December 26, 2023

DEI Comes to Jasper, Indiana

The medical staff at our community hospital in Jasper, Indiana, a small, generally conservative burg in the middle of fields of corn and soy, received an email from hospital administration indicating that they would begin implementing DEI training. I...

November 30, 2021

Resisting COVID Tyranny

The following statement was sent to me and other members of the medical staff at a local hospital in October 2021 by its Executive Committee after approval at a Medical Staff meeting: “In early September, the Federation of State Medical Bo...

November 12, 2021

Against Masking Our Children: My Experience with a Local School Board

“Fifteen days to flatten the curve,” the first of many COVID lies, has become nineteen months to flatten the country.  Indeed, the collateral damage from the lockdowns and other devastations visited upon us by the regime have far...

February 7, 2021

Winter, desolation, and faith

The depths of winter are the bleakest of times, grey and fallow, the trees emptied of life, the wildlife desperate and sullen, the earth a crystalline tomb.  The winter mires us and spreads its desolation before us.  It sinks its fingers in...

May 30, 2020

Hydroxychloroquine, Me, and the Great Divide

I took hydroxychloroquine for two years.  A long time ago as a visiting cancer surgeon in Asia, in Thailand, Nepal, India, and Bangladesh.  From 1987 to 1990.  Malaria is rife there.  I took it for prophylaxis, 400 milligrams...