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I'm 74...5'11" 165 lbs. Haven't seen a doctor since 2003.... Absolute parasites I called them until 2021...now I add the word murderer to most...not all but I'd say 50% don't give a fuck at all

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

I could not LOVE (and simultaneously hate) your diatribe more! You’ve summed up our pathetic state of affairs perfectly. I’m noticing my inability to tolerate the presence of those who cannot or will not acknowledge all of this insanity. My circle is rapidly shrinking as you can well imagine.

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

What blows me away is all these super rich famous people, like Michael Landon and Patrick Swayze, who lost their lives to "Cancer". I see this all the time in the obits. So and so died from Cancer. No, they died from the treatment of Cancer. With ALL their money, they couldn't find the natural way to heal themselves? Patrick looked like an old, old man when he passed. Extremely sad. The obits should read that these people were murdered because they had Cancer. Healthcare is Deathcare.

I watch a lot of these real cop arrests on YT and they are so quick to whip out their guns and shoot down someone. Sure, some of it is legit, but these perps act so deranged, like a rabid dog. So many fine folks are going off the deep end and I think its because of all the polluted food, air and water. Besides the over-consumption of drugs and alcohol.

Speaking of Medicare, which I now have, they won't cover the costs for me to see a holistic doctor. Why not? They are licensed. They have a college degree. Why can't any natural supplements be also covered? All these effing women out there screaming "my body, my choice", somehow that doesn't apply to people who really care about their health and bodies?

Our tax dollars are going towards these constantly obese, sickly, mentally deranged fine folks we now have to deal with in our society. Including those who are so sexually confused. And I am not going to call these idiots them, they, it or whatever. You're a him/her, he/she. If I was a parent and had a child who was confused, their blood would be drawn to see how much testosterone or estrogen is in their blood. Maybe start there. Stop jabbing your babies, Folks. Take away their idiot laptops and cell phones and get them outside to play, like normal children used to.

One of my nephews was on Ritalin and his doctor upped his dosage. He had thoughts of suicide. He is now off that crap. He has serious anger problems caused by a drug/alcohol induced father and a stupid mother, my sister. They both had bad cocaine habits back in the day. Its no wonder her two kids are lazy mofos. I just stay away. You never know what will set off the one with anger issues. Neither can hold down a job so live with Mommy who pays their way in life. I told her, when you get too old to support them anymore, they'll throw your ass to the curb in a heartbeat. Yep, another one with that deer in the headlights look. I am not the Savior of the World and I've pretty much run out of breath and energy to talk to them anymore. Do as Thou Wilt.

Another reason for me to get the hell out of Dodge. I see way too many crazies out there now. You can't even look at someone before they explode into a blood curdling rage. People dress like they just got out of bed. Most can't even bathe. If you don't have any sel-respect, you're sure as hell are not going to respect anyone else.

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refuse to set foot in a hospital

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

The modern stone age medical mafia is a murder machine. Once you get into their clutches, they never let go. So many people have wrecked themselves pretending to be living and then expect "miracle" medicine to keep the going and keep them alive until they hit 105.

No thanks, I no longer trust anyone in the medical community. Almost 74 and refuse to take any big pharma drugs, vaccines and mRNA poisons. I figure my health is pretty much up to me and that I have a good chance of living longer without drugs and doctors than with them.

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

So true! I was born in 1956 and can't recall an epidemic of chronically sick and obese children in my age group. We were vibrant and active and read books and climbed trees like monkeys and stuff. These days, in my late 60's and single, who could I possibly date? Almost everyone in my age group is old, decrepit and likely on a huge laundry list of pharmaceutical meds, not to mention probably jabbed up with the toxic "vaccines". No way am I going to have intimate relations with some idiot who might be shedding toxic God only knows what! And then there's the huge gulf between those of us who "get it" and those who don't and won't no matter what.

The future is looking bleak for civilization as we've known it. Maybe that's not such a bad thing in the grander scheme. It looks to me like there will probably be a huge die-off and collapse. And then it starts all over again. Like it likely has many times before. We see the signs in archeological remnants. In spite of it all, it's fascinating to be living through such times.

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

Again, I LOVED it all and agree with most of what you said. I agree with your mother and am still walking and talking on my own and know who I am. At the very minimum, I walk outside every day, rain or snow.

Visually, tats are disgusting, hairs coming out of places that they shouldn't, a big need for hair care and jeans with huge holes in them. People pay big $$ for those. They could go to Goodwill, pick up a pair for 10 buck and cut their own holes and put that $130. in the bank. The rampant stupidity is every where. There are next to no manners or thoughtfulness. Young kids have expensive IPhones ( I don't) and credit cards. Unreal.

The world is dangerous thanks to non-thinking voters and going out or driving is no longer fun. Now YOU make me laugh at the brilliant absurdities you point out. The medical profession is revealing itself to the issues you named or we are getting smarter. I have PTSD from a fall last year, a hospital stay and a three week rehab visit. There is another scam. Rehabs. Prior to the event, I was running and taking tennis lessons; I am your mom's age. No one believes it. As to rehabs, too much to go into here but people, skip the rehab and go home. You'll figure it out. Do you think the early settlers had rehabs near the cabins? Never again.

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Mar 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

I think women’s beauty is on life support. Born in 64 and can remember the 70s and 80s hot girls. As I look around today I can’t help but wonder if generations are getting uglier. You couldn’t have a tv show like The Love Boat today

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

Whenever I actually go into a gas station to pay for my gas and get a coffee I watch what people are buying while standing in line. If it’s near lunchtime these folks have their arms full of red bull, gas station pizza or corn dogs. When they get to the register they add a pack of cigarettes and a quarter pint of Fire Ball (cinnamon schnapps). If it’s near the end of the day it’s the same thing as above but add a 12 pack or case of beer. I know this isn’t unique to my neck of the woods. This will keep the hospitals in business long into the future.

It’s my belief everything in our culture is designed to lower life expectancy and reduce birth rates. That’s why abortion is always the rabidly sacrosanct right for every woman in this nation. And I’m with you on the fluoride issue. During WWII it was given to prisoners to keep them docile. Aren’t we the only western nation that still puts it in our water? It is also believed to calcify the pineal gland in your brain. And God bless your 86 year old sister. I’m 71 and I look at some of these guys in their 80’s stooped over shuffling along and I ask myself holy shit is that me in 10 years!!! I pray not.

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I like to walk to the grocery store, grow my own food and drink good quality alcohol.

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

As I alluded to in the past, worked closely with the medical field for 30 years now and unfortunately Don, you are spot on with everything stated.

So many folks we encounter lead lives that revolve around endless doctor appointments, to numerous 'specialists' and with a list of conditions long as my leg.

Got a few chuckles from the article as well, despite a rather dire topic.

and fyi, around here it is a little over $2k for a ride to the hospital, at least from a car accident scene, and they refuse to take a penny less if you try to negotiate the bill - claiming some gov't code negates any negotiation.

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Mar 1·edited Mar 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

I am 73, 6'1" (185cm) and 168lbs (76kg). I have been the same weight for 50 years - plus or minus 5lbs(2kg).

I was married to an "excellent" lady GP in Australia for 18 years. I never took any vaccines since I was a child. She insisted on vaccines for herself and our 2 daughters. All 3 of these ladies got depression and eating disorders. The youngest girl got anorexia. I think she is now a transsexual.

We got divorced 4 years ago. She just would not change her lifestyle. I was the only healthy person in the house. I am 50 and 55 years older than my daughters.

I moved to Egypt's Red Sea coast. I was born here. The people are poor but normal. Kids play in the streets. No one pays attention to the media and the scare stories. There was no Covid - a PSYOP. There is no gender confusion. People - Muslims and Christians - are believers. It is perfectly safe to walk around alone at night everywhere.

I am looking for a wife from Ukraine or Russia who is 50 years younger than me. Lot of ladies are writing to me. I want to have more kids. To bring them up away from the corrupt West.

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Feb 29Liked by Donald Jeffries

I read somewhere that the reason for all the peanut allergies is b/c peanut oil is now used as an adjuvant in vaccines.

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Great article again Don. I have some food for thought. My wife went on a program of intermittent fasting after reading Jason Fung's The Diabetic Code. To give her moral support I went on the diet regime with her. In five weeks she has dropped twenty pounds and has been able to cut her medication in half. I, even though I thought I was in really good shape for a man of seventy one have lost 12 pounds. The amazing thing is how much extra energy I have. There is definitely extra spring in my step. If you feel you need a boost I suggest you try it.

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Thanks for this, though it certainly was not an "upper" (lol). In recent months, as your essay reminds me, I have been beginning to suspect that, although I am not any spring chicken, and I don't think of myself as particularly athletic, I may be walking and talking when many of the people in my world are long gone. Strange days. Off for a brisk walk—

PS My theory about the elderlies with stooping shoulders is that, had they carried some weights around the house and up and down the stairs and such in middle age, their backbones would not have shrunk. (That's what's causing the stooped posture, according to me.) What weights? Well, thinking in evolutionary terms, my guess is that anything that approximates the weight of a healthy toddler. That would be about 20- 30 pounds. Back in the long, long ago of living in tribes in caves and mud-and-wattle huts, if you couldn't pick up, wrestle, and haul around a toddler, as an elderly, you weren't much use to your family; it was probably time for you to go. Seems that nowadays Grandma is more apt to FaceTime with the kidlets from the sofa. Meanwhile, her GP is at-the-ready to order tests and write prescriptions for osteopinea.

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Mar 1Liked by Donald Jeffries

A friend of mine was feeling down so he went to his beloved doctor who put him on an anti-depressant. A few weeks later he killed himself with a shotgun. The doc still enjoys being a pillar of society. I doubt he even gave it a second thought as to his culpability.

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