Mother Theresa not so saintly

[Mikhail Liebestein]

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-10778723/A-compelling-new-series-claims-darker-Mother-Teresa.html?offset=298&max=100&jumpTo=comment-843044421#comment-843044421

 

Reminds me of a famous Rob Newman routine in the Newman and Baddiel show.

 

 'I was driving through soho with my car door slightly ajar, and dragging on the pavement - when I saw this little "boy-girl" type of thing, sleeping in a doorway, and I though "ohh, hello, little boy/girl type of thing" so I decided to help it out. Now. I dont want to come all over Mother Theresa... Ohhh Godd, that would be AWFUL! All over her nice tea-towel type thingy...'

 

 

 

 

Edited May 7, 2022 by Mikhail Liebestein

[TheConsultant]

A lot more to this, that's for sure.

[Truthblast]

It was Mother Klaus that delivered me from poverty.

 

She taught me to 'own nothing and be happy!'

 

Suddenly, being poor was not a problem anymore!

 

 

[DarianF]

23 minutes ago, Truthblast said:

It was Mother Klaus that delivered me from poverty.

 

She taught me to 'own nothing and be happy!'

 

Suddenly, being poor was not a problem anymore!

 

 

 

"Own nothing, control everything."

 

– John D. Rockefeller

[Mikhail Liebestein]

I don't want to come over all Mother Theresa

 

 

[jedidiah]

Who is?

[Truthblast]

Mother Klaus makes better pancakes in the morning than Mother Theresa ever did

[novymir]

Really?

 

 

"Table Of Iatrogenic Deaths In The United States

(Deaths induced inadvertently by a physician or surgeon or by medical treatment or diagnostic procedures)

Condition	Deaths	Cost Billion $s	Author
Adverse Drug Reactions	106,000	12	Lazarou (1) Suh (49)
Medical error	98,000	2	IOM (6)
Bedsores	115,000	55	Xakellis (7) Barczak (8)
Infection	88,000	5	Weinstein (9) MMWR (10)
Malnutrition	108,800	—	Nurses Coalition (11)
Outpatients	199,000	77	Starfield (12) Weingart (1, 12)
Unnecessary Procedures	37,136	122	HCUP(3, 13)
Surgery-Related	32,000	9	AHRQ(8,5)
TOTAL	783,936	282

We could have an even higher death rate by using Dr. Lucien Leape's 1997 medical and drug error rate of 3 million. (14) Multiplied by the fatality rate of 14% (that Leape used in 1994 (16) we arrive at an annual death rate of 420,000 for drug errors and medical errors combined. If we put this number in place of Lazorou's 106,000 drug errors and the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) 98,000 medical errors, we could add another 216,000 deaths making a total of 999,936 deaths annually.

 

ADR/med error	420,000	$200 billion	Leape 1997(14)
TOTAL	999,936

Annual Unnecessary Medical Events

Unnecessary Events	People Affected (Millions)	Iatrogenic Events (Millions)
Hospitalization	8.9 (4)	1.78 (16)
Procedures	7.5 (3)	1.3 (40)
TOTAL	16.4	3.08

The enumerating of unnecessary medical events is very important in our analysis. Any medical procedure that is invasive and not necessary must be considered as part of the larger iatrogenic picture. Unfortunately, cause and effect go unmonitored. The figures on unnecessary events represent people ("patients") who are thrust into a dangerous health care system. They are helpless victims. Each one of these 16.4 million lives is being affected in a way that could have a fatal consequence. Simply entering a hospital could result in the following (out of 16. 4 million people):

• 2.1% chance of a serious adverse drug reaction (186,000) (1)
• 5% to 6% chance of acquiring a nosocomial [hospital] infection (489,500) (9)
• 4% to 36% chance of having an iatrogenic injury in hospital (medical error and adverse drug reactions) (1.78 million) (16)
• 17% chance of a procedure error (1.3 million) (40)

All the statistics above represent a one-year time span. Imagine the numbers over a 10-year period. Working with the most conservative figures from our statistics we project the following 10-year death rates.

Medical Intervention

Projected Ten-Year Death Rates
Condition	10-Year Deaths
Adverse Drug Reaction	1.06 million
Medical error	0.98 million
Bedsores	1.15 million
Nosocomial Infection	0.88 million
Malnutrition	1.09 million
Outpatients	1.99 million
Unnecessary Procedures	371,360
Surgery-related	320,000
TOTAL	7,841,360 (7.8 million)

Our projected statistic of 7.8 million iatrogenic deaths is more than all the casualties from wars that America has fought in its entire history.

Our projected figures for unnecessary medical events occurring over a 10-year period are also dramatic.

