; and even a second opinion, we still must be the master of our health and our fate.
We have lost the trust in doctors; in our medical system; in the agencies that are supposed to protect us. We have lost trust in the idea that pharmaceutical companies are doing everything they can to provide us with safe, effective medications for better health. We have lost our naivety if we are willing to open our eyes and see what is really going on.
But maybe that is not such a bad thing. After all, maybe we shouldn’t have misplaced our trust in the first place. Maybe this part of what we lost is a blessing in disguise. Maybe we are finally beginning to see the world as we should see it. It is time to awaken to the truth and the wide world of possibilities that await us when we will take charge of our own lives.
“Wake up, you who sleep, and arise from the dead, and the light shall
shine on you.”