The “guilds” are key nodes of the medical cartel. From Robert Malone at malone.news:
Monopolies, Oligarchy, Elitism, Authoritarianism and Groupthink are hurting patients, driving up costs, blocking innovation, and trampling civil rights
Restored Medieval Guild Halls at Grand Place, Brussels
In a broad, metaphorical sense (as often used by economists like Milton Friedman or in historical analyses), the term “guild” refers to professional organizations and regulatory bodies that function like traditional medieval guilds by controlling entry into the profession, setting standards, influencing licensing, and protecting members’ economic interests. Common examples of Medical guilds include:
- State Medical Boards. They are empowered by individual states to regulate licensing and discipline physicians (the closest to actual “guild-like” control over who can practice). During COVID, state medical boards became notorious for de-licensing physicians for not complying with arbitrary and capricious “standard of care” guidelines promoted by Dr. Anthony Fauci, the CDC (Rochelle Walinski and Dimitri Dasalakis), and the FDA (Janet Woodcock, Peter Marks).
- American Medical Association (AMA). The largest and most influential physician organization, sometimes described as a “guild” due to its historical role in limiting physician supply and shaping reimbursement policies
- American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP). During COVID, was a leading advocate for masking children down to six months of age, and promoted gene therapy-based vaccination despite clear evidence of significant life-threatening myocarditis risk and extremely low pediatric COVID risk. Actively advocates that AAP members “fire” patients who are not fully compliant with AAP-endorsed vaccine schedules. Actively advocates for “cocooning”, requiring grandparents and relatives to be revaccinated for common childhood illnesses before being allowed to visit newborn children. Actively advocates for “gender affirming care” and “gender reassignment surgery” for children.
