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I realized after publishing this article that since the topic of election integrity is so divisive, it might lead to strong accusations or insults against one political party. I would like to keep this topic civil, so I am restricting who can comment on this one.

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I have an unrelated question. I live in a state that has very few options for people who don't want to be corralled into the corporate medical model. For example, in my town of 60,000, there is one medical clinic and that is it. All the doctors in it are fully captured and on board with the allopathic model. They speak with one voice, and that is the voice of the CDC. They are still harassing people to get the jab, and they still believe in masks. I would like to find a physician online, but I'm finding there are laws against my using any physician outside the state. I would just quit going to the doctor, but unfortunately there is one prescription I must take (thyroid) because I had a thyroid nodule irradiated, and that killed my thyroid (don't get me started). So my doctor keeps me as a virtual prisoner shackled by this prescription, which she won't give me unless I cooperate with her narrative. In her head she is living in a universe where COVID is deadly and dreadful, and we all must wear masks, get multiple shots, and go to the doctor when they demand it. So here is my question: do you have any ideas about how I can get out of this situation? Are there ways to get around this requirement that I must see a doctor in the state? Is there a way to get thyroid without having to go through the regular channels? I'm still seeing posts from people who are still being turned down at pharmacies even when they DO have doctor's prescriptions for IVM and HCQ, so I have been too discouraged to try to finesse the authoritarian system.

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Abraham Lincoln's 1838 Lyceum Address frequently comes to mind these days. He warned of the alienation of the citizenry from their government, due to lawlessness. We are there now, I'm afraid.

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Sep 7Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

After reading the history of events farther back than this one; Atlantis, and Lemuria, and farther back than that, from the beginning of time it seems like the egoistic self of the human just cannot resist strife and war and everything that goes with it. In order for this to change in any noticeable way, humanity would need to be educated at the simplest of levels about the workings of the ego vs the Higher Self. This is a planet that has had warring more than peace since the beginning. It seems to be the nature of the beast of ego. Perhaps this planet is designed for an impossible task of choosing love over hate. And I am an optimist!

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There is nothing new under the sun. So true when it comes to human thoughts, motives and foibles. The human condition can not update itself for the computer and AI age. Biologically, emotionally and culturally we are the same now as we were 4000 years ago.

What has changed? Intellectually we have developed to a point where most people worship what man has discovered and created. We do not worship the Creator. We have lost our way.

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Sep 7Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

Thank you for a fascinating history refresher. You are a renaissance person. I am lucky to know this Substack and read it faithfully.

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This was interesting The first recollection I have of election fraud was the Kennedy-Nixon contest and all those Illinois votes that nudged Kennedy over the finish line. I wonder what might have been if Nixon had won. In hindsight, he wasn't the ogre that he is made out to be.

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Very interesting article! The open thread idea is very cool.

I shared this article with a friend and fellow Substack writer who is VERY INVOLVED in the election integrity movement. His articles are calm and reasoned: https://timohdee.substack.com/

A couple of thoughts, that might save you time:

1. Ask commenters to preface any comments for which they would like a reply with something like this:

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2. Reply only if you have time! We cherish your thoughts and those of the other commenters, so even if you do not have time to reply, we will understand. Your work stands on its own, even if you don't have time to comment.

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Sep 7Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

The immediate pre-Civil War period is terrifyingly relevant. And I fear the early history of the French revolution may soon become just as relevant.

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I am very interested in the treatment of high blood pressure. My dad was on medication from his 30s so I grew up aware that your blood pressure should be 100 plus your age (in the 1970s). I know this went to 120. Then a study said there was no additional benefit to bring it under 140.

Is there individual variation that is normal? What about white coat syndrome?

I know that for me diet does make a difference.

I would love to hear what you know.

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Sep 8Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

If Yale can figure out how to aerolize mRNA, then I can believe that the Barda/CIA figured out how to aerolize Covid! We have evil humans who are in the proces of destroying humanity!

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Here they are:

✅ Independent Medical Resources

Consider this list of organizations for independent medical information and provider resources. Many do not take insurance, but still could save you money and provide excellent care.

Association of American Physicians & Surgeons (AAPS Online): https://aapsonline.org

AAPS Patient Resources & Medical Providers (Direct Primary, Cash Pay, etc): https://aapsonline.org/category/patient_tools/

The Wedge of Health Freedom: https://jointhewedge.com/find-a-practice/

DPC Frontier - DPC Practice Mapper (DPC means Direct Primary Care): http://www.dpcfrontier.com/mapper/

FLCCC: https://covid19criticalcare.com

FLCCC Medical Providers: https://covid19criticalcare.com/providers/

For cancer care, consider provides whose has been suppressed or ridiculed for decades or recently. Two examples:

FLCCC Cancer Care Monograph: https://covid19criticalcare.com/reviews-and-monographs/cancer-care/

Burzynski: The Cancer Cure Cover-Up: https://www.burzynskimovie.com/

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HI AMD. Thanks for creating this format. I feel excited and curious to see what we all ask you. Awhile back you mentioned that at some point you plan to write an article about supplements. This was in response to a question I asked about which supplements you recommend pulse dosing. I want to put in a request for that article as I would find it personally very helpful. Thanks as always for your thoughtfulness and integrity.

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Your articles are amazing and very appreciated. This most recent one was very insightful into human nature as well. I am still deep diving from your zeta potential/ EZ water/ Cell Danger Theory articles. You'd mentioned using a microscope to check for RBC clumping in the eyes. Would you mind sharing brands that would work for this? I think they could be a wonderful, noninvasive way to check in real time if zeta potential is improving. Also, if you know of other noninvasive ways to check, that would be appreciated as well. I think urine pH is another way I've seen? Thanks :D

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More on Kansas.

TERRIBLE SWIFT SWORD. John Brown finds out the hard way violence is not the answer. Watch the music video and read the story of John Brown. https://turfseer.substack.com/p/terrible-swift-sword

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Sep 8Liked by A Midwestern Doctor

Thank you for this insightful history post. A prescient warning.

I grew up in Kansas City, attended Shawnee Mission South highschool and earned my masters from KU in Lawrence. We studied this period quite a bit for good reason. I believe it still contributes to the rivalry that often turns hostile between Kansans and Missourians.

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