Unnecessary Intervention

Projected Ten-Year Statistics
Unnecessary Events	10-Year Number	Iatrogenic Events
Hospitalization	89 million	17 million
Procedures	75 million	13 million
TOTAL	164 million	30 million

These projected figures show that a total of 164 million people, approximately 56% of the population of the United States, have been treated unnecessarily by the medical industry — in other words, nearly 50,000 people per day."

• Leading Killer
• DECLINE: Of Medicine — Impact Of — Ours

 

https://doctorschierling.com/blog/more-iatrogenesis

 

http://www.ourcivilisation.com/medicine/usamed/deaths.htm

 

 

 

ps; you may not be aware of it....but you've got a leech attached to the back of your neck, whispering sweet-nothings to you...you might want to get rid of it....it operates in service to something else that has some not-so-nice plans for you.

Edited May 12, 2022 by novymir

[JCP]

27 minutes ago, novymir said:

Really?

 

 

"Table Of Iatrogenic Deaths In The United States

(Deaths induced inadvertently by a physician or surgeon or by medical treatment or diagnostic procedures)

Condition	Deaths	Cost Billion $s	Author
Adverse Drug Reactions	106,000	12	Lazarou (1) Suh (49)
Medical error	98,000	2	IOM (6)
Bedsores	115,000	55	Xakellis (7) Barczak (8)
Infection	88,000	5	Weinstein (9) MMWR (10)
Malnutrition	108,800	—	Nurses Coalition (11)
Outpatients	199,000	77	Starfield (12) Weingart (1, 12)
Unnecessary Procedures	37,136	122	HCUP(3, 13)
Surgery-Related	32,000	9	AHRQ(8,5)
TOTAL	783,936	282

We could have an even higher death rate by using Dr. Lucien Leape's 1997 medical and drug error rate of 3 million. (14) Multiplied by the fatality rate of 14% (that Leape used in 1994 (16) we arrive at an annual death rate of 420,000 for drug errors and medical errors combined. If we put this number in place of Lazorou's 106,000 drug errors and the Institute of Medicine's (IOM) 98,000 medical errors, we could add another 216,000 deaths making a total of 999,936 deaths annually.

 

ADR/med error	420,000	$200 billion	Leape 1997(14)
TOTAL	999,936

Annual Unnecessary Medical Events

Unnecessary Events	People Affected (Millions)	Iatrogenic Events (Millions)
Hospitalization	8.9 (4)	1.78 (16)
Procedures	7.5 (3)	1.3 (40)
TOTAL	16.4	3.08

The enumerating of unnecessary medical events is very important in our analysis. Any medical procedure that is invasive and not necessary must be considered as part of the larger iatrogenic picture. Unfortunately, cause and effect go unmonitored. The figures on unnecessary events represent people ("patients") who are thrust into a dangerous health care system. They are helpless victims. Each one of these 16.4 million lives is being affected in a way that could have a fatal consequence. Simply entering a hospital could result in the following (out of 16. 4 million people):

• 2.1% chance of a serious adverse drug reaction (186,000) (1)
• 5% to 6% chance of acquiring a nosocomial [hospital] infection (489,500) (9)
• 4% to 36% chance of having an iatrogenic injury in hospital (medical error and adverse drug reactions) (1.78 million) (16)
• 17% chance of a procedure error (1.3 million) (40)

All the statistics above represent a one-year time span. Imagine the numbers over a 10-year period. Working with the most conservative figures from our statistics we project the following 10-year death rates.

Medical Intervention

Projected Ten-Year Death Rates
Condition	10-Year Deaths
Adverse Drug Reaction	1.06 million
Medical error	0.98 million
Bedsores	1.15 million
Nosocomial Infection	0.88 million
Malnutrition	1.09 million
Outpatients	1.99 million
Unnecessary Procedures	371,360
Surgery-related	320,000
TOTAL	7,841,360 (7.8 million)

Our projected statistic of 7.8 million iatrogenic deaths is more than all the casualties from wars that America has fought in its entire history.

Our projected figures for unnecessary medical events occurring over a 10-year period are also dramatic.

Unnecessary Intervention

Projected Ten-Year Statistics
Unnecessary Events	10-Year Number	Iatrogenic Events
Hospitalization	89 million	17 million
Procedures	75 million	13 million
TOTAL	164 million	30 million

These projected figures show that a total of 164 million people, approximately 56% of the population of the United States, have been treated unnecessarily by the medical industry — in other words, nearly 50,000 people per day."

• Leading Killer
• DECLINE: Of Medicine — Impact Of — Ours

 

https://doctorschierling.com/blog/more-iatrogenesis

 

http://www.ourcivilisation.com/medicine/usamed/deaths.htm

 

 

 

ps; you may not be aware of it....but you've got a leech attached to the back of your neck, whispering sweet-nothings to you...you might want to get rid of it....it operates in service to something else that has some not-so-nice plans for you.

