moke123
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Some of the other doctors:
Doesn't look like many of them are experts on pandemics.
I certainly wouldn't see them no matter how qualified if they told me a magic 8 ball was a way to indoctrinate people into witchcraft or the government is run by reptillians.
Dr. James Todaro may have a degree in medicine, but he’s pretty far from the frontlines of the pandemic right now. In fact, he hasn’t seen a patient since 2018, according to his own biographies online. What’s Mr. Todaro doing these days? He’s promoting bitcoin. Well, he’s promoting bitcoin and hydroxychloroquine, it would seem.
Dr. Daniel W. Erickson:
By the end of April, even Fox News’s Laura Ingraham had Erickson on to talk about his opinion on how to deal with covid-19, questioning the stay-at-home order in California. During another Fox News appearance in May, things took a weird turn when Erickson started spouting conspiracies involving George Soros trying to censor his message on herd immunity, according to the Washington Examiner.
Dr. Robert “Bob” C. Hamilton - a pediatrician
Her own words she treated 2 patients.Dr. Gold:
Gold is “reportedly a Trump supporter who has advocated the use of hydroxychloroquine on Conservative talk radio and podcasts.” she had prescribed hydroxychloroquine to two patients with “good results” and believes that COVID-19 deaths mostly affect people who are elderly and have preexisting conditions, not working-age people.
On Twitter, Gold defines herself as “doctor-lawyer-writer-mom.” MD.com describes her as affiliated with Centinela Freeman Emergency Medical Associates in Inglewood, California. A representative of Centinela Hospital Medical Center told Heavy she is no longer on staff there.
Doesn't look like many of them are experts on pandemics.
I couldn't care less what religeon they are. I look at their C.V.Given that you have made a significant focus on religious beliefs of medical providers, I'm still very curious on whether or not you check your healthcare providers for Catholicism, Islam, or Mormonism. They have the same large amount of extra-terrestrial beliefs, which you claim factor in so significantly to their credibility? I'm just curious on whether/how you apply your own viewpoint on that, since a large part of your argument rests entirely on it.
I certainly wouldn't see them no matter how qualified if they told me a magic 8 ball was a way to indoctrinate people into witchcraft or the government is run by reptillians.