You probably heard of “The Wizard of Oz,” which is a film adaptation of Frank Baum’s 1939 children story “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz,” and heard of Dr. Mehmet Oz, the 2022 supposed medical doctor-cum-politician, and have wondered if there exists a relationship between the two Ozes. Well, let me assure you: there is no relation between those two.
Whereas the Wizard of Oz represented Middle America, a decent
and down-to-Earth — warts and all moderate Republic that was struggling to become
perfect — Mehmet Oz now represents what America has instead become, a menace to
all life forms which are still ubiquitous on Planet Earth. But for how much longer?
It so happened that during the decades separating the two
moments, much had unfolded that exposed the darkest side of the human nature,
causing human beings of all stripes to behave — not as the Almighty had intended
them to behave — but as the destructive Satan intended for them to be. Instead of
rejecting the ways of Satan, the fickle humans drank from Satan’s Kool-Aid, and
became even more destructive than anyone could have ever imagined.
Unfortunately, the condition of horror that ensued — one
that Frank Baum had warned against — materialized faster than the Heavens were
equipped to catch and halt. The net result has been, not only the amount of
visible destruction of “men and materiel” that can be observed, but the
destruction of the good nature that the Almighty had intended to implant in everyone
of us — his children.
By the end of the horror (circa the mid-twentieth century, it
proved that “Good and Evil” were of equal force, and were at each other’s
throats in their war to conquer and recruit human souls into their respective
folds. This is ongoing at this moment, and whereas many of the humans are
moving into the fold of Heaven, others are moving into the domain of Satan.
You must have guessed by now in which direction so-called
Dr. Mehmet Oz is moving. But how can we judge other human beings without first
establishing parameters that delineate the limits of what we judge them by?
This being a good question, we must first attempt to answer it, and then
proceed with our judgment. Here is a contribution that aims to do just that:
Because we are all born “tabula rasa,” we must admit that we
cannot assess someone by comparing them with someone or something else in our
empty minds. What we can do, however, is compare them with someone or something
that already exists. Here is what we do in practice: We look at the worst cases
in which Satan has triumphed, and label them the way that their authors baptized
them. Thus, we have criteria which are happy calling themselves Fascist, Nazi, Communist
and what have you. And so, we do them the honor of accepting their labeling of
what they say they are..
We go a step further
and inject a little of the humanity that the Almighty deposited in us by showing
these people that despite the destructive force they represent, we still
believe they can be rehabilitated, thus choose the correct path rather than
remain where damnation has placed them eternally. What we do is introduce them
to the concept of seeing a silver-lining in every apparent lost cause. We do
that by telling them there are shades of the destructive force they represent,
which means that it is not a given they are irredeemably evil. This being the
case, they can be semi-Fascist, semi-Nazi, semi-Communist and what have you …
and go from there to becoming fully rehabilitated.
Has this been done before? From the murmuring sounds coming
out the Satanic Republican Party where the iconic Mehmet Oz lives the comfortable
life, protests were heard to the effect that President Joe Biden of the United
States of America dared to take the first step toward rehabilitating those whom
Satan had managed to snatch and pull into his fold. It is that the President had
called a damned soul by the name it chose for itself: A semi-Fascist, He did so
perhaps aiming to coax it to go all the way and become a virtuous and constructive
human being. Let us join the effort.
But given the current state of the world, can the effort
spent to accomplish this task bear fruit? The answer is yes, and I vouch for
it. Here is my story:
I have been in hospital on and off, and then on again during
the last 2 weeks or so. While there, I met human beings who call themselves
orderlies, nurses, pharmacists and doctors. I could not understand why they
still call themselves by these names when in reality they have ascended to the
level of angels and cherubim who deserve to live in the sphere of eternal
bliss.
What hit me like a lightening bolt was the attitude demonstrated
by Mehmet Oz when his office mocked Fetterman, suggesting that the Governor would not have had a stroke if he
adhered to a healthier diet. More precisely, the Oz said that “If John
Fetterman had ever eaten a vegetable in his life, then maybe he wouldn't have
had a major stroke and wouldn't be in the position of having to lie about it
constantly”.
This attitude can
never be accepted from people who profess to belong in the medical profession. But
because there is a bad apple in every basket, we resign ourselves to this
reality and do what we can to spread the lesson that President Joe Biden
dared to spread when he took the first crucial step toward rehabilitating those
whom Satan had managed to snatch and pull into his fold. It is that the
president called the damned soul by the name it chose for itself: A semi-Fascist
… perhaps aiming to coax it to move all the way to the contemporary nirvana,
and become a virtuous as well as a constructive human being.