The Silence is Deafening

Freedom Fighters SILENCE when faced with surgical mutilation of infants and Hospital Genocide

My fight to stop worldwide surgical mutilation of infants during heart surgery, theft of their organs, started 20 years ago when I found out my son’s organ was removed without my knoweldge or consent suring surgery. At the time I thought people would certainly care if they knew this was happening.

I was wrong. I was kicked off of forums when I tried to share medical articles describing this practice and the consequences. I was kicked off of chat rooms where parents were discussing their infants upcoming heart surgery. I wanted to inform them of the common practice procedure of removing the vital thymus organ during surgery with advice to request their child’s thymus organ not be taken.

Before I was kicked off I was censured and told I should be grateful my son is alive. I shouldn't try to scare other parents by raising awareness of this practice.

I contacted immunodeficiency organizations. The result of organ theft is significant to severe immunodeficiency. They did not care. No one wanted to address it let alone classify it so these children and adults might receive immune therapy.

My son's pediatrician refused to give him a referral to an immunologist when I showed him medical record proof my son's organ was taken and medical articles showing the consequences which fall in line with what he was suffering with.

I found a Doctor who researched and cured children of autism with immune therapy (Dr. Gupta of UCIrvine). I save money, even held local car washes so I could take my son to this Doctor and have immune testing. Once I had the proof of what my son was suffering I could not afford the $60,000 a year treatment this Doctor was curing autistic children with, intravenous immunoglobulins.

I took the immune test results back to my son's pediatrician proving he has an immune problem. I was finally given a referral to an immunologist at the children's hospital but the immunologist refused to treat him, even though it's an actual treatment for those who have his form of immunodeficiency.

Why wouldn't he treat my son? Possibly because treating he didn't want to be the one to have the medical establishment, his cardiac surgeon friends at the Children's hospital and insurance companies look down on him for exposing the surgical mutilation of children.

Every medical organizatiom, every page raising awareness for illnesses and searching for cures, all of them kicked me off. I learned people raising  awareness are affiliated with medical organizations. Gatekeepers use these unfortunate souls to funnel in donations for medical research.

I went to youtube where my comments were deleted and I was blocked from even speaking out. I went into news stations, was turned away. Lawyers didnt want to touch my case. Attorney's lied that a common practice procedure is unable to be taken to court. Yet we see everyday there are reports of lawsuits against medical procedures which harm. 

It's going on 2 years now that I've been on substack and I've tried to reach multiple doctors, attorneys like Renz, no one responds. 

I've come to learn people in positions of authority, “experts,” people who have money and titles, those with massive followings, a platform where they might raise awareness - couldn't care less. If I post a comment, even one with praise for them, they ignorant it, only pay attention to people who are gushing over their latest post.

I've tried being friendly with them initially but once I share even the smallest comment about my son they stop communicating with me.

Many of these people are what I call substack sweethearts, everybody loves to follow these people with degrees in front of their name.  

Right or wrong my test of character and true desire to right wrongs is to see how they respond to what's happened to my son and continues to happen to infants who are being surgically mutilated in hospitals around the world right now.

Without fail, those who turn away from these infants join causes which harm them. Even in the freedom movement there are those who categorize people like my son as collateral damage for their greater good agendas. 

Not everyone needs to fight for these children 

Not everyone needs to fight for every single cause out there.

But a kind word wouldn't be remiss; showing compassion to realize when they are harming people like my son by calling things they suffer from fake. My son has found healing, through my tenacity and research, with no help from doctors and people like them, in positions of power, wielding huge platforms which reach many others.  

Even in freedom organizations, those on substack with power appear to be protecting something or someone - cardiac surgeon friends, ties to hospitals and pharmaceutical companies who make $2.7 million dollar per dose drugs out of these babies organs.

Rebecca Charles lost her beautiful young daughter to medical genocide on October 6, 2021.

She has taken the same path I have, reaching out, trying to find others who will help, with the same results. 

Her words:

"Attorneys across the United States can’t claim ignorance; the bell of distress has tolled too loud and too often for that. Yet, their silence paints a grim picture of the world we inhabit, where the rallying cry for justice dissolves into the void. My interactions with figures like Tom Reiz, who offered prayers instead of action, and Peter McCullagh, and my messages to Steve Kirsch, along with many within the freedom movement, expose a painful truth. These figures, who bask in the limelight of advocacy, fail to extend a helping hand when it matters most. Their reactions—or lack thereof—reveal a jarring lack of compassion for a mother grieving the assassination of her child by the very hands sworn to heal.

Our world is rife with individuals donning the mantle of heroes, proclaiming their commitment to fighting for justice and truth. Yet, when confronted with the real test of their valor, their absence is deafening. True heroes are those unnamed warriors who, without the promise of recognition or reward, step into the breach to offer their support, embodying the essence of humanity that seems to have escaped the grasp of our purported saviors.

My daughter's untimely departure has unveiled a chilling reality of a society where the pursuit of justice is a solitary endeavor, supported not by the luminaries of our time but by the compassion of ordinary individuals."

The Quiet Struggle for Justice: Amidst a Medical Holocaust