Veterans’ Day 2022: The Past, Present, & Future of Healthcare

The Kim Monson Show

Nov 13 2022 | 00:19:01

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Show Notes

With many societal changes inflicted after the attacks on September 11, 2001, all sectors of government leaned into authoritarian policies which incrementally undermine freedom. This societal shift also influenced healthcare and medicine. Author Pam Long explains that if we lose autonomy over what technology is injected, ingested, or inserted into our bodies, then we have lost the foundation of all freedoms.

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