The Patriot Nurse tells Mike Adams: Fauci has psychological pathology

The Patriot Nurse told Mike Adams during a recent episode of “Brighteon Conversations” that Dr. Anthony Fauci has an abnormal mental state,” which leads to manipulation and lust for power. Specifically, she said that Fauci has psychological pathology, which is characterized by abnormality and dysfunction.

“People in government are like this. People in power usually are not there because they’re beneficent,” the Patriot Nurse said. “They are manipulative and they enjoy power that fundamentally transforms the way that we should be screening any advice from people who are in positions of government, particularly unelected appointed ones like Fauci.”

The Patriot Nurse asserted that Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and chief medical advisor to President Joe Biden, is not a “friend of freedom” – an issue that the medical community is constantly grappling with.

She said Fauci’s past actions and the chaos he has created contradict this label. “From a megalomaniac standpoint, I say the man is a tyrant. He would fit right in there with King George,” the Patriot Nurse said. Adams agreed with his guest and compared Fauci to Nazi SS physician Josef Mengele, who conducted inhumane medical experiments on prisoners at the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland.

The Health Ranger noted that Fauci’s level of cruelty was on full display when he ran deadly experiments on minority children in New York. These experiments were covered extensively in Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.’s book titled “The Real Anthony Fauci.”

According to Adams, the experiments involved injecting minority children with drugs that were supposed to treat acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). As a result, many Latinos and Black children died and there were mass graves that have been uncovered since then.

Adams said Fauci thinks there’s nothing wrong with his actions and apparently the entire medical institution around him has the same perception.

The Patriot Nurse disclosed that there has been a fundamental shift in the relationship between healthcare provider and patient. She mentioned the lack of empathy of healthcare providers, the shifting family structure in the United States, and the absence of a father figure and a boundary enforcer.

She observed that the lack of appropriate boundaries among people has led to a “you don’t know better than me, I know what’s best for me” attitude and failure to develop social skills corresponding with empathy.

People need to adjust their lifestyle to get in better shape

The Patriot Nurse said people need to adjust their lifestyle appropriately to get their bodies in better shape and be healthier overall. (Related: Health Ranger Mike Adams and The Patriot Nurse talk about critical preparedness strategies – Brighteon.TV.)

She emphasized that eating better, getting proper rest and having physical activity are critical to health care. These are health investments and will pay dividends later as people are going to feel better and be less dependent on the medical industry.

Getting enough sleep, according to her, is important because it will bolster the immune system and improve emotional well-being.

Unfortunately, the average American is now dealing with an unprecedented level of sleep deprivation and chronic anxiety. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that more than 35 percent of Americans are getting less than seven hours of sleep each night.

An advocate of self-sufficiency, the Patriot Nurse wants people to embrace the discipline of providing healthcare and security needs, as well as food supply, for themselves.

By decreasing dependency, the Patriot Nurse said, fostering freedom, mentality of independence and self governance would be easier.

Watch the video below of the Patriot Nurse being interviewed by Mike Adams.

This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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