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HBO Docs really eating with these documentaries about crazy white women pretending to be spiritual enlightened and fleecing people out of their money. on honestly shocked how frequently it happens. like what is it about a white woman doing Eastern spiritual shit that makes people want to worship them and give them their money?? Jill Stein lowkey has that effect but a lot of (white) leftists don't wanna hear that.
Imagine being a Ugandan doctor who studied their ass off for 5-6 years or a Ugandan nurse who put in 3 years of their life to become qualified, only to have a White American woman with a high school diploma (and from motherfucking home school to add on to the sheer ridiculousness of the situation) come in thinking she's on the same level as you??
Renee Bach: "I never performed any medical procedures or acted as a medical professional in any way!"
Videos made for purposes of fundraising: showing Renee Bach holding herself out as a medical professional, examining children, "teaching" nurses, disrespecting local doctors and questioning their diagnoses, consulting with US doctors and cancelling the prescribed medication and administers new meds, THE LIST GOES ON
I just started listening to this podcast called The Missionary about Renee Bach and holy shit she is even worse than I thought. This lady kidnapped a nonspeaking disabled woman, didn’t give her the proper seizure medications that she needed to survive, and when she died falsely claimed that the woman’s family had been abusive and neglectful and Renee had been the first person to ever care about her in her life. Renee Bach should be in jail right now.
White Woman Accused Of Pretending To Be A Doctor In Africa Is Sued After ‘100 Babies’ Die
White Woman Accused Of Pretending To Be A Doctor In Africa Is Sued After ‘100 Babies’ Die
Renee Bach is being sued.
Renee Bach is a U.S. missionary with no medical training who left Virginia in 2007 and went to Uganda. By 2012, she founded a private NGO and healthcare facility called Serving His Children. She allegedly led people to believe she was a doctor and 100 babies reportedly died around her fraudulent care. (more…)
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Fake WS American Doctor "Treating" Ugandan Children?😳😨
WTF? Is this true?
Savior Complex ultimately zooms out to show there are bigger problems than Renée Bach.
This Slate article written by Sam Adams about the HBO documentary "Savior Complex" is eyebrow-raising.
The way he equates No White Saviors' brand of activism with Renee Bach's lethal missionary work in Uganda (which has roots in colonialism) is so disingenous. I'm not saying No White Saviors is flawless, it isn't. It's White co-founder Kelsey Nielsen has been ousted from the organization in 2022 for misusing the organization's funds and verbally abusing her Ugandan employees, threatening to fire her Ugandan co-founder Olivia Alaso, and she has also been criticized by Ugandan activists for her approach to activism. But, I don't think No White Saviors should be judged solely by the actions of one White woman, and Sam Adams also failed to mention that the organization had also helped Bach's victims with legal support by conencting them to Ugandan attorney Primah Kwagala (who is also featured in the HBO documentary). And then, he also underplays the impact of Bach's actions by simply describing them as "questionable" at one point in the article.
Describing Renee Bach's behavior of posing as someone with medical expertise to poor Ugandan women from remote villages, performing medical procedures on their children, and killing 105 children in the process as "questionable" is an understatement at best.
New docuseries delves into the case of Renee Bach, the white missionary who tasked herself with managing a clinic in Uganda with no medical
Yes, colonialism is an issue here, but it is not the central issue. Dominionist arrogance about their own competence as healers, the flippant and self-satisfied dismissal of medical knowledge and expertise in favor of something called "healing" -- these are the attitudes driving the antivaxxer movement and Renee Bach, too.
Renee Bach may not be a murderer, but she is unquestionably a psychopath.
May her God treat her the way she treats others.
