flores trying to empathize perhaps with renee saying i believe the issue may be twofold renee bach maye guilty of practicing healthcare without a license and as such could be responsible for the unintended consequences number 2 of the group no white saviors are using this case to push the narrative white people only heard black people and forgive me for bringing this last tweet in but it's interesting to see the response like it's speaks volumes that you try to tone down what renee did hundreds of kids are dead and you're treating it like a mistake. dr no i'm curious for your thoughts both on the idea of colonialism and how that might factor into the emotionality of this but also that debate that played out right there. so this is sort of indicative of the kinds of discourses that happen every time white savior complex is brought up in the media we've had a lot of really good examples of that over the last year and ultimately it ends up being a case where it's about people's emotional experience of feeling like they're getting critiqued for power dynamics that they are complicit in but

flores trying to empathize perhaps with renee saying i believe the issue may be twofold rene bach maye guilty of practicing healthcare without a license and as such could be responsible for the unintended consequences number 2 of the group no white saviors are using this case to push the narrative of white people only hurt black people and forgive me for bringing this last week in but it's interesting to see the response like it's speaks volumes that you try to tone down what renee did hundreds of kids are dead and you're treating it like a mistake. dr no i'm curious for your thoughts both on the idea of colonialism and how that might factor into the emotionality of this but also that debate that played out right there. so this is sort of indicative of the kinds of discourses that happen every time white savior complex is brought up in the media we've had a lot of really good examples of that over the last year and ultimately it ends up being a case where it's about people's emotional experience of feeling like they're getting critiqued for power dynamics that they are complicit in bu

flores trying to empathize perhaps with renee saying i believe the issue may be twofold renee bach may be guilty of practicing healthcare without a license and as such could be responsible for the unintended consequences number 2 of the group no white saviors are using this case to push the narrative of white people only hurt black people and forgive me for bringing this last week in but it's interesting to see the response like it's speaks volumes that you try to tone down what renee did hundreds of kids are dead and you're treating it like a mistake dr no i'm curious for your thoughts both on the idea of colonialism and how that might factor into the emotionality of this but also that debate that played out right there. so this is sort of indicative of the kinds of discourses that happen every time white savior complex is brought up in the media we've had a lot of really good examples of that over the last year and ultimately it ends up being a case where it's about people's emotional experience of feeling like they're getting critiqued for power dynamics that they are complicit in b

what they do i want to make clear that of course this is not just one story this is not just about rene bach take there and as you mentioned earlier doctor all you said this is nothing new so i want to share with our audience how not new this really is so this is nairobi news american man claims the sounds on charges of molesting orphan kenyan girls that's one story there this from the washington post an american pastor reportedly gave miracle water to ugandans and it was bleat the embassy actually weighed in on that u.s. mission in uganda the u.s. mission is aware of reports that an american pastor based remotely is distributing a substance called. miracle mineral solution to churches in uganda we strongly condemn the distribution of the substance which is extremely dangerous and is not a cure for any disease so of course we're talking about individuals here a living but we got this tweet from always somewhere who says i hope unicef unicef teeth un human rights and the scene human rights watch all take note of it so we're talking about individuals but what is the role of big aid in this. i

flores trying to empathize perhaps with renee saying i believe the issue may be twofold rene bach may be guilty of practicing healthcare without a license and as such could be responsible for the unintended consequences number 2 of the group no white saviors are using this case to push the narrative of white people only hurt black people and forgive me for bringing this last week in but it's interesting to see the response like it's speaks volumes that you try to tone down what renee did hundreds of kids are dead and you're treating it like a mistake. dr no i'm curious for your thoughts both on the idea of colonialism and how that might factor into the emotionality of this but also that debate that played out right there. so this is sort of indicative of the kinds of discourses that happen every time white savior complex is brought up in the media we've had a lot of really good examples of that over the last year and ultimately it ends up being a case where it's about people's emotional experience of feeling like they're getting critiqued for power dynamics that they are complicit in

the mothers allege they were led to believe miss renÉ bach was a medical doctor and her home was a medicalwas often seen wearing a white coat, stethoscope and administered medication, the actions led to the death of hundreds of children. that is a serious allegation. how do you respond? >> first off i never represented myself as a medical professional or health worker of any type. the organization hires medical professionals that are ugandan, local and national folks and i have assisted our medical team in emergency settings and in crisis situations but i have never practiced medicine and i have never put on any sort of youth forum, it is a tough allegation for sure. >> you believe this group is potentially defame in her, may be libelous and slandering her? would you consider legal action in return? is your case strong enough? >> the case would be strong enough. the problem with reputational terrorists on the internet is finding these people around the world, putting out information that is not fact-based. it is said when missionary or humanitarian or any individual from the united states

renee bach was a medical doctor and her home was a medical facility. stethoscope and administered medication to kids in her care. the actions of renee led to the death of hundreds of children. renee, that is a serious allegation. how do you respond? >> renee: so, first off i have never represented myself as a medical professional or health worker or any type of organization serving children or medical professional going local or national. but i have assisted the medical team in emergency settings in crisis situations. but i have never practice medicine and i have never adorned or put on any sort of a uniform or white coat for matter. so, yeah, tough allegation for sure. >> shannon: so day but i know you have said, you believe this group is essentially defaming her. they may be a libel list and slandering her. would you consider her legal action in return? do you think your case is strong enough? >> david: shannon, absolutely the case would be strong enough. the problem with the terrorist on the internet is even finding these people all around the world