Ensconced in our Local and Federal Governments

 I have learned to be more patient as I grow older.  Patience may be the most effective virtue in tandem with wisdom.  They do not teach the art of political maneurverability in college, but high school is rife with such activity.  The art of being popular.  When you are young, ambitious, and dire often your reactions to resistance are defensive.  It is more prudent to observe the reaction or response and learn from it rather than feeling personally threatened.  This is difficult to do climbing the ladder of life, social mobility, and economic sustenance.  As youth we prefer to joust immediately in real time rather than, "Walk down to the herd of cows and have them all."  The young bull wants to stampede down and take one.  When you are sick and challenged and in need of medical care, it is difficult to have patience.  We need to get well, because illness hampers our productivity.  America is suffering from a lack of productivity, an able labor market, and faith in our government.  Covid struck a vicious blow to America in general, and that was its purpose.  It was part of an orchestrated assault on the world's formerly most powerful free society.  While Covid was ravaging America, we were infiltrated with the enemy.  The entire escapade of Covid was a murderous attempt at genocide.  When Covid was wheeling its sickle at the necks of vulnerable Americans, infiltrators were engaged in a covert siege of government.  The Department of Justice is experiencing success prosecuting, convicting, and sentencing many of those involved in the attack on the United States Capital on January 6th, 2020.  What is more problematic is this infiltration of similar minded traitors into the mainstream of employed, appointed, and elected public officials.  They now are the most single most important threat to the salvation of American democracy and traditional rule by the people.  We have been watching this trend with disbelief as Donald Trump and his henchmen try to overtake America with savvy legal conniving and a smooth-talking liaison.  This infiltration is wide spread in the mainstream private sector perhaps most harmful in the field of medicine.  With the alliance of Big Insurance to trade stocks of doctors and hospitals, the once highly held and respected Hippocratic Oath has become moot.  It is obvious to most Americans seeking medical care.  Medical professionals rarely examine patients anymore choosing rather to order expensive tests sending the patient on an endless carousel of expenditure.  It has become the primary directive of organized medicine making money for the system.  America was better off and more healthy before insurance planted its talons in the health care process.  The era of the family doctor who really could help your problems because he so desired is extinct.  An ironic turn has transpired in that now instead of trying to heal you, they make you worse.  The prostate biopsy is the metaphor for this evil philosophy, and to an extent the medical community has conceded.  They have been to aggressive addressing prostate cancer, and because prostate cancer is so slow-growing from lack of an abundant blood supply, it is best to wait and observe.  Shooting twelve needles into the male sexual gland through the wall of the rectum aided by ultrasound when no tumors are evident on its surface is aggressive.  The risk of infection from diverticulosis is greater, because the colon is a tunnel for passing bacteria laden feces.  To create wounds in the wall of the rectum and slice the prostate to obtain tissue samples is risky.  Still the prostate biopsy is the paramount offering of most urologists no matter what your symptoms.  They use a number amount of "prostate specific antigen" or PSA collected from your blood to merit the need for this test.  How can specific and separate molecules from a sexual gland buried deep in the pelvic floor reach your blood in a way to indicate cancer?  The creator of this PSA test himself suggests it only is accurate five percent of the time.  Other symptomology such a erectile disfunction would be a better indicator.  With such leeway it is easy for evil to infiltrate good.  If a doctor forgets his Hippocratic Oath or chooses to abandon it, then the medical profession is rife for financial exploitation.  Simply this is evidenced by a urologist ignoring other symptoms completely and ordering expensive tests.  The era of the family doctor who actually examines your body, asks questions, and offers physical solutions if extinct.  America's new dependence on the internet via personal computer and smartphones is misleading.  Your phone is not going to help you lose weight, although it is capable of providing a false anodyne for your immediate gratification.  America's free market system has become inundated by such schemes many of which have infiltrated formerly reputable and honest businesses.  Today one must be careful at every turn, because those once sworn to help us through a reverence to God and Christianity have succumbed to the guillotine of Covid and the assault of Communist infiltrators firmly ensconced in our local and federal governments.