When the totalitarian curtain comes down, people need to think very carefully about the choices they make. Their choices are likely to have permanent consequences, even when they go along to get along. Even when they think they are being good.

Here is the study:

Here is the link to CHD’s story about it:

According to the study, several participants “described being forced to act against their professional or ethical convictions, to remain silent in the face of perceived wrongdoing, or to watch patients or colleagues suffer avoidable harm while feeling powerless to intervene.”

“I was forced to inject an experimental substance or lose the ability to provide for my family… I wish I had been stronger and refused,” one participant wrote.

Other respondents described a chilling effect, where they were reprimanded if they spoke openly about their concerns or those of their patients — or were reluctant to speak for fear of retaliation.

“When I had concerns about my own patients’ negative reactions… I was told to keep quiet,” another participant wrote.

Respondents also expressed disagreement and guilt over having to vaccinate patients who they believed should not have received the COVID-19 shot.

“Initially, the vaccines were not approved for pregnant women… then all of a sudden, we were told to vaccinate pregnant women… When I asked for the evidence, I was told there was NONE, and it wasn’t my job to ask questions… I left my job not long after that,” one participant wrote.

“The guilt rots away at my head,” another participant wrote.

IPAK-EDU is grateful to Meryl’s CHAOS letter (Critical Health Analysis and OpinionS) as this piece was originally published there and is included in this news feed with mutual agreement. Read More