02 June 2015 (23:20 UTC-07 Tango 01 June 2015)/12 Kordad 1394/14 Sha’ban 1436/16 Ren-Wu (4th month) 4713

A hospital who got little attention after getting caught, back in January, allowing a troubled teenager to play doctor for a month is now in the spotlight, for killing babies.

Saint Mary Medical Center in Florida has an infant death rate that’s at least three times higher than the national average, and if you pay attention to the video in the CNN report you’ll notice the overwhelming majority of the deaths involve ‘black’ babies, followed by Hispanic baby deaths.

White babies have been paralyzed.  It’s all under the guise of saving the babies’ lives by performing heart surgery.  The ‘child sacrifice’ began when a new doctor who claims to be able to perform heart surgery on babies weighing as little as 400 grams took overthe pediatric open heart surgery program in 2011.  The deadly surgeries continue.

I noticed, from reports, that almost all of the deaths were the result of massive infections after surgery.

An independent investigation, that has been squelched by the hospital, resulted in the investigators blasting the hospital for its policies, and even recommending that they stop all such surgeries on babies.  The result of the investigation was presented to state administrators, but even Florida’s Agency for Health Care Administration is protecting the hospital; CNN had to force the release of the investigation by taking legal action.

But wait there’s more!  This isn’t the first time Saint Mary Medical Center has gotten away with what should be considered a crime.

In January of this year it was revealed by local news sources that for a month a troubled teenager was allowed to waltz around the hospital claiming to be a OB/GYN doctor, and even given access to secure areas. A real doctor finally caught the teenager right in the act of performing an exam on a patient.  Police arrested the fake doctor, but no charges were filed, either against the teen or the hospital.

The boys mother told local reporters he had an ‘illness’ and was refusing to take his meds.