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There are some very good reasons why the government and private enterprise and our health care should never, ever intersect.

We can ask for no more clear illustration of the abject evil which is encouraged by mixing our government and our health care than the past two years' worth of “covid” response. It is so deep and so evil that it is difficult for most of us, being decent human beings, to understand or even believe. Stew Peters, of Minnesota, has had a field day with the abuse of the public at the hands of our federal government and the absolutely corrupt practices we are seeing and which are at the root of our health crisis here in America.

Last week and early this week we saw the plight of a Minnesota man, Scott Quiner, who was nearly murdered by the staff and policies of Coon Rapids' Mercy Hospital. Most people would find this statement in itself, this charge, to be almost unbelievable. We go to a hospital to recover from illness, not to be killed or have illness forced on us. It is just incomprehensible to most of us that this is going on in American hospitals, and not just one, but most, if not all of them. Why, we ask, is this happening? Why on earth would people in the profession of curing illness and caring for the sick want them dead? But they do. And that is why we need answers.

Today Stew Peters, who helped to publicize the situation Scott Quiner and his wife found themselves in, had as his guest Dr. Lee Vliet, a whistle blower who explains it all. Nothing happens without a reason. Vliet outlines a recipe for disaster in our health care. She presents documentation in our public policy regulations which make it crystal clear that our government has blood on its hands for this. And once we have been able to absorb this information we should keep asking questions – like why the policy in the first place? Who benefits and why? Where does all this money go in the end? What is its end destination – which shell is the little pea under, in other words. Vliet relates that attorney Thomas Renz has estimated that a hospital averages in excess of $100,000 per patient who becomes trapped in the covid death spiral. Now we know why Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine and other beneficial medications are being withheld, not only in spite of patients dying, but in order that they die. The big bucks come in when the patient dies and the coroner – who is also in the payment scheme – records a “covid death”. No wonder the public has been in an unrelieved panic for two years – we have been lied to every day for two years.

She explains how the testing “for covid” is manipulated. This is not conjecture. She documents this. And it will eventually come out in the lawsuits which will follow. Let us hope that after all the unnecessary death and injury someone will be left to collect all this booty back and double it. Let's put the criminals out of business.

But the most important thing to learn from this in the broader sense, other than to avoid dying, is to analyze the horrible mistake we have made over the years in allowing government at any level to meddle with our private enterprise. At no time should our federal government have been allowed to become involved with our medical professions. Obamacare is only one of the recent abuses, the recent “covid” response programs (the CARES Act, etc.)have built upon that, but our welfare system has been interfering for much longer. We can see now what a horrible mistake Medicare and Medicaid were. We need to put health care back where it belongs – in the hands of the individual. By promoting these programs we permit the government the opportunity to corrupt the system, and we know that whatever government controls it corrupts. Without the federal tax dollars being used, we would not see the hospitals offered money in order to promote certain beliefs and attitudes in the public. It is a tangled web, but it is easy to see the spider and the fly in it when we step back.

The government wants to benefit someone, let's just say for instance Tony Fauci. He's got worthless and dangerous vaccines to sell – they could make him a vast fortune. So – how do we get the public to buy them? We first remove the choice. They will be “free”! No charge. The government pays for it – with your money, of course. Then when you don't want them even for “free”, they can be promoted other ways. Scare you all to death with numbers - “cases” are “spiking”. This means your governor or mayor can shut down your business or lock you down with curfews. It means you might well be out of work for an indefinite period of time. It means the business you invested in and built might hang in the balance of your cooperation with illegal mandates, for example.

Everything is set up to force you into a cattle chute – forcing government-funded remdesivir on patients and withholding life-saving Ivermectin and other vital drugs will make it necessary to accept the remdesivir. Scientists and doctors who speak out against this program and this manipulation are smeared and canceled. They find that they no longer have hospital privileges in some cases, such as described by Dr. Charles Hoffe of British Columbia. Now the postal service is rummaging through your packages looking for Ivermectin so they can seize it – basically rob you of your property. All stops are pulled in order to get you into a hospital and on remdesivir. You represent a gold mine to these people. These people are the medical staff and administrators of hospitals and clinics which are, in turn, controlled by the pharmaceutical companies. What a neat deal.

All of this is to say that we need to return to a system such as our grandparents knew, in which people paid doctors out of their own pockets, not out of forced government health care systems which are bankrupting the country, causing death and illness rather than preventing them, filling the coffers of these disreputable crooks like Fauci and Gates and a few others, and filling the coffins with their victims. This evil is not limited to health care, of course, it is just its starkest there. We have similar problems with education and with transportation and everything else that government (taxpayers) fund. The sky's the limit, after all, with someone else's money.

There was a time that even I can recall, when business and government did not intersect. It has been during our lifetimes that much of this has piled up. It needs to stop. Maybe we needed this covid abuse in order to make clear the damage we are doing to our quality of life – our health, our freedom, our economic well-being – through allowing the government to act as a filter for everything. We need to pare government down to size. Our federal government must be returned to the original concept of overseeing foreign policy, war, securing the border. Our state governments can be tailored to fit the mental capacity of the state's population. If the government is designed for adults then the adults won't be treated like children, told what's good for them and what to do, and where, and how. If the people of a given state prefer to be treated like children, so be it, with the one proviso that a state's government may not overstep the Constitution. Freedom isn't free. What is often overlooked, however, is that tyranny is also not free. Make no mistake – we are paying dearly for our “free” testing, our “free” remdesivir, our “free” vaccines. Nothing is free. And the more government becomes involved the less free in every sense things become.

Stay out of the hospital. Do your own research – go ahead, risk learning something. It could save your life. And don't be fooled for one minute by your doctor, your hospital, your government, your main stream media or any of the rest of it. Don't be cowed by “friends” who want to push government programs and the regulations and forced treatments that go with them.

As the fog begins to clear regarding covid, we need to apply this golden principle to every other aspect of our economy and culture. No more government in our schools, in our health care, in our businesses. There is a reason America flourished in the early part of the 20^th Century and why we are foundering now. There is a reason why socialism and fascism do not work in the long run. They make a few people powerful or rich in the short term, all at the expense of the public, but in the long run, what is bad for the people in general will bring it all down for everyone. What is best for the people is always freedom, the fewest possible regulations, the least involvement possible of government in our lives at every level and in every facet.

Government, as succinctly expressed back in the 1840s by Henry David Thoreau, is best which governs least. We need to heed the warning before us with Australia and New Zealand, Canada, South America, Europe and China. We are the last bastion of freedom and the most successful. We need to hang onto that, eschew the fascism that has grown so alarmingly during the past two administrations and return to the America that worked, the America of free enterprise.

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