[Declan]

I don't know how many of you have yet discovered The Survival Podcast but it is a nice source of info on the go. I download them once a week and upload them to my MP3 Player, to listen while I am out and about.

I don't agree with everything Jack has to say but even so, there is a lot of good stuff in there.

This week, a particular podcast is very inspiring and I thought I'd share it with you. You can either download it to your computer and then upload form there to your MP3 Player or just listen on line, as you browse other stuff.

A Call to Arms, Time for a Revolution-Podcast


Let me know what you think.

 

[Indiana Camper]

I have not caught that episode yet but do listen when I can. Definately worthwhile to check out Jack's site.

Rick

 

[Frank&Sense]

He didn't say anything. He neither presented or detailed. He just complained.

 

[FLsurvivalist]

He didn't say anything. He neither presented or detailed. He just complained.

What? You must have listened to something else.
I thought it was very inspiring.

 

[FLsurvivalist]

Interesting....the amount of viewers of this thread, and so few responses.

 

[BudgetSurvivalist]

Interesting....the amount of viewers of this thread, and so few responses.

I listened to the point where he made the comment that it was harder to become a vet than a MD. I cannot put any credence in the opinion of someone that says something that idiotic, so I quit listening.

 

[captsammy]

I listened to the point where he made the comment that it was harder to become a vet than a MD. I cannot put any credence in the opinion of someone that says something that idiotic, so I quit listening.

A Dog,Cat ,Cow or any livestock can not tell you where it hurts.Also no nurses to lead the Vets. around! Think about it !!

 

[BudgetSurvivalist]

A Dog,Cat ,Cow or any livestock can not tell you where it hurts.Also no nurses to lead the Vets. around! Think about it !!

4 years of near round the clock residency in a hospital. You think about it.

Vets are just wannabes that couldn't score high enough on the MCAT.

 

[captsammy]

By the way ,I am a listener to the podcast and like all the others I do not agree all of the time ,but new ideas I like to ponder on.

 

[captsammy]

4 years of near round the clock residency in a hospital. You think about it.

Vets are just wannabes that couldn't score high enough on the MCAT.

I give up FXJOHN !!

 

[Straight Razor]

What? You must have listened to something else.
I thought it was very inspiring.

I do not find 'buy my stuff' inspiring. And he thought so much about us and what he was going to say that he recorded it while driving. Not impressed.

 

[FLsurvivalist]

I do not find 'buy my stuff' inspiring. And he thought so much about us and what he was going to say that he recorded it while driving. Not impressed.

I didn't hear him say to buy anything????

 

[TackleBerry]

He didn't say anything. He neither presented or detailed. He just complained.

And what did you just do ?

 

[fat larry]

You are so wrong

4 years of near round the clock residency in a hospital. You think about it.

Vets are just wannabes that couldn't score high enough on the MCAT.

“It is harder to get into vet school than it is to get into human medical school.”

Surprise! This is NOT a myth. There are only 29 schools of veterinary medicine in North
America and there are 160+ schools for the study of human medicine. The lack of availability of seats for students who wish to study non-human medicine makes it very challenging to be admitted. Each year around 15,000 students apply for about 2500 – 2600 seats for entering DVM students.
Also you have to be in the top 5% of scores on both the GRE and the MCAT to be considered for admission.
You also have to do a two year internship while in school and then a another 2 years in your chosen specialty after graduation You are also required to pass both the North American Veterinary Licensing Exam (NAVLE) and your state boards. I would not say one is harder then the other they are just different.

 

[BudgetSurvivalist]

“It is harder to get into vet school than it is to get into human medical school.”

Is not what he said.

He said

It is harder to become a vet than an MD

Don't play Clinton/Obama word games.

 

[Declan]

“It is harder to get into vet school than it is to get into human medical school.”

Surprise! This is NOT a myth. There are only 29 schools of veterinary medicine in North
America and there are 160+ schools for the study of human medicine. The lack of availability of seats for students who wish to study non-human medicine makes it very challenging to be admitted. Each year around 15,000 students apply for about 2500 – 2600 seats for entering DVM students.
Also you have to be in the top 5% of scores on both the GRE and the MCAT to be considered for admission.
You also have to do a two year internship while in school and then a another 2 years in your chosen specialty after graduation You are also required to pass both the North American Veterinary Licensing Exam (NAVLE) and your state boards. I would not say one is harder then the other they are just different.

Absolutely correct.

 

[trixie]

I listened to the point where he made the comment that it was harder to become a vet than a MD. I cannot put any credence in the opinion of someone that says something that idiotic, so I quit listening.

sounds like somebody has a [email protected] for doctors.

a vet has to learn several anatomies not just one. a modern doctor is nothing but a drug dealer for big pharma.