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    Kristin

    A pleasure to read. I don’t have any smart things to add to your Afghanistan piece Ms Davis, all I can say is brilliant…

    Vicky read this article I read today on local news Arizona- you warned of this specifically in 2009? Also known as the answer to the ages old question “Why is there a Walgreen’s on every corner?” they are to be our primary care clinics, you yourself Vicky did give us a detailed writing which tells a bit more about it of course, readers which see (http://www.channelingreality.com/Digital_Treason/project_destiny.htm )

    **********************By: Angela Gonzales – Phoenix Business Journal
    Posted at 8:51 AM, Sep 09, 2021
    and last updated 8:51 AM, Sep 09, 2021

    PHOENIX — A growing partnership between Walgreens Boot Alliance Inc. (Nasdaq: WBA) and VillageMD is adding more primary care clinics to metro Phoenix.

    So far, the partnership has opened 18 Village Medical at Walgreens locations in the Valley, with plans to open four more by the end of the year. The 22 clinics will create more than 800 jobs here, with nearly 500 of those jobs being science, technology, engineering and mathematics professionals.

    Dr. Brent Asplin, president of Chicago-based VillageMD, said he’s encouraged by the demand he’s seen since first entering the Phoenix market last year.

    Under this strategic partnership, plans call for opening 600 primary care clinics in more than 30 U.S. markets over the next four years08:51 AM, Sep 09, 2021
    and last updated 8:51 AM, Sep 09, 2021

    PHOENIX — A growing partnership between Walgreens Boot Alliance Inc. (Nasdaq: WBA) and VillageMD is adding more primary care clinics to metro Phoenix.

    So far, the partnership has opened 18 Village Medical at Walgreens locations in the Valley, with plans to open four more by the end of the year. The 22 clinics will create more than 800 jobs here, with nearly 500 of those jobs being science, technology, engineering and mathematics professionals.

    Dr. Brent Asplin, president of Chicago-based VillageMD, said he’s encouraged by the demand he’s seen since first entering the Phoenix market last year.

    Under this strategic partnership, plans call for opening 600 primary care clinics in more than 30 U.S. markets over the next four years. *******************

    Look how cute they use words like “Village”. It’s not the scary open-all-night convenience store market where homeless bums hang out but your friendly down home village MD.

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      Vicky

      Thank you Kristin. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Great find on that article. I’m impressed. You have a good memory. What’s interesting about that research on community pharmacies was that I did it after the Congressional Hearings on the corrupt business activities of AIG. The stand-in CEO mentioned Project Destiny and that’s how I found out about the plan. That research was over 11 years ago which serves as good evidence of how long it takes to change a national/government regulated system. There is more to the story than community pharmacies and community health clinics. I just recently found a new piece of it that I plan to write about soon. (so much corruption – so little time).

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        Kristin

        It’s not my memory but that your stuff stands out in people’s minds. Your research and writing give us the road map of what’s happening & why, where it’s going and why, and how it’s done and to be done. Your writing makes politics interesting. Anyone who wants to know where our nation is going just read your works on your sites, both of them as ChannelingReality.com is chock-full of such neat stuff. About the pharmacist as primary care, I am wondering how the DNA/genome stuff will play out? perhaps an alliance with those 24nMe sp? pay DNA sites. Vicky I don’t know if you’ve tried to make any medical appointments recently but it is near impossible. I have the most expensive insurance plan (as a dependant) that Bristol Myers Squibb offers it’s employees, and even on my insurance plan’s website the phone numbers listed on the page are outdated. I tried calling in-network physician’s offices yesterday: two phone numbers were disconnected and the third took me to Emergency Admitting nurses’ station. I can’t even find a working number to make a medical appointment. I think they’re pushing us to go to these “very convenient” corner gas stations for everything- that and the Emergency Room for everything else.

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          Vicky

          Here is a new connection. Have you been watching the Theranos case? Elizabeth Holmes? Her trial just started.

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3Q3aX483rQ

          Also, I just realized something this morning. Novel corona virus. Novel treatment. They are playing both ends against the middle (us). Big Pharma experimental medicine (vaccines) or alternative medicine experimental treatments. When the people demand deregulation, both big pharma and alternative medicine win – patients lose because they become lab rats with no controls, no accountability.

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            Kristin

            Thank you for your emails and yes I read your last comment, just now 🙂 I haven’t been watching the Theranos case Vicky- but I shall, now. What should I be paying attention to in the case? anything special? And I don’t mind alternative medicine, if it’s something *I* myself choose. By the way, there are pharmacies outside US that (legally) sell drugs online (not the fun drugs, just real meds) I’ll email it to you. The US medical establishment today is not to be trusted IMO. Best to use insurance for devastating injury/illness and pay cash for everything else.

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    Vicky

    Response to Kristin’s last comment (starting new thread but this damn comments facility stinks):

    I’m going to write about this but pay attention to who were involved in Theranos: Stanford University, George Shultz, Kissinger, military leadership and involvement of the Hoover Institute. All of those people and organizations were involved and/or had knowledge of the Preventative Defense Project initiated by William Perry. One half of the Project was at Harvard and the other half was at Stanford.

    The key concept: Preventative Medicine

    http://www.channelingreality.com/News/hapi_plan_for_mandatory_wel.htm

    I don’t want to write the whole article here but what I will say is that the concept of preventative medicine/preventative health care was an attack on our health care system. I didn’t make the connection with Theranos (est. 2003) until I heard the military involvement and Stanford University in the same video.

    Of course there’s more – just listen carefully to everything.

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    Vicky

    Also, on your distrust of pharmaceutical driven health care vs alternative medicine, that’s the objective. Both sides against the middle (we’re the middle). Because of these “jabs” that are not vaccines and doctors being prevented from prescribing therapeutic drugs before the patient reaches deaths door, people will demand deregulation of alternative treatments. The deregulation is the desired outcome that will allow for real personalized pharmacogenics and human experimentation on the mass population,

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