DHS and FEMA Now Using U.S. Hospitals to Monitor and Arrest Patients

It’s happening all round the western world, if you use these facilities be prepared for interrogation or worse!

More on the agenda here……

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The entire system of governance is totally corrupt. I mean this with all respect, if you’re not tuned in enough to figure this truism out you’re in really big trouble. Let me provide a personal example where I encountered this corruption. It is an experience where one of California’s largest healthcare providers broke criminal and civil law with absolute impunity.

Instead of being punished or reprimanded for his diabolical behavior my physician’s illicit actions were categorically sanctioned by the Department of Managed Healthcare. The DMH literally referred my unresolved complaints back to the healthcare provider for their further evaluation rather than forwarding them to the district attorney for prosecution or to the medical board the removal of this quacks medical license.

I lost a grievance because those in member services department responsible for documenting patient complaints outright lied or purposely distorted my complaints. The meat of my complaint was avoided altogether, substituted with ridiculously inaccurate and self implicating dialog intended to make me appear as some lowlife unworthy of pain therapy.

Remarkably the offending doctor began a smut campaign trying desperately to discredit me, falsely implying my use of recreational drug consumption on official correspondence. Ironically I am a Christian who does not drink to excess, smoke or use drugs recreationally. The provable fact is that no such illicit use actually existed.

One of the criminal offenses I mentioned above is a blatant violation of Section 206PC of the California Penal Code which prohibits torture. The law states that “Every person who, with the intent to cause cruel or extreme pain and suffering for the purpose of revenge, extortion, persuasion, or for any sadistic purpose, inflicts great bodily injury as defined in Section 12022.7 upon the person of another, is guilty of torture.

In my case highly addictive narcotic painkillers necessary to control the extreme pain associated with two chronic neurological conditions was abruptly suspended with the specific intent of conjuring the combined agony of untreated neurological pain and chemical withdrawals. This was a response to my revocation of consent. When I refused to participate discriminatory opiate prescription policy, a profit over patient policy that requires chronic pain sufferers who are federally protected under the 1990 Americans with Disability Act to enter into promissory contract where the patient as a precursor for treatment must promise not to be a criminal, must attend tolerance classes and participate in random drug screens, all of which are mandates not uniformly imposed on other patients even where the possibility of drug interaction or complication may readily exist. This discrimination is defined according to the American Medical Association’s own admission in one of their peer review magazines Medscape or the AMA Wire a few years back.

I was targeted after putting the breaks on this degrading abuse of power. After highlighting until I was blue in the face my physical inability to attend class, my reluctance to sign a contract where there is no meeting of the minds and my principled constitutional stance of matters of privacy it was game on! I should mention that had provided a number of urine samples prior to this as a matter of good faith. I wanted the doctor to feel comfortable that I wasn’t hiding anything. What I discovered is that whether or not I was using drugs wasn’t really the issue. It was my legal rights and my insubordination in regard to corporate policy that was the real problem! The problem was that the healthcare provider had adopted policy but failed to solicit the necessary legislative support. Because their policy is discriminatory by nature enforcement is not now nor will it ever be backed by law! Desperate measures are consequently required.

For this reason the extraordinary pain I suffer from combined with chemical withdrawals was cruelly forged into a switchblade that was inhumanely held against my throat. I was raped, the virginity of my forth amendment right stolen through coercive force. I was eventually forced by the agonizing circumstances purposely created for that reason to under duress to provide additional urine specimen.

For those unaware, when doctors end therapies patients are as a rule tapered off addictive pharmaceuticals. This process is considered standard medical practice and adhered to throughout the industry. In my situation the accepted process tapering did not allow the doctor’s nefarious control intention to fully manifest. The agony brought upon by abrupt stoppage purposely substituted SMP with an unorthodox compliance motivator.

If the act of torture/extortion weren’t bad enough in and by itself, there was yet another crime intentionally committed and overlooked. Currently there exists a law on the books here in California which governs all physicians who chose to for whatever reason not treat pain. They are required by this law to refer suffering patients to doctors who are prepared to treat them. To date this legal requirement has been totally ignored by the provider itself or the DMH.

I am now on my way to federal court to resolve the issue. Unlike my predecessors I am not seeking monetary reward and I will not sign any nondisclosure agreement designed to conceal the industry cruel and inhumane policies.

In closing I would caution anyone disagreeing with my assessment of this kind of policy to not consume the CDC’s facts and figures. If you recall their credibility went out the window with their phony pandemic. Their reasoning for cutting down on opiate painkillers has nothing to do with societal addictions. It has to do with profit.

A huge percentage of returning service personnel have been exposed to depleted uranium. They are sufferers of undefined chronic pain. The Babyboom generation is now because of past and present environmental issues experiencing an epidemic of fibromyalgia or chronic pain syndrome. The industries preferred generic substitute for brand name pharmaceuticals is Oxycodone or Hydrocodone. Because of the current demand those profit saving alternatives are just as expensive as the more expensive brand name drugs.

The very people the industry identifies as making the societal abuse issue a reality are the same patients that according to the American Medical Association are three times less likely to abuse or misuse their prescriptions when compared to the general population. Still these suffering patients must unfairly jump through hoops or be denied relief by a system that values profit over human empathy.

So many legitimately suffering patients are degradingly being forced to compromise or surrender their medical preferences, or their legal rights for the sake of this contrived narrative. Many current and former patient’s desperate for relief have taken to the streets, buying painkillers marijuana or heroin contributing to an already out of control problem.

My point is, lets all try to keep things in a realistic perspective when we consider anything coming from the systems best and brightest. They are not always our friends a reality consistently evidenced by the unbelievable audacity of their selfishness.

JMO