Author: Pharmer

a rural-dwelling, pro-life pharmacist

Sheriff Clarence Dupnik’s Crack SWAT Team Shoots Iraq Veteran 60 Times

~ Pharmer

In his own home.

Tucson SWAT Team Defends Shooting Iraq Marine Veteran 60 Times – ABC News.

The Tucson SWAT Team raided the home of   Iraq veteran Jose Guerena, looking for drugs.   His wife first saw the SWAT  team outside the house and called to her husband, who had been sleeping.   Guerana woke and told his wife to hide herself and their youngest son in the closet.

Guerena grabbed his rifle and pointed it at the Swat team.  The original claim is that he fired first, but the police later had to retract this claim.  The gun’s safety was still on.

Remember that crack Pima County Sheriff, Clarence Dupnik of the “politicize the Loughner shooting” fame?  Click  this  statement from his office concerning Guerena’s gun.

The rest of the story?   The SWAT team packed the Iraq veteran full of 60 bullets, and prevented paramedics from entering the home for over an hour, ensuring that the former marine would not survive.

If they had found drugs in this Guerena’s home, we’d have heard about it……. but we haven’t.

The wife’s  911 call during the SWAT raid.

Guerena family has hired a lawyer.

Netanyahu associate: Obama detached from reality – Israel News, Ynetnews

~ Pharmer

Netanyahu associate: Obama detached from reality – Israel News, Ynetnews.

The clueless Obama has requested that Israel retreat to indefensible 1967 boundaries, and Netanyahu, naturally has refused, since he knows this means the end of his country.

Obama is hurting from the Muslim  backlash in response to  killing Osama bin Laden, (and receiving no political benefit from it).  He’s ready to throw Israel under the bus to make  up to his radical friends, not realizing that this isn’t beneficial for most of the Middle East in the long run.

Netanyahu’s visit to the US will be interesting.

Mitch Daniels Appointee, Indiana Supreme Court Justice Steven David rules contrary to 4th Amendment

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……. and also  contrary to common law dating back to the Magna Carta.

“Indiana Supreme Court: Police Can Unlawfully Enter A Home…No Warrant, With No Reason At All…Residents Cannot Lawfully Resist…The Fourth Amendment Under Seige” | PEOPLEUNLIKEUS.

YES, Justice Steven David is a Mitch Daniels Appointee.    Pharmer Triple Checked in order to  be certain.

This will not help Mitch Daniels in his bid to win Republican Nomination for the presidency.

Justice David is due  for a retention vote in 2012.   A judicial appointee is subjected to a retention election within two years,  the decision being made by the citizenry.  He may then serve  a term of 10 years.   It will be our job in Indiana to remove this ridiculous judge, and his compatriots Frank Sullivan (term expires 2013), and Randall Shepard  (term expires 2015).

This abominable judicial decision, penned by Justice Steven David, can be accessed below.  David has concluded that the potential violence of resisting unlawful search and arrest can be avoided by not resisting, and placing oneself in the hands of the offender.  Women are  placed in the greatest danger by this decision, as rapists will suit up in their police costumes; (they are out shopping right now);  and get BUSY.  The wording of the dissenting opinion suggests an understanding of this.

Indiana Supreme Court Ruling <- – click and Read this please.

Justices Robert Rucker and Brent Dickson,  are to be credited for their dissent  (penned by Justice Rucker).

extra**  Judicial Precedent regarding right to defend against unlawful arrest.

Late News: the Electrolyte Shortage

~ Pharmer

Drugs For Critically Ill In Short Supply – Nashville News Story – WSMV Nashville.

Pharmer’s been telling you….  drugs for critical care, and for chemotherapy have been in short supply like never before.

Above is an article highlighting the severe  electrolyte shortage we’ve been juggling for many months at the hospital pharmacies.

TPN  (total parenteral nutrition) has been a big challenge as hospitals change and juggle products and ration in response to the shortages.  The multivitamin supplement and vitamin C supply  has been a problem since last year.   Patients are now having multivitamins added  into their  TPN formulations on a staggered basis.

Changing to different drug  products with different concentrations has increased the error rate as personnel adjust to the new concentrations.

The electrolyte shortage, in particular, is largely influenced by quality control and oversight issues at American Regent, one of the few suppliers of  these drugs.

The FDA, has not been effective in balancing the oversight of quality control with the risks of short or no supply of essential drug products.  This is is either by design, (to relieve the  financial pressure of medicare and social security), or just because it’s the usual inefficient government organization, or a bit of both.