Reflections on a random day in the waning Covid era
Lynn and Tori came across my X feed and I felt the need to comment
Dr. Lynn Fynn-derella (ret) reposted an old video post on X (found here) in which a nurse was being fired and escorted out of a Kaiser Permante hospital for not taking the Covid vaccine. Her name is Tori Jensen, per Lynn’s post.
First, a note on Lynn. She is one of the most objective and balanced people in all Covid public commentary on X, and likely elsewhere. Yes, she is a doctor; and some doctors consider themselves scientists. She is in the elite few of those professions for having remained objective and having followed “the evidence”—not “the science™”.
“The Science™” is nothing more than a propaganda term. Lynn followed facts and reasoning rather than following fraudulent research papers, solicitation via money or positions of power, and coercion via threats of licensing or certification suspension or revocation.
Lynn is not a hero. I am not a hero. None of the Covid doctors or nurses or outspoken rabble-rousers are heroes. Lynn just did the right thing as anyone with an intact conscience and empathy would do. The only hero I’ve seen is the guy in the park in Australia with blood running down his face; but that’s a story for another day.
The question we should ask is—why are there so few like Lynn? Shouldn’t her behavior be the standard of scientific inquiry? The very basics of science are to actually inquire … and not just accept whatever a corrupt and compromised government entity tells you. Just keep asking questions … forever. That is “science,” and there should never be a definite article in front of it.
Asking questions was suppressed during Covid. And a large portion of society was propagandized into suppressing, stifling, choking, and retarding “inquiry” itself. People like me and Lynn and Tori were side-eyed just for asking questions.
God bless Lynn and Nurse Tori.
Please watch the video and understand Tori’s stoicism in the face of losing her job, being escorted out of the hospital by security, losing contact with her social support system of coworkers, and many other losses that come with such an immediate life-changing event.
Conclusion
Nurse Tori and Dr. Fynn won. They both won. As soon as Tori refused that needle, she had won. Her stoicism and calmness derives from the knowledge that she was doing the right thing. No job is worth sacrificing your health. Lynn won for not taking the Covid vaccine. I won for not taking it despite my second career being trashed and my future income being blocked.
Ask a billion people if they would rather 1) live a humble life for 20 more years in a shack with a view of the mountains, ocean, or other of God’s creations, or 2) be bed ridden in a small room with clots, impaired mental capacity from strokes, and a prognosis of a long, slow, miserable death over the next 5 years. I doubt you will find one in a billion who would take that kind of chance with the Covid vaccines IF they were fully informed before making that decision.
Soon, I will get back to writing some articles with new discoveries about Covid and “science.”
Thank you for your patience and for the donations that help me keep going on this Covid journey without an income or career.
God bless you all.
Relatedly (for those who don't do video)—
"Nurse Loses Her Job For Refusing and Records Her Last Day"
thatgirlkanesha, posted November 22, 2023
https://www.tiktok.com/@thatgirlkanesha/video/7304068650674195742
TRANSCRIPT
TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE: This video was originally posted on Instagram around November 1, 2021. This transcript was made from this 2023 repost. In the video, the security guard wears a black mask. The nurse is not identified, however, there was a Fox 5 news story that names her as Tori Jensen. See: "Ex-nurse on Kaiser Permanente vaccine mandate: ‘I truly believe in freedom’"
by Jaime Chambers, November 2, 2021
https://fox5sandiego.com/news/coronavirus/ex-nurse-on-kaiser-permanente-vaccine-mandate-i-truly-believe-in-freedom/
The specific Kaiser Permanente Hospital is not identified in the video, however in the following newstory it is named as Kaiser Permanente San Diego Medical Center in the Kearny Mesa community.
See:
"Unvaccinated nurse posts Instagram video of her being escorted from hospital"
By KFMB staff
Published: Nov. 4, 2021
https://www.wtoc.com/2021/11/04/unvaccinated-nurse-posts-instagram-video-her-being-escorted-hospital/
0:12
TORI JENSEN, RN [filming herself]: I am being escorted out of Kaiser Permanente Hospital for my religious beliefs because I don't want to get the jab. And I asked all day for someone to explain to me why my sincerely held religious beliefs are not good enough for Kaiser. And no one was able to do that for me.
[to someone off camera]: Bye.
