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'Our Government is the potent, the omnipresent teacher. For good or for ill, it teaches the whole people by its example.' Louis D. Brandeis 1856-1941, Olmstead v. United States, 277 US 438, 478 (1928)

Why doctors leave the military...

Your tax dollars at work. To set an example, shouldn't the government have prosecuted for the murder of Airman Recruit Mirecki? If so, then who within the government chose not to prosecute? What effect will this cover-up have on recruiting? Who were the 'instructors' who drowned this recruit even as he was screaming for help? Would you like to know? Does the taxpaying public have a right to know?

"No, no, not Bethesda!" Is the government obliged to tell you, its taxpaying patients, whether a doctor is giving you anesthesia? Whatever happened to ethics and informed consent? Were there deaths in 2001 at Navy hospitals in San Diego and Yokosuka, Japan when anesthesia was given by other than physicians? Was one of the victims actually a doctor? Did he die of pneumothorax? Click here. Taxpayers might just like to know what great values they are getting for passing their bucks.

"WITNESSES BEGIN TELLING OF RECRUIT'S DEATH AT PENSACOLA" Monterey Herald 6/5/88

Airman recruit William Miredki, after training session, was panic stricken and shouted "leave me alone..I quit." Mirecki was having difficulty and swam to the side of the pool. Six sailors told classmates to "turn your backs and sing the National Anthem loud," so loud they would cover up the screams of Mirecki while his head was held under water until he was dead. "Oh say, we can't see, we are turned with our backs to you."

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