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Hello Facebook put back my profile page and videos up or your computers with start crashing till you do. You are not bigger that God. I promise you. If my page is not back up face book will be down in Jesus name.
Link to tweet
Miguelito Loveless
(4,477 posts)Zuck is, to quote a Klingon, "a tin-plated, overbearing dictator, with delusions of godhood". You know, like Trump.
malaise
(269,286 posts)Greedy and not well
demmiblue
(36,914 posts)to test for hydroxychloroquine (she is convinced that they are taking it prophylacticly).
One of the other doctors (Dr. Gold, or something like that) is pushing for it to be sold over the counter.
Botany
(70,643 posts)... because the liberals don't want Trump to have "a win."
I heard that exact same crap on Rush yesterday. (I listened to 3 minutes and was horrified)
demmiblue
(36,914 posts)lagomorph777
(30,613 posts)demmiblue
(36,914 posts)CurtEastPoint
(18,681 posts)FakeNoose
(32,897 posts)That always brings out the crazies!
demmiblue
(36,914 posts)Siwsan
(26,326 posts)In my old job with a healthcare plan, I researched and verified the training and practice credentials of thousands of physicians, along with their malpractice history. It was an eye opener.
The only bio I could find on Dr. Immanuel states is that she graduated from medical school in Nigeria. She lists non-specific further training as being done in the United States OR Canada. Red flag, as far as I'm concerned.
As for board certification, I checked the ABMS.org site and she's not showing up for ANY of the specialties (emergency medicine/pediatrics although I also see family medicine on her list of specialties) that she has listed. Since she graduated medical school in 1990, from my experience in credentialing physicians, her not being board certified is unusual. Most healthcare plans now have board eligibility/certification as a requirement to be contracted. Of course, there are always ways around that. We had a policy that let such physicians, who were not 'grandfathered', provide 3 letters of recommendation from peers - a requirement that was necessary every 3 years, when they came up for re-credentialing. Sounds simple but it's an onerous task.