Lawsuit at Houston Methodist Hospital: Conversation with Dr. Venu Julapalli
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Lawsuit at Houston Methodist Hospital: Conversation with Dr. Venu Julapalli
On patient care and courage in the medical profession.
This story is about patient care and courage in the medical profession.
It is about a brave doctor in Houston, TX, who has filed a lawsuit at the Houston Methodist Hospital.
The lawsuit was filed in the context of the COVID vaccine mandates.
On a deeper level, the lawsuit is about an attack on the professional sovereignty of physicians—and the need for the physicians to retain their right to make medical decisions based on their own conscience, expertise, and professional opinion—as opposed to the administrative directives from big hospital systems, whose motives could be potentially questionable.
In this episode of Make Language Great Again, I had the honor to interview Dr. Venu Julapalli, an impressive human being and a principled, compassionate physician. Not only is he a conscientious doctor—he is also a great philosopher, which I found extremely compelling. Dr. Julapalli’s presence, his insights into the bigger picture, his love of medicine, and his passion for the truth are extremely moving and refreshing. When you watch the interview—which is rather long but super interesting—you’ll see exactly what I mean.
We talked about everything: Dr. Julapalli’s lawsuit (00:03:57), love as a principle of medical practice, scientific censorship (00:22:22), patient care, media spin of safety issues (2:15:46 and at 2:18:39), VAERS (at 2:05:55), and so much more.
For context: this conversation was recorded about three weeks ago. Since then, the Medical Staff of the Houston Methodist Hospital has filed a counter lawsuit against Dr. Julapalli. (The Machine is scared).
Some technical detail: In the state of Texas, all physicians are considered “medical staff,” which is different from hospital employees or consultants. It means that physicians are independent professionals with “medical privileges” at given hospitals. “Having medical privileges” means the right of a physician to see patients on hospital premises or to be invited to consult patients there.
Also, please keep in mind that Dr. Julapalli’s lawsuit is different from the lawsuit filed previously by the Houston Methodist’s nurses. The nurses’ lawsuit was specifically about the mandates. On the other hand, Dr. Julapalli’s lawsuit is about the procedure that was used by the Houston Methodist Hospital’s Medical Staff to make it so that the physicians had to either take the COVID shot or have their privileges at the hospital suspended—with a prospect of ultimate termination.
In the interview, Dr. Julapalli goes into this in detail.
I hope you enjoy our conversation. It is long but it’s very much worth it! Dr. Julapalli’s inner fire is palpable.
If you want to support Dr. Julapalli’s lawsuit, here is a link to his donations page.
LINKS AND REFERENCES:
Dr. Venu Julapalli’s petition
https://nextcloud.kulo.club/s/As2954XNFYdGiiZ
Counter lawsuit against Dr. Julapalli:
https://nextcloud.kulo.club/s/NLLTmpg2ZTRPicd
(updated with the most current status)
Dr. Venu Julapalli’s appellant brief:
https://nextcloud.kulo.club/s/o23inD9yGzeDetA
Response:
https://nextcloud.kulo.club/s/P2opSWyjranq5Lr
Dr. Venu Julapalli’s reply to their response:
https://nextcloud.kulo.club/s/gi39ERkanEiCYT5
Dr. Julapalli’s new website (currently goes to his PayPal donations page)
https://nomedicalapartheid.org
Dr. Julapalli’s main website
https://www.conscious-medicine.com
My podcast:
https://makelanguagegreatagain.com
An unrelated 2017 lawsuit against Houston Methodist
(“A prominent doctor alleged in a lawsuit filed in state district court that Houston Methodist Hospital secretly recorded telephone conversations between patients and nurses without their knowledge for as long as eight years.”)
https://www.chron.com/news/houston-texas/houston/article/Methodist-Hospital-sued-over-alleged-secret-11206899.php
An article from 2018 (!!!) on the Texas Medical Association website on the price doctors may pay for speaking up
https://www.texmed.org/SpeakingUp/
Corruption in the Medical Establishment
https://tessa.substack.com/p/medical-corruption
"The Federation of State Medical Boards warned July 29 that physicians and other healthcare professionals could be at risk of losing their medical licenses if they spread COVID-19 vaccine misinformation on social media, online and in the media”
https://www.beckershospitalreview.com/digital-marketing/physicians-who-post-covid-19-vaccine-misinformation-may-lose-license-medical-panel-says.html
ICAN’s legal update on hospitals allegedly failing to report breakthrough cases in hospitalized patients
https://www.icandecide.org/ican_press/ican-demands-evidence-supporting-fauci-and-walensky-statements/
Lawsuit at Houston Methodist Hospital: Conversation with Dr. Venu Julapalli
He says, "Where is the dignity?" As I listened, I thought, "Where is the love?" I live alone and will never voluntarily enter a medical facility ever again. I will die with the love of the Earth around me. rather than loveless humans.
Lots to consider in this discussion. I'm not at all convinced that many of the spellbound vaxxed are able to recognize the face of the machine, even when intubated by it. To those unbound, I would guess that like me, they would see the lies as now violent. And so the disparate worlds of perception fully part. Truly effing weird. As to ethics, I can too readily imagine the tragedy of facing a choice between honor and immediate ruin, or the evident dishonor of my chosen life's work. What an awful choice.