 

I stopped going to the doctor because of their incompetence. They'll always find something wrong with you and they don't seem to know what they're doing. My last GP had me on 3 drugs for problems I never complained about, but found thru "testing". I started getting severe migraines every day; so when I went back to her for help; she gave me Percocet (that worked, but I couldn't function) and referred me to a neurologist. Instead of making the appointment when I got home, I started to research how this medical system we have today got started and found the statistics you quoted. Medical treatment is the third leading cause of death. WOW ......... What ever happened to their Hippocratic Oath ....... DO NO HARM?

 

This info gave me pause, so I stopped taking the prescriptions, and the next day ......... no more headaches. After a week .... no more headaches, so I canceled any remaining appointments and haven't been back since. This was the last straw from multiple similar experiences I've had with doctors. I think if people understood how many people they're killing and the underhanded way this monopoly got started (Rockefeller Medicine), it would also give them pause.

 

  How Rockefeller Created the Business of Western Medicine

https://meridianhealthclinic.com/how-rockefeller-created-the-business-of-western-medicine/

 

 

[no kidding]

None of the Infogram stuff surprises me, though quite why they pitch their info at the level of seven-year-olds, is beyond me. I have had dealings with a number of large charities, not from choice, but necessity. None were in the UK, though several of the charities were British-based. They would send six or eight people to meetings, where two would have been plenty. I found them arrogant and the fact that they always turned up mob-handed meant that they invariably ended up arguing with each other.  In most of them, there is fat too much unaccounted-for money swilling around, and everyone seems to have a grand title and no doubt a similar salary to go with it. I am sure there are genuine ones out there, but the bad ones outweigh them. 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8900805/Labour-Foreign-Secretary-David-rakes-1-million-year-mega-salary.html

 

The perfect definition of a sinecure...

[Truthblast]

18 minutes ago, no kidding said:

None of the Infogram stuff surprises me, though quite why they pitch their info at the level of seven-year-olds, is beyond me. I have had dealings with a number of large charities, not from choice, but necessity. None were in the UK, though several of the charities were British-based. They would send six or eight people to meetings, where two would have been plenty. I found them arrogant and the fact that they always turned up mob-handed meant that they invariably ended up arguing with each other.  In most of them, there is fat too much unaccounted-for money swilling around, and everyone seems to have a grand title and no doubt a similar salary to go with it. I am sure there are genuine ones out there, but the bad ones outweigh them. 

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8900805/Labour-Foreign-Secretary-David-rakes-1-million-year-mega-salary.html

 

The perfect definition of a sinecure...

 

Narcissists, Psychopaths and Sociopaths often seek out high positions which they believe will make them untouchable.

 

They try to get to high positions in industry, commerce, banking, government, media, NGOs, charities, Churches because - this is their calculation - "nobody can touch you when you are a .............. ".

 

And it does work for them, unfortunately. When questioned or held to account, they can often hide behind the "reputability" and "track record" of the organization they are in.

 

Perhaps 90% of the most vile acts committed in any given time or era tends to be the direct consequence of people at the top behaving abominably.

 

People at the bottom have a much harder time being a repeat offender of any significance.

 

[jedidiah]

17 hours ago, JCP said:

 

I stopped going to the doctor because of their incompetence. They'll always find something wrong with you and they don't seem to know what they're doing. My last GP had me on 3 drugs for problems I never complained about, but found thru "testing". I started getting severe migraines every day; so when I went back to her for help; she gave me Percocet (that worked, but I couldn't function) and referred me to a neurologist. Instead of making the appointment when I got home, I started to research how this medical system we have today got started and found the statistics you quoted. Medical treatment is the third leading cause of death. WOW ......... What ever happened to their Hippocratic Oath ....... DO NO HARM?

 

This info gave me pause, so I stopped taking the prescriptions, and the next day ......... no more headaches. After a week .... no more headaches, so I canceled any remaining appointments and haven't been back since. This was the last straw from multiple similar experiences I've had with doctors. I think if people understood how many people they're killing and the underhanded way this monopoly got started (Rockefeller Medicine), it would also give them pause.

 

  How Rockefeller Created the Business of Western Medicine

https://meridianhealthclinic.com/how-rockefeller-created-the-business-of-western-medicine/

 

 

 

Great you realised what the ‘medical’ system is like; my experience as well;

havent been near a ‘doctor’ for years.

 

Surgery has got a place though imo - so far; it is essential for a lot of things.

 

Good Carlin quote.

[shadowmoon]

As Irvine Welsh writes,  her and the Yorkshire ripper used the same 'God told me to do it.' excuse.

[JCP]

On 5/11/2022 at 10:20 PM, novymir said:

ps; you may not be aware of it....but you've got a leech attached to the back of your neck, whispering sweet-nothings to you...you might want to get rid of it....it operates in service to something else that has some not-so-nice plans for you.

 

Can you elaborate?

[novymir]

4 hours ago, JCP said:

 

Can you elaborate?

This should do it