>I saw this at local hospitals and the VA for years as those SOBs extinguished lives, all protecting each other.
It became real easy to see the pattern of who was to be terminated next. All you had to do is see if anyone was at patient's bedsides or not.
>became real easy to see the pattern of who was to be terminated next. All you had to do is see if anyone was at patient's bedsides or not.
So my question to you anons, who is to blame besides the hospitals, the patient or their friends and family?
Kek. By the way, do you want to take a stab at this? >>20764713
>So my question to you anons, who is to blame besides the hospitals, the patient or their friends and family?
Sad, my condolences to them and their families . You'd think that they would have some type of collision detection warning systems by now like they have had on cars for ages that would put the copter into a autopilot mode and come to a complete stop in the air somehow.
>hmmmmm….. YEP!
Just let me know what you think, the patient or their friends and family? I've seen many lights go out and is why I have the attitude that I have and do not trust authorities.
>The first ones out of the foxholes have never been heard of or read about.
There is a lesson to be learned here: Do not take the Lord's name in vain. If you can do that, then you will find out that the Armor of God is real.