So now they're escorting me out because I wanted an answer and I'm not leaving without an answer. And I have some nurses here who are standing with me in solidarity. And I appreciate that. And I just want all of you to count the cost. I want you to watch this and think, what really matters to me? Because I am willing to lose my safety and security, my house, everything, for my freedom. And I want you to think about that.
[entering elevator] [inaudible]
RECORDED VOICE: Going down.
TORI JENSEN, RN: Let me ask you. Do you believe in religious freedom?
SECURITY GUARD: I do.
TORI JENSEN, RN: Well Kaiser doesn't. Do you believe in religious freedom?
WOMAN'S VOICE: One hundred percent.
TORI JENSEN, RN: Do you believe in religious freedom?
ANOTHER WOMAN'S VOICE: [inaudible]
TORI JENSEN, RN: OK. Well Kaiser doesn't believe in religious freedom because they are not accepting my religious exemption based on my sincerely held religious beliefs. So.
RECORDED VOICE: Going up.
TORI JENSEN, RN[exiting elevator]: That's a problem.
WOMAN'S VOICE FROM HALLWAY: Love you.
TORI JENSEN, RN: Love you.
[to camera, as walking down hall of hospital]: All day I've been asking for someone from HR to come talk to me about why my religious exemption was not good enough for Kaiser. So I've been asking and asking, and no one will give me an answer. So that was at 10:45 this morning that I was told I'm now being placed on unpaid administrative leave for no reason.
I showed up to work this morning. Happy to work. All I want to do is work. All I want to do is work. Since the beginning, I've been a covid nurse since the beginning when we didn't know what was going on. When we didn't know what kind of rooms we were walking into. But that's what we do. We're nurses. And I'll keep doing that, just somewhere else.
But I want you all to think about what matters to you. Because this matters to me. Freedom matters to me. Because it's a slippery slope when you start taking away freedoms. Slippery slope.
So Kaiser, thank you, thank you for the money. Kaiser pays well. It's pretty much, you know, the devil's in the details.
[to security officer]: I'm on the seventh floor. You good to walk the stairs?
MASKED SECURITY OFFICER: Hey. [laughs] I'm on the [inaudible].
TORI JENSEN, RN [to camera]: We're taking the stairs.
[to someone off camera]: Bye, girl.
TORI JENSEN, RN: Bye. [she hugs her]
WOMAN'S VOICE: I'm so sorry. It's not right.
TORI JENSEN, RN: It's not right.
WOMAN'S VOICE: Totally inappropriate.
TORI JENSEN, RN: It's not right. Thank you.
[walking again, speaking to camera]: We're taking the stairs. I'm on the seventh floor. You game? OK, let's go.
So since I have, since I you, um, what would you do if you were in my shoes, if they were telling you that you had to violate your sincerely held religious belief or lose your job, what would you do?
SECURITY OFFICER: I don't know. [inaudible] that so I don't know how to respond to that.
TORI JENSEN, RN: Yeah. Well they will, I mean, if it's not the vaccine it'll be something else. So for me, I didn't want to do that. And I'm taking a stand because I know that this is not the end. Because there'll just be one other thing.
Here we go. Floor one. [Climbing the stairs— reading placard] "Climbing the stairs is a free workout built right into your day. Kaiser Permanente."
The security guard's walking with me. Seven floors. I don't think they were ready for that.
[Climbing the stairs— reading placard] "Helps shrink your waistline by building healthy muscle and pumping your metabolism."
It's a sad day. I don't know what kind of pandemic it is if they're firing nurses who are willing to work. I don't know! Doesn't make sense to me.
So you got to ask yourself a question. What kind of world are we living in when we have a pandemic where my kids have to wear masks at school and they have to get a vaccine for something that they're not at risk of dying for at all? What kind of a world are we living in if they're firing nurses who don't want to violate their sincerely held religious beliefs. Right? That's crazy.
[Climbing the stairs— reading placard] "Taking the stairs burns steam and relieves stress. Kaiser Permanente"
[aims camera at view out to trees tops and sky] Hey that's the view.
[camera on masked security officer, still in his mask, then camera back on herself]: We're there. We're there, sir. Seven flights, that's right, I follow the rules. I park on top. That's the kind of nurse I am.
Thank you.
5:44
[END]
Very well said, John! Amen to those who had the guts to study the situation and then say "No!" to this experimental gene therapy. Their lives are richer for the decision that they made, maybe not in a material way, but with a peace that warms their soul for doing the right thing.