I probably sound like one of the tin foil hat lunatics when I say this, but I swear that the WEF (and the world elite in general) want a slimmer, sexier world population.

They unleashed covid on us and it killed overweight or otherwise unhealthy people.

The doctors say "exercise and eat healthy, or else take these drugs..."

What are "these drugs" for? For killing our non-sexy asses! Add it up. Do the math. They are killing people who don't belong on the cover of sports illustrated (and/or the gay equivalent.)

Everything is sexually-motivated. Look at the Muslim religion. The WEF *IS* Big Pharma. I'm gonna get off their pills before it's too late!

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What are "these drugs" for? For killing our non-sexy asses! Add it up.
Do the math. They are killing people who don't belong on the cover of sports illustrated (and/or the gay equivalent.)

There are some Elitists (like Bill Gates) who want to depopulate the world.

It's just another eugenics extention and, if we allowed them to continue, would destroy the world. But they can never see that.


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Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-

I think you're right about that but I think there's some truth to them wanting only the strong (and/or sexy) to survive.

The problem, as we've seen from countless Elitist families over many hundreds of years, is that the strongest in generation 1 isn't even close in generation 3.

I know I sound like a lazy fat ass, but I'm don't trust the meds.

No. I don't either. We don't have a "health care" system. We have a "sick care" system. They have no incentive to make us well - and not reliant on their "help" and drugs.

Doctors are prescribing too much crap! They prescribed sodium tablets
to my kid. I don't trust it. Remember when "too much salt" was a bad thing?

Too much salt is still a bad thing - for some people, in some cases.

Part of the problem is that they make a blanket statement that covers everyone when it really only covers a small percentage.

I believe them about the need for exercise but I don't believe them
that taking pills is an alternative.

I don't believe them either. That's why I wished my first doctor hadn't retired just before the scamdemic.

I have high blood pressure (a gift from the maternal side of my family), but that doctor had me do lifestyle changes - cut down on salt, no caffeine, lose weight - first. Then after all that, he prescribed some low dosage medications to control it.

Today, my current doc would just up my meds.


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I think you're right about that but I think there's some truth to the wanting only the strong (and/or sexy) to survive.

The problem, as we've seen from countless Elitist families over many hundreds of years, is that the strongest in generation 1 isn't even
close in generation 3.

The younger generations are weaker? I think that's what you mean, because I think I see that. They're being dumbed down, and their health is probably going through a similar process.

I know I sound like a lazy fat ass, but I'm don't trust the meds.

No. I don't either. We don't have a "health care" system. We have a "sick care" system. They have no incentive to make us well - and not reliant on their "help" and drugs.

The first clue was when the Pharmaceutical CEOs began attending private conferences with the CEOs of Pepsi, Coke, Hershey, with a topic of "economics."

I have high blood pressure (a gift from the maternal side of my family), but that doctor had me do lifestyle changes - cut down on salt, no caffeine, lose weight - first. Then after all that, he prescribed some low dosage medications to control it.

Today, my current doc would just up my meds.

Prescribing meds is how they justify everything; more appointments, more lab work, more meds to compensate for side effects from the first meds, more referral appointments, etc. Being a physician is a lucrative career.

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Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-

The younger generations are weaker? I think that's what you mean,
because I think I see that. They're being dumbed down, and their health
is probably going through a similar process.

Think of the King who use his brains and brawn to carve out a kingdom.
His son carries on, but he's not as good as his dad. So things get better in the kingdom, but not as much as if the father did it.
The grandson is even "weaker", but not bad.
After another generation or so, the "royalty" is decadent and incompetent.

This happens to all these elitist families. And nearly all of them are in the decadent and incompetent times.

Andrew Carnegie was right: The worst thing you could do is leave your wealth and power to your offspring.

The first clue was when the Pharmaceutical CEOs began attending private conferences with the CEOs of Pepsi, Coke, Hershey, with a topic of "economics."

Yup. But it really came to light when hospitals started getting sued for giving people the COVID jab without concent.

Prescribing meds is how they justify everything; more appointments,
more lab work, more meds to compensate for side effects from the first meds, more referral appointments, etc. Being a physician is a lucrative career.

But it's not the physician who's making out. It's the "health care" system that he works for.


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Prescribing meds is how they justify everything; more appointments, more lab work, more meds to compensate for side effects from the firs meds, more referral appointments, etc. Being a physician is a lucrati career.

But it's not the physician who's making out. It's the "health care" system that he works for.

That makes sense. It's probably a good idea to try to visit doctors in private offices, independent of a health care network, whenever that's possible.

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Aaron Thomas wrote to Dr. What <=-

That makes sense. It's probably a good idea to try to visit doctors in private offices, independent of a health care network, whenever that's possible.

But, sadly, they often do not accept your insurance. They usually have good reasons for that, but now you are double paying for health care (paying for insurance then paying for the actual medical help).


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