Tuesday, January 11, 2022

ER Triage Protocol for 2022

 

ER triage protocol for 2022

Sir, did you get the vaccinations against COVID when you had the chance?

No, I did not.

Well, Sir, you now have the COVID infection.

Treat me.

Go home, take this Ivermectin by mouth 3 times per day and drink lots of urine.

 

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Monday, September 23, 2019

Greta Thunberg Speaking on Climate Peril


In response to Greta Thunberg speaking to the UN about the perils of not addressing climate change and hurting people's lives, this woman demonstrated the sentiment of her second sentence - "I think not"

9/23/2019 FB Posted by: Penny [redacted] So a 14 year old has appropriate credentials and years of scientific knowledge and data to support her opinions? I think not-

Fortunately the follow up comments were universally against Ms. Penny for her complete lack of critical thinking regarding who and what a representative is on any subject. And while she is entitled to her opinion, she is also subject to the public criticism which follows such an ill-informed expression.

Instead of debating the content of Ms. Thunberg's message, the emphasis has been placed on the messenger. Ad hominem attacks are always indicative of the fact the person has nothing to add to the discourse. Unfortunately, the venue for debate in America has devolved into what comedienne Paula Poundstone has described, "America has become one giant game of Dodgeball."

It is a sad state of affairs that there are far too many people just like Ms. Penny on Facebook, Twitter and other social platforms who parrot their indoctrinated counter-measures and eschew the education that was offered to them as they matured from child to adult. When people adopt the ad hominem attack as their modus operandi in the public square they become like the little boy with a BB gun taking potshots at anything that catches their eye.

Tuesday, August 27, 2019

I Know You Are But what Am I


I Know You Are But what Am I? It's a child's game. It is much like Tic-tac-toe in that the game is played to a draw when Player 1 and Payer 2 are equally matched. Only when one Player is more anal retentive does he "win" by default. This is why the better move is to not play.

There is a poem and song lyric titled "The Drunk Driver Always Has the Right of Way." Sometimes even when you are right you must yield and let the impaired one have his way. This principle also applies in the game of habitual lying. The master liar states his lie. Everyone knows he is lying. He knows he is lying but he doesn't care because the war of attrition is afoot. The people who hear the lies point them out and refute the message being put forth. The liar lies some more. The refutation continues. Eventually, the refutation efforts wane due to sheer exhaustion. Besides, the level of repetition of the lies leads some people to believe them. That phenomenon exacerbates the futility of trying to outmaneuver the liar. He has an unlimited supply of false and misleading statements to use.

The childhood game goes like this. "You are a crybaby." The response is "I know you are but what am I?" This exchange goes on until the Player 1 gives up because Player 2 will never acquiesce. His is a world where he is the king, the master, the mogul who cannot be "one-upped." Eventually, everyone will leave him alone and criticized him behind his back. He becomes like the grumpy old demented grandpa who cannot be reasoned with only accommodated. The cognitive deficit becomes so severe that eventually he must be moved to supervises housing where he can rant and fuss to his heart's content and the staff placates him with "there, there we mustn't get the other residents all riled up.

The problem comes when the impaired one is the head of the household. He still has control of the checkbook and the other finances. Wresting control from him involves a legal battle royale, especially when he still has supporting associates who have something to gain by his absurd behavior.  

The conflict may very well result in the fall of the house. Maddness is highly destructive to everyone who contacts it. It is exceptionally destructive when an entire nation is the household. Eventually the mad one dies or otherwise reaches a state where he cannot function any longer and he fades away leaving a trail of devastation in his wake.

Sunday, April 29, 2018

On The Other Hand

On one hand, the President signing an Executive Order to allow veterans to visit any medical facility and have their bills completely covered is extremely valuable to veterans it is what he is doing with his other hand that causes great concern to both veterans themselves and the remainder of the population of the US.

I cannot help being cynical and skeptical about how great such a move might be. The first factor is that this move is "damage control" for a poorly funded, poorly staffed VA medical system. The condition of VA medical services delivery exists at the lowest quality and quantity levels this country has ever seen. In some cases, private delivery of services might be the only care available to a veteran who  to date at the very least has been neglected by the system and at the very worst systematically denied coverage for their conditions.

Missing limbs, paralysis and sensory loss is easy to see and mitigate with hardware and training. Chronic pain, concussive brain damage, PTSD, chemical exposure and depression are essentially invisible and most be proven to be real for the VA to take action. Much of the rehabilitative services veterans need is not something readily available in the private medical sector.

Congress, weapons contractors and Presidents are far more interested in funding and supplying the hardware side of the war equation. They lack the concern and financial interest in dealing with the "residuals" of human disability as the result of their service in the military. Just like corporate missions versus externalizations, the military is expert in breaking people, places and things while being totally inept at making remedies for the people who have been broken. Congress has chronically underfunded the remedies needed by the men and women who now survive the battlefield to return to the civilian world where they cannot cope with the private sector.

The private sector consists of the housing sector, employers who demand 40-50 hours a week for 52 weeks a year, food suppliers, insurance companies and a transportation sector which fails to address the needs of veterans to get to their places they need to go. Not the least of the private sector hurdles is society's attitudes about damaged personalities and broken bodies.

