It appears that way but I think she is in a manic bipolar swing. I have been an RN 14 years, mainly emergency medicine and now rapid response but I did a very brief stent in acute psych for the experience many years ago. I will never forget the patients in a manic bipolar swing. I kid you not they would walk back and forth down the hallways like the energizer bunny for a week straight talking nonsense at a million miles per hour. They would walk up to the nurses station and just start rambling in the background for hours and hours. One of the charge nurses was in her 60s had been there her whole life, that woman was an absolute angel and was so good to these incredibly hard to deal with people. She would just chuckle at her computer as they just kept talking at a million miles per hour thinking we were all engaged in what they were saying. I learned much of it was a snowball effect from hell, they would not sleep for weeks, bipolar mania then turned to psychosis and bipolar mania. Half the time it was drugs, but there is an unfortunate percentage of people whose brains just break and the solution in modern America….pharmaceutical drugs. But yeah this lady definitely reminds me of that to a T.
I mean I agree that most consumer products are complete dog shit. But tech is also a machine. Does anyone take the time to learn the bare minimum functionality of the devices they use every waking moment every single day…. Probably not. People think all this stuff is just magic and fail to empower themselves with knowledge. If you have Wi-Fi you have Google you have YouTube, you have Wikipedia… I mean, come on. I rarely buy prebuilt consumer dog shit devices. Computer hardware is pretty straightforward. You can get PCBs, SBCs, router boards, modules, sensors all over the place. The problem is you have a culture that wants technology, devices, the latest phone but takes no initiative on learning about the things they use. In the time it took to make this video you could’ve taught yourself something about Wi-Fi, the printer and data transfer through cables.
@vxdeo Hopefully he does a little time for this. It would be great if this clip managed to reach the inmates. He better start stretch maxing his booty hole now.
People need to stop worrying about HOW he was killed and start connecting the dots as to WHY he was killed. I’m not here to judge people’s theories no matter how insane they are, but at the same time we have to ground ourselves in logic and facts. I have my own opinions on many things but I ALWAYS have to ask myself, if I had to PROVE my position on a topic could u do it in front of a by the book judge. If the answer is “no” then I do not have a substantial argument. Even in the world of the “Why” it can quickly become a labyrinth even with first principle methodology. All we truly have is a paper trail of public information and of that we can only speculate. I would say the better move would be to look at the ARCHITECTURE of TP USA over time. What was the architecture like, where did the dollars come from to build the organization, who joined and heavily influenced the organization on the back end and can you draw a definitive profile on them. That’s where you will start to see a crazy story unfold. Don’t get lost in it, we are in a massive paradigm shift globally. There are so many psyops on psyops on psyops. On top of the psyops anything content you see on social media is driven by powerful algorithms that will feed your ego and distort your mind, you are looking into a black mirror. Kronos is the labyrinth. Everyone who uses any technology daily should become familiar with logic gates, chip architecture, and machine level code. You don’t have to become a genius, but I think it would be very crucial for everybody to utilize MIT open courseware. And solid YouTube videos on computer science and physics. That is where you will start to unlock the truth. Read ancient philosophy, Plato, Pythagoras, Aristotle. Read your Bibles and study etymology. That will give you power.
The end of the video stated he had Parkinson’s and brain injury. He was certainly not within capacity to be signing those documents. A nursing home in South Carolina….prob didn’t have a MD eval the entire time he was there. Parkinson’s dementia is quite awful. I have seen it in many patients over 15 years. I’ll tell you at the hospital patients have offered me gifts and I’ve refuse them. That is an explicit rule and policy within the medical field that you do not take a dime from a patient. If they would like to send a card of gratitude, they definitely can do so, but we are not allowed to take anything of value if it is offered in New York State. I have had patients offer me a tip, it always makes me laugh because I’m like hold onto your money. I get a paycheck to be here. If anything, you are being overcharged by the medical industry and that’s putting it lightly. Yeah this whole case is highly suspicious he should go to trial. I don’t know what the laws are in South Carolina, but I’m pretty sure nationally medical standards are pretty uniform. Now to think that a nursing home properly managed his care is also a long shot. As the old saying goes, “if it’s not documented, it did not happen.” nursing homes get shut down, left and right in New York State due to neglect abuse and fraud all the time. Usually there is one CNA to patients who require max assistance for years at a time. Not that it is the CNA’s fault it’s just a severe shortage in that industry. The man probably sat in his own urine and feces for most of the day, and this woman came in and put on the show gave him his medication and as his cognitive state declined It was like taking candy from a baby. That’s what most likely happened here. This is a violation on so many levels and it is total elder abuse. Things like this happen all the time. Home health aids get caught stealing from patients all the time. The daughter should have been on top of managing her father’s care. From the sounds of it, she was not too involved at all. Like how do you not know your father is signing these documents when he has Parkinson’s in a nursing home. This entire story is nuts but not uncommon. Here’s my version the nurse is a grimy scumbag, who exploited an elderly man in cognitive decline, who was isolated in a nursing home. The daughter was more concerned about the house than the state of her father it seems. Really messed up.