In 1908, three Philadelphia researchers infected dozens of children with tuberculin at the St. Vincent’s House orphanage in Philadelphia, causing permanent blindness in some of the children and painful lesions and inflammation of the eyes in many of the others.
In the study, they refer to the children as “material used”.
Once children were blinded they were sent to live in homes with strangers
No criminal prosecutions were made against the doctors for what they did to these helpless infants.
They believed the science was worth the sacrifice.
And we’re supposed to trust these medical professionals, heh? They’re the same ilk that worked with the SS to “supervise” tortures and how to get the most labour for the least amount of food or care in Nazi death camps. There aren’t any less of them today either.
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You stated — “And we’re supposed to trust these medical professionals, heh?”
My response — think we can trust people who we have eyes on and where the community has a voice and the money to protect itself.
But for places like this orphanage where no one is watching, they don’t stand a chance. I would also be very careful around training hospitals and would stay away from any medical facility funded by the government.
Free medical services are also traps for testing sites and human experimentation.
Like this: https://realitydecoded.blog/2018/02/20/399-black-men-tortured-by-7-us-surgeon-generals-for-40-years-without-rest-within-the-us-and-backed-by-the-cdc/
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Like the damn VA or Duke.
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I know right.
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Well, I hope they pay for that.
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And it continues to happen today
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The medical industry has a very dark past – and despite its present rosy image, is still quite dark.
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I’m starting to see it. The challenge now is to hold them to a higher standard.
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