America is a Modern-Day Humpty Dumpty Story: Can it be Put Back Together?

There was a time when the United States of America was an unmissable player on the world stage. The land of the free, the home of the brave—these were not just words; they were a reality that many aspired to experience. But today, the once-great giant lies in the dust, scattered in pieces so small that the task of reassembly seems an insurmountable feat. The nation is Humpy Dumpty, and no one is putting it back together again. This is not a defeatist's declaration but a sobering reality that stares us in the face as we sift through the rubble of a once-proud civilization.

An Ode to a Fallen Superpower

America was once the epitome of what a superpower should be. It had the economic might, the military prowess, and most importantly, the moral high ground that many strived to emulate. Yet, somewhere along the way, it faltered, and the fall wasn’t inevitable. It was written in the greed of the monopolies that stifled real capitalism; it was engraved in the actions of politicians who sold their votes to the highest bidder. There was a time when the American Dream wasn’t just a fictional bedtime story told to children to lull them into a false sense of hope, but a tangible aspiration nurtured by a growing middle class.

The Fall of the Idealistic Wall

When Humpy Dumpty fell, so did part of the American spirit that believed in the fairness of the law and the sanctity of equal opportunities. We now live in a world where corporate bailouts are justified by the ‘too big to fail’ mantra, while small businesses crumble without a lifeline. What was once the land of opportunity has become the land of the dying middle class, where the rich grow richer, and the poor cling to the remnants of a dream that was never meant for their prosperity.

White Coats, White Flags, and White Lies

My personal ordeal is just one of many that exposes the flaws within the healthcare system. My daughter, Danielle, a vibrant 28-year-old young lady with special needs, was brimming with health and joy. However, due to the greed of medical professionals, her life was tragically cut short. Despite Danielle's heartfelt cries of "I LOVE YOU" to her assailants, they callously proceeded. I pleaded for mercy for my daughter, but not a single one of them chose to show humanity and say "NO" to this grave injustice. Among nearly 30 white coat assassins, not one whispered to me to urgently relocate her from Northwell Health Glen Cove Hospital to save her life. I stood helpless as these individuals, masquerading as saviors but acting as arbiters of life, extinguished her existence in just 40 days.

The treatments she endured were cruel, were worst than that given to a death row criminal. They seemed to take pleasure in extinguishing innocent lives, callously dismissing pleas for mercy. These relentless actions, ongoing since 2020, continue without consequence, emboldening those responsible. Each day, they revel in their victims' suffering, inflicting pain on families left to grieve.

My voice echoes the cries of countless Americans whose loved ones were consumed by a healthcare system that values wealth over well-being. The stories are too numerous, and the pain too raw to be ignored; there is a systemic sickness that no vaccine can cure, for the disease is the heart of our nation.

The Counterpoint of Silence

While the death toll rises, the silence of those in power is deafening. The opposition is either complicit or cowed into submission, betraying the very people who placed their trust in democracy’s promise. The checks and balances are a cruel joke, a masquerade to appease the populace, for in reality, the scales are tipped in favor of those who can afford to buy their justice. The American experiment is in its twilight—a cautionary tale for future generations about the perils of unchecked power and unbridled greed.

Conclusion: The Age of the Parasites

The road to redemption for America is fraught with peril, for the parasites that have infested its hallowed halls show no sign of relinquishing their hold. The financial elite, the corporate behemoths, and the political kingpins who have engineered this fall are not equipped to put Humpty Dumpty back together again—for they are the ones who pushed it off the wall in the first place.

In the age of the parasites, the American people must stand as the immune system of their nation, resisting the disease that has taken root in its heart. We must demand accountability, fight for justice, and above all, cling to the unshakeable belief that America can be more than the sum of its broken pieces.

It is an audacious hope, but in its audacity lies the spirit of America's past greatness. Whether we can live up to that past, whether we can be Humpty Dumpty's all-encompassing bandage, is a question that only time will answer. But in the face of such monumental odds, one thing is clear: we, as the collective we, are America's last, best hope.

Rebecca Charles, Danielle’s mom www.deathbyhospitalprotocol.com

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