Paramedic's COVID Experience: Coercion, Tyranny, and the Courage to Speak Truth

Paramedic Experiences During COVID-19

• 🚑 Harry Fisher, an experienced paramedic, shares his firsthand observations and experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic.
• 🗣️ He notes widespread recognition among fellow paramedics and EMTs regarding the issues he raises, but expresses doubt about collective action.

Fear of Retaliation and Intimidation

• 🔒 Fisher describes how employers actively monitor social media and threaten termination for speaking out, creating a climate of fear.
• 🚫 This intimidation prevents many from sharing their experiences, even when willing to let their stories be told anonymously.
• 😟 The fear of losing one's job and lacking a plan B is a significant barrier to speaking up, beyond simple cowardice.

The Nature of Tyranny and Resistance

• ⚖️ Fisher equates government mandates for experimental substances, coupled with taxation, to tyranny.
• 🇺🇸 He believes that Americans, historically resistant to tyranny, might eventually fight back if pushed too far, especially if mandates are reimposed.
• ⚠️ The speaker suggests that while a peaceful, unified stand is unlikely, a small, determined group might resist, potentially leading to conflict.

Informed Consent and Historical Precedents

• 📜 The Nuremberg Court's 1947 conviction of doctors for violating informed consent is highlighted as a critical historical precedent.
• 🚫 The violation of informed consent in public health measures is seen as a serious offense, akin to a hanging offense according to historical agreements.
• 🏥 Healthcare professionals, often not inclined to