VINDICATED!!! Substack Has Removed the Plagiarized Ultrasound Article Published by "A Midwestern Doctor"
Friends - I am so happy to report that, after reviewing the evidence I submitted regarding “A Midwestern Doctor” plagiarizing my ultrasound book, Substack has done the right thing and removed her article. Now I have asked them to reveal this creature’s identity so that I can sue her. I believe I already know who “she” is but would like to get confirmation from substack.
Let’s see what happens next. I feel really happy knowing that Substack has this kind of integrity.
Peace.
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wow! Congratulations Jeanice! All Glory to God in the mighty name of Lord Jesus Christ!
I am going to assume, for the sake of argument, that you are correct in asserting AMD has plagiarized your work on the dangers of ultrasound tech. I will also go with the idea that AMD is really multiple people compiling information, as the number of posts (and variety of topics) is rather large.
What I fail to see is how this amounts to evidence of "controlled opposition ". Using myself and a few close friends as examples
- i read about the dangers of ultrasound, and how the FDA increased the powerallowance by 800%, and I conclude the FDA is corrupted, and I will not be using ultrasound again. I'm convinced now it lead to my wife's first 2 miscarriages. I start telling others about this as well.
- i come out of the covid plandemic now questioning the entire vaccine industry, with plenty of evidence of harm and corruption. A lot of that information comes from people who still believe in the idea of "viruses" (which I also have doubts about now). Still, my action has been to stop ALL vaccinations for my family, and tell others to do the same.
IF these folks are controlled ops, who are they benefiting here? I find it difficult to believe that the alternative supplements industry could ever be as lucrative as the scam Pharma has bulit up, which people are leaving.
I sympathize with your desire to be recognized for your published work. I think that you are missing the forest through the trees when it comes to the outcome / motives.