@kurt youngmann

Let’s hope they pursue a great deal of vengeance!!!

Yes, I share your opinion, but I still think that they should be careful not to overstep the boundary between proportional punishment to the maximum extent of the law, and an all-out revenge campaign, possibly beyond what the law calls for.

Not only is the latter one of the many major crimes that the Trump regime itself is committing, but it will also cause unnecessary extra hatred and division among supporters on both sides – while the end goal is the exact opposite, i.e. unifying the country wherever possible (yes, that’s a tall order, I know).

IOW: I think that one of the main goals of any accountability is to try and restore a trustworthy government that serves the people (ALL people, not just one corrupt dictator like Trump). This is certainly not achieved by overstepping the boundaries of the law in order to get revenge.

Let’s hope they pursue a great deal of vengeance!!!

“patients want it”

This is an interesting trope that I think deserves some more attention.
One could argue that this is true, at least to a certain extent: yes, patients want treatments that are low-risk, mild, and generally not too unpleasant – which is what almost all of SCAM tends to offer.

But once we look at individual SCAM modalities, this statement is clearly the result of lies and deception. People don’t want homeopathy/acupuncture/chiropractic etc. because is is a viable, proven effective treatment, but because homeopaths/acupuncturists/chiropractors etc. lie to them that it may work for their medical conditions. If those SCAMmers would be honest, and told (or better: warned) their customers that there is in fact no solid evidence that it has any real clinical effects, many of those customers would no longer ‘want’ that treatment – especially given the often considerable cost of such treatments.

https://www.kctv5.com/2026/06/25/pentagon-restores-mandatory-flu-shots-all-recruits-boot-camp-outbreak-sickens-nearly-300/?fbclid=IwY2xjawSqAPxleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBWQkhqdmpUOXI4OHpFbUU5c3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHrqyfuSy5FhPpWXT0NJdaHCjjcPPimCfR_oKIIKYTO0X8ZVw1m7kZlGgrnvl_aem_OmmEPSyqamuVy56YI4t-ZQ

Some experts also believe that Trump is showing signs of frontotemporal dementia, further exacerbating his antisocial and disinhibited behaviour – e.g. his horrible midnight social media posting sprees that would instantly end the career of any other politician.

Note that this is the man who can single-handedly launch a nuclear attack on any country in the world, with only very limited ways in which suchs orders can be stopped.

So, why did former politicians such as Winfried Kretschmann and Malu Dreyer sign the open letter? Because most manufacturers of homeopathic and anthroposophic medicines are based in their states, Rhineland-Palatinate and Baden-Württemberg.

Thank you for correcting my mistake; I have now changed the text.

However, this only shows that an education or even a degree in medicine, biology or any other discipline does not necessarily mean that the person understands how to apply scientific methods correctly or has other motives that lead them to promote idiotic quackery like homeopathy.

sorry to disappoint