Crickets – The Sound You Hear When Questioning AHS Bureacracy About Medical Tyranny
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The Sound of crickets can be a soothing lullaby. The chirping of crickets may be just background noise to most, but it’s vital to other crickets. Crickets chirp primarily to attract females. The males of the species produce the chirping by rubbing a sharp-edged scraper at the base of one front wing along a file-like ridge on the bottom edge of the other front wing. It’s music of seduction. Most animals instinctually participate in ritual that celebrates procreation. Most species instinctually understand the need of a difference in sexes and what needs doing to propagate their species. They have sex to survive. They kill to eat, to survive. They protect their young and typically their herd, their tribe, their species. Humans have lost the instinct for self preservation and survival. They will kill their own to satisfy seven deadly sins that they themselves created. Too many have committed crimes against humanity, against their own kind, to satisfy an agenda that goes against the instinctual neccessity of survival for short term dominance. Alberta Health Services, The College of Physicians and Surgeons have committed attrocities while under the influence of non-government organizations such as The United Nations, The World Health Organizations, UNESCO, NATO and the World Economic Forum. Ironically, crickets are on the proposed menu for all humans that survive the great culling.
Hello All,
Here is the exchange with our health minister that started from the EMS town hall that took place in Airdrie leading up to the Alberta provincial election. Feel free to forward or contact her.
Happy Canada Day!
Al
From: Al Neitsch
Sent: June 30, 2023 11:24 AM
To: Health Minister
Cc: Danielle Smith; Airdrie-Cochrane; Airdrie-East
Subject: RE: EMS Workers and COVID-19 Vaccinations
Thank-you Adriana LaGrange,
It’s refreshing to hear back from a government ministry. As Premier Danielle Smith continues to make positive change in Alberta, for Albertans, the need for accountability and transparency, especially from our failing healthcare system becomes ever more important. That AHS policy has harmed, with lingering or permanent effect, a great number of Albertans, especially during the COVID crisis, cannot be denied.
The evidence of mismanagement and malfeasance continues to mount through various committees and hearings as well as through the courts. The COVID experience raises serious questions of the power that the Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons holds over health care workers that show a departure from the ethical duty of care that should be ensured by the adherence to the Hippocratic Oath and even The Nuremberg Code.
I would question the validity of AHS’s response that “no EMS staff were off work due to COVID vaccine side effects or long-term vaccine related issues”. Given the EMS crisis experience across Alberta, to allow AHS to self investigate and report on the management and outcomes of policy and reality would not present an accurate ‘bill of health’ on the matter. Perhaps an inquiry into the EMS crisis as well as AHS overreach and mismanagement, with real front line workers and patients giving evidence without fear of reprisal would be in order.
While it’s true that Albertans must move on from the grim, shameful reality and tragedy of the COVID era, that may not yet be over, these events and the harms done to Albertans must be reconciled before any positive change can be realized. Albertans must be able to trust our health care system and the health care providers that work in it for us. I personally have experienced unethical and non-sensical ‘care’ from fearful healthcare workers under AHS bureaucracy, what amounts to medical tyranny, while trying to receive cancer treatment. My experiences are not isolated. An appeal to government ministries and the premier’s office have regrettably gone unaddressed. It’s time to re-establish trust in all of our vital institutions and let health, healing and medicine return to ethical basics. A healthy population will only benefit the prosperity and relative sovereignty promised by our UCP government.
Sincerely,
Al Neitsch
Sent from Mail for Windows
From: Health Minister
Sent: June 29, 2023 3:55 PM
To: awneitsch@hotmail.com
Cc: Highwood@assembly.ab.ca
Subject: EMS Workers and COVID-19 Vaccinations
Honourable R.J. Sigurdson, MLA for Highwood forwarded your inquiry regarding Alberta Health Services (AHS) emergency medical services (EMS) workers and COVID-19 vaccinations. As Minister of Health, I appreciate the opportunity to respond on behalf of the Government of Alberta, and I apologize about the delay.
As you may be aware, AHS rescinded its Immunization of Workers for COVID-19 Policy effective July 18, 2022. As such, workers are no longer required to be immunized for COVID-19 as a condition of employment. In addition, new hires and students are no longer required to be immunized for COVID‑19 upon hire or placement.
Regarding your question about EMS workers being taken off duty due to their vaccination status, as of December 2021, there were 191 employees within the EMS portfolio who had not confirmed their vaccination status and were placed on leave. This included full-time, part‑time and casual employees. However, 18 of those returned to work with the testing option before the end of that year.
Lastly, AHS reported that no EMS staff were off work due to COVID vaccine side effects or long-term vaccine-related issues.
Thank you again for writing.
Sincerely,
Minister of Health
cc: Honourable R.J. Sigurdson, MLA, Highwood