8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (3)
#7108587 at 2019-07-20 09:32:40 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #9095: Epstein Denied Baal! Edition
On May 1, 1989, the Oprah Winfrey show had as its guest a person who, as a young girl, was forced to participate in a ritual in which a Christian infant was sacrificed.
The amazing thing about this guest is that she was not affiliated with some unknown radical blood letting cult, but that She was a Jew.
According to an article on the show in the Chicago Tribune, the woman was "undergoing long-term psychiatric treatment," apparently because of her horrible experience.
The news paper article is quoted below in its entirety.
Jews Protest Sacrifice Tale on Oprah Show
Chicago Tribune, 5/7/89
New York Times News Service
Hundreds of television viewers and the leaders of several Jewish and civil liberties organizations have protested allegations on a popular talk show last week that some Jews practice ritual killing of children.
The allegations were made by a guest using the pseudonym Rachel on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show,' a widely viewed syndicated talk show.
During the program, broadcast Monday, Winfrey introduced the guest as someone who was undergoing long- term psychiatric ("The Jews are more subject to diseases of the nervous system than the other races and peoples among which they dwell.
Hysteria and neurasthenia appear to be most frequent. Some physicians of large experience among the Jews have even gone so far as to state that most of them are neurasthenic and hysterical."
(The Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol. IX, (1905), p. 225); "Idiocy and imbecility are found comparatively more often among Jews than among non-Jews…The Mongolian type of idiocy is also very frequently observed among Jews…Among the Jews the proportion of insane has been observed to be very large…Jews are more liable to acute psychoses of early age than are non-Jews." (The Jewish Encyclopedia, Vol. VI, (1904), p. 556, 603-04)) treatment for a multiple personality disorder.
The woman told Winfrey that she had witnessed the ritual sacrifice of children and had been a victim of ritualistic abuse.
"The guest also said of such practices: 'there's other Jewish families across the country. It's not just my family.' The assertions were made during a program that focused on the cult murders of at least 13 people whose bodies were found last month near Matamoros, Mexico. The woman's comments provoked hundreds of angry phone calls and letters to Jewish and civil liberties groups, spokesmen for the groups said in interviews late last week. Jeffrey Jacobs, the chief operating officer of Winfrey's production company,
"Harpo Productions Inc., denied Winfrey had acted irresponsibly in broadcasting the interview since she had emphasized on the show that the guest spoke only for herself. He added that Winfrey and her producers would meet with representatives of the Jewish and civil liberties groups next week in Chicago, where the show is taped. Winfrey was traveling Friday, Jacobs said, and was unavailable for comment. Early in the interview Winfrey said, 'This is the first time I have heard of any Jewish people sacrificing babies, but anyway – so you witnessed the sacrifice?'
"The woman responded: 'Right. When I was very young, I was forced to participate in that, and which I had to sacrifice an infant.' The guest was repeatedly identified by Winfrey as being Jewish. At one point, the woman asserted that {Jewish} ritual sacrifices occurred in other Jewish families around the country and that they were known to the Police."
#4586384 at 2019-01-04 00:59:30 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #5850: Planefags Flex Edition
Three more officials resign from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Three more officials have resigned from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Fla., in the wake of a yearlong investigation by the Tampa Bay Times, according to a statement from Johns Hopkins Medicine on Wednesday.
The officials are Dr. Brigitta Mueller, chief patient safety officer and vice president of medical affairs; Sylvia Ameen, vice president of marketing, communications and culture/physician engagement; and Dr. Gerhard Ziemer, director of the Heart Institute and chief of cardiovascular surgery. Hopkins said in a statement that Ziemer, appointed in August, is "not responsible for the current state of the program" but that "a fresh start is needed to ensure success for the program."
Last month, three other high-ranking officials resigned: CEO Dr. Jonathan Ellen, Vice President Jackie Crain and deputy director Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs. Dr. Paul Colombani stepped down as chair of the department of surgery but will "continue in a clinical capacity."
The Heart Institute at All Children's was dedicated to children with heart defects and had been working in recent years to grow in size and prestige, according to the hospital, which announced in 2010 that it would integrate into the Johns Hopkins Health System.
Hopkins hospital in Florida recorded high rate of death, complications in young heart patients, report finds
But through extensive interviews with current and former employees and family members of those treated there and a decade's worth of billing records, the newspaper probe, published in December, identified many instances of treatment gone horribly wrong.
Some children, even ones undergoing less-complex procedures, suffered complications such as infections that regulators now consider preventable or more unusual problems such as needles lost inside infants, bursting sutures and failing patches for holes in tiny hearts. The hospital's mortality rate for heart surgery patients tripled from 2015 to 2017, becoming the highest for such units in Florida.
On Wednesday, Hopkins also announced that a team of experts will assess the Heart Institute from a clinical perspective with the goal of reopening it safely.
A spokeswoman for Johns Hopkins Medicine did not immediately respond to a request for comment early Wednesday night.
https://www.baltimoresun.com/health/bs-md-johns-hopkins-heart-institute-20190102-story.html
#4586314 at 2019-01-04 00:55:32 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #5850: Planefags Flex Edition
Three more officials resign from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Three more officials have resigned from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, Fla., in the wake of a yearlong investigation by the Tampa Bay Times, according to a statement from Johns Hopkins Medicine on Wednesday.
The officials are Dr. Brigitta Mueller, chief patient safety officer and vice president of medical affairs; Sylvia Ameen, vice president of marketing, communications and culture/physician engagement; and Dr. Gerhard Ziemer, director of the Heart Institute and chief of cardiovascular surgery. Hopkins said in a statement that Ziemer, appointed in August, is "not responsible for the current state of the program" but that "a fresh start is needed to ensure success for the program."
Last month, three other high-ranking officials resigned: CEO Dr. Jonathan Ellen, Vice President Jackie Crain and deputy director Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs. Dr. Paul Colombani stepped down as chair of the department of surgery but will "continue in a clinical capacity."
The Heart Institute at All Children's was dedicated to children with heart defects and had been working in recent years to grow in size and prestige, according to the hospital, which announced in 2010 that it would integrate into the Johns Hopkins Health System. (continued..)
https://www.baltimoresun.com/health/bs-md-johns-hopkins-heart-institute-20190102-story.html