Our Congressional leadership has been indebted to corporate interests who fund their re-election campaigns rather than their constituents. Those corporate interests are enamored of quantity of services over quality. They see the $$ in the numbers of clients served and not in the quality outcomes. As long as there are dollars to treat a condition, there are resources to be applied. Already we have seen Medicaid services being "capitated" and brokered. The broker is paid a fixed amount per client and it is up to the broker to decide how that funding is spent. With a lower outlay of funding for services, they derive a greater overall earnings.

Once the President's Executive Order begins to generate services for veterans there will be an even lower motivation to bring the VA health system up to acceptable standards. Men and women who up to present have not received timely appointments, therapies, and treatment will be shuffled into the general civilian population to compete with them for the services they had expected to get from the VA but now will not.

Going by contemporary evidence there will be zero investment in the private sector infrastructure and staffing levels to handle the influx of veterans who will allegedly be getting quality, timely services in the private sector. This lack of investment was one of the arguments against the ACA. Millions of people would flood the existing medical facilities and make it more difficult for affluent private pay and private insurance patients to obtain prompt services.

So, on one hand... making private services available to veterans is a good short term band-aid. It is not a viable remedy for comprehensive funding and overhaul of VA medical services delivery.

Sunday, February 18, 2018

WTC Was a Fake

"The Twin Towers attack was a false flag deep state hoax," according to Ajax Loans of the only true and accurate Internet video blog InfoWhores. There was no attack and actually there never were Twin Towers in the first place.

According to the theorist the fake buildings were really just hologram projections created by a CGI team lead by legendary film maker and NASA hoaxer, Stanley Kubrics. The NSA along with black ops units of NASA planned the fake attack shortly after their contract for Apollo moon landing footage with Kubrics to be used "just in case the Military Industrial Complex needed a really good excuse to go to war with one or two Middle Eastern nations" or someone.

The conspiracy was hatched by first clearing a site in lower Manhattan then 3d filming the fake construction progress in order to fix in the minds of gullible citizens memories of the buildings going up. After the entire film footage was post-producted into holographic form, the only decision to be made was when to utilize it and who to insert for blame.

Interim evidence of legitimacy for the physical presence of the two building was provided by crises actors who were hired to come and go daily and claim they worked in the non-existent offices. Loans vehemently claims even though it might seem to be a major effort, only a few actual people needed to be occasionally seen to "establish" the fake reality.


Ajax Loans pounded his fists on his desk saying Obama needed probable deniability that he was not an American born Christian and ordered Hillary Clinton to use her private email server to contact State Department assassination units to "destroy" the building which were never there.

Tuesday, December 12, 2017

Inconvenient Truths About This Trump Guy

How ironic that [you] use the term "inconvenient truth" when referring to your blind support of Donald Trump. When Al Gore published his book An Inconvenient Truth about the complicit action of humans in global climate change, he suffered the slings and arrows of those people whose thinking is clouded by cognitive dissonance.

Yes there are a myriad of inconvenient truths related to Donald Trump for an educated libtard to consider and decide to dislike. It is an inconvenient truth that this man is a habitual liar who may not even realize he is misinforming his voter-base. It is an inconvenient truth there are several millions of people who believe what he says and will be devastated by the reality when it rolls up their front lawns.

It is an inconvenient truth Donald Trump is a self-professed sexual abuser and proud of it as though it were a positive attribute.

It is an inconvenient truth this man has more ties to Russian oligarch and mobs money that he himself probably doesn't know how deep in he is.

It is an inconvenient truth Donald appoints people to top executive positions who have in their CV the desire to dismember and disembowel the very agency, bureau, department they are appointed to run.

It is an inconvenient truth any corporate who fawns over how great he is can get him to declare policy that allows them to do damage which previous Dem and GOP Congresses and Presidents acted on to prevent.

It is an inconvenient truth this President insults every world leader he comes in contact with, except Vladimir Putin. What's with THAT anyway?

It is an inconvenient truth Trump supports candidates for their useful fool status as a GOP vote in legislatures even though they may have reprehensible behavior histories that rival his.

It is an inconvenient truth Trump frames his false statements as fact while yelling "Fake News" at everyone else.

It is an inconvenient truth this list could go one for many pages, but I will stop here.


Monday, December 4, 2017

The Cost of Medical Treatment is a Huge Part of the GDP

When the GOP Congress eliminates cancer treatments from Medicare the cancer patients stop being patients and instead become the living dead waiting to die. But there are other parties who will suffer. The pharmaceutical industry that makes the chemo drugs and the radiation therapy industry who zaps cancers for thousands of dollars per year.

It appears the GOP Congress is so bent on altering the spending patterns of the health insurance industry that they forget the money doesn't go to the medical patients but to the hugely profitable medical corporations.

When a person cannot pay large medical bills, they have the option of bankruptcy to shield at least some of their essential assets. Bankruptcy denies the medical industry payment for their services. Being corporations, they rely on the socialist principle of sharing the burden by raising the rates and prices charged to everyone else who can pay or has adequate insurance.

By cutting off people from a payment system who have expensive illnesses and conditions the Congress is denying those people that same socialist sharing of the cost burden which they grant to the recipients of payment.


Ultimately cutting a $1 trillion from the payments of medical services reduces the earnings of the medical corporations by $1 trillion.