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Date Posted: 10:31:42 11/09/20 Mon
Author: David Meier
Subject: Re: New president
In reply to: CanadianVictimOfExperimentalFeminization 's message, "Re: New president" on 21:43:47 11/07/20 Sat


Thanks for your response Canadisn Victim.
What happened to you?
I only got one exam when I was seven years old. I had problems with my tonsils and they had to get taken out but it became a long surgeon. I guess my doc planned more followzps but my mom and me moved to another city.
Sometimes I wonder if it was better to escape these ordeals or getting more exams. For example they hadn‘t taken out my appendix. Knut Holt wrote me that guesses they would had done it later.

Greetings,
David





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… Or do you think the medical and hospital industry
>>don‘t care about politics and follow their own rules?
>
>This.
>
>I believe this stuff is extra-political, that is, it
>operates either above visible politics, or with its
>implicit approval. I certainly believe establishment
>politicians would have access to the knowledge gained
>from these experiments on kids.
>
>I, and others I know, were guided for years, from
>early childhood until late teens, into lifestyles
>chosen by doctors and behaviorists. I know now, after
>talking as an adult to a person involved, that the
>purpose was life- and youth-extension experiments.
>
>The only redeeming factor is that it seems they were
>careful (at least here) to give high-quality care.
>
>I think the exams and, more importantly and sadly, the
>medical experiments, will continue.

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