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==Quotes==

==Quotes==

"It should be clear to all by now that federal bureaucracies are either too corrupt, [[political|politicized]], or incompetent to fulfill their core missions. The purpose of bureaucracies is to continually expand their payroll, budgets, and missions to the point of becoming massive, inefficient, and deadly. We will have to take care of ourselves if we want to survive. Waiting for more CDC directives and guidelines is worse than counterproductive."—Richard Amerling, M.D., Association of American Physicians and Surgeons<ref>Doctor's Orders Column: "If you want to live, ignore the CDC: Dr. Richard Amerling warns government incapable of protecting citizenry", October 18, 2014, http://www.wnd.com/2014/10/if-you-want-to-live-ignore-the-cdc "Richard Amerling, M.D., is an associate professor of clinical medicine and an academic nephrologist at the Beth Israel Medical Center in [[New York City]]. Dr. Amerling studied medicine at the Catholic University of Louvain in [[Belgium]], graduating cum laude in 1981."</ref>

"It should be clear to all by now that federal bureaucracies are either too corrupt, [[political|politicized]], or incompetent to fulfill their core missions. The purpose of bureaucracies is to continually expand their payroll, budgets, and missions to the point of becoming massive, inefficient, and deadly. We will have to take care of ourselves if we want to survive. Waiting for more CDC directives and guidelines is worse than counterproductive."—Richard Amerling, M.D., Association of American Physicians and Surgeons<ref>Doctor's Orders Column: "If you want to live, ignore the CDC: Dr. Richard Amerling warns government incapable of protecting citizenry", October 18, 2014, https://www.wnd.com/2014/10/if-you-want-to-live-ignore-the-cdc "Richard Amerling, M.D., is an associate professor of clinical medicine and an academic nephrologist at the Beth Israel Medical Center in [[New York City]]. Dr. Amerling studied medicine at the Catholic University of Louvain in [[Belgium]], graduating cum laude in 1981."</ref>

==See also==

==See also==