Anil J. Sahijwani, MD

Anil J. Sahijwani, MD, 43, is the next victim of a government gone rogue in their attacks on innocent doctors doing their job. He was sentenced to 45 months in federal prison today. He was also ordered to forfeit $182,266.66 and the value of a Porsche he owned. You see, it’s all about the money they can confiscate.

Dr. Sahijwani was an Emergency Medicine doctor who worked at a primary care center in Brandon, FL. He pleaded guilty in March, 2017 to two felony counts of distributing and dispensing, and possessing with the intent to distribute and dispense, controlled substances, not for a legitimate medical purpose and not in the usual course of a professional practice, in violation of Title 21, United States Code, Section 841(a)(1).  However, the use of this code against doctors in their office is actually illegal because it was written to exempt doctors.

The government spread the usual propaganda about his “selling” prescriptions to patients who didn’t need them, and to people he never examined or met. But with the way that the government forces people to lie, you can’t really believe what they say. Today a doctor would have to be really stupid to do that sort of thing, especially in Florida where they are attacking doctors right and left. Since there were several “unnamed co-conspirators”, my guess is these people were willing to lie about the doctor so the government could confiscate his assets. I wonder if those co-conspirators got charged.

As you can see here: http://doctorsofcourage.org/by-location/ on my list of doctors charged by location, the Middle Florida district routinely attacked 3-5 doctors per year through 2006-2011. The numbers have probably even grown since then. Quite a few DOJ employees’ work is primarily focused on targeting doctors.

We must get Congress to recognize two things
            1.Drugs don’t cause addiction.   See The REAL Cause of Drug Abuse.
2.     The exemption of doctors in the Controlled Substance Act needs to be made                          clear so that even a US Attorney can understand.   

Addendum

Dr. Sahijwani was released from prison April, 2020.  So where is he?  He should be joining us in the fight to end these outrageous attacks on innocent physicians and get exoneration for all of us.

Anyone in communication with him, please tell him to work on forgiveness and when he is ready, join us in the effort to restore humanity to the nation.

Addendum from the author:

I have failed in my mission to end these attacks on doctors and pain patients. Through John Bevere’s book The Bait of Satan, I have figured out why—my lack of forgiveness to those who attacked me. As in Mark 11: 24-26:

“Therefore I say to you, whatever things you ask when you pray, believe that you receive them, and you will have them. And whenever you stand praying, if you have anything against anyone, forgive him, that your Father in heaven may also forgive you your trespasses. But if you do not forgive, neither will your Father in heaven forgive your trespasses.”

And when you do not do the will of the Father, you are estranged from him and he will ignore you.  So we all must forgive the agents who attacked us in order for things to be made right through any of our works.

Jesus said

“Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends.”

But we cannot lay down our lives for God unless we know Him well enough to trust Him. We must have the assurance that He would never do anything to harm us. He always looks out for what He knows is in our best interest. As a nation, those of us suffering from these attacks must understand that we are serving as God’s messengers of love.  We must forgive those who persecute us and love them instead, following God’s will for us. Then and only then will we see fruits from our labor.

So I hope that everyone who has suffered from what happened to the doctor can trust the Lord, forgive those who have hurt you, and help bring this country back to the God-fearing country that our forefathers founded. Then, and only then, can you be a part of the effort to stop these attacks. I look forward to that day.