According to doctors like Dr Rima, when the doctor hands you a prescription, urged on, of course, by the pretty/handsome young and appealing drug rep, you are the buying end of a deadly industry, no matter what the marketing says about medical wisdom, science-based medicine and the like. You are a cash cow and, frankly, the sicker you are, the better for the pharmaceutical dairy farmers milking you.
Author: TruthOpener
Every Man in Iranian Village Executed on “Drug Charges” Gov’t Admits by Accident
Iran’s Vice President for Women and Family Affairs, Shