ER Doctors, Covid, Censorship

I have been Twitter-following emergency room doctors for possibly a year, but it is difficult to tell because I began one at a time, until I found the ones I wanted, and it was a gradual process. One thing I noticed is that they were being censored by the corporate media and gradually by social media. Of course they have been treating covid since it became a pandemic, but no one is supposed to know this, and this information is being censored, and many were fired from their jobs and continue to be fired for telling people that they saved lives before the vaccines came out. This includes many doctors that have published many peer-reviewed papers in their specialties, and some of them have become leaders in a movement to fight censorship, the firing of doctors, and covid disinformation, but their growing numbers has lead to more political strength and they have begun to fight back and get noticed.

The censorship in the media and social media has aroused the ire of many who use it and those who get news from the internet, and also politicians and these several small movements may coalesce. There is a movement against censorship that seems to be largely from the right, but being joined by some on the left who oppose some of the authoritarian demands from the administration. Because Trump lied so often people began to oppose everything he said, even if he was right about something he said. Opposing Trump became a movement in itself and Democrats used the movement to herd their voters in their direction. But that only works for so long, and people soon realized what was happening and the censorship and authoritarianism began to be more unpopular and those who felt oppressed, censored, and fired from their jobs have become more organized and led by the doctors begun to organize. People who had relatives that they thought died needlessly were angry and joined the movement.

The Great Barrington Declaration was influential in pointing out the flaws in the policy of the administration, and gained the public's attention. Triage, in the emergency room or the battlefield, is simply treating those that are most seriously ill or in danger, first, or at a higher priority, and is thought of as being the right thing to do. But when applied on a national level, as in the Great Barrington Declaration, the policy was criticized. Biden's policy helped the laptop class, but did not treat the most seriously ill first, the policy was flawed, and many saw the problem as a class issue.

As a part of this movement, organized by health workers, ER doctors, and many other specialists, Ron Johnson, the senator from Wisconsin, organized a hearing to discuss the covid policy and treatments. A short version, which I do not recommend due to YTs censorship, can be viewed on YouTube by entering Ron Johnson Senator. A full version, of over 5 hours, can be viewed on Rumble. Five hours of true interesting learning and critical, neglected, and censored issues, cannot be shortened and given justice. It is worth it to log in and get a password for Rumble and watch the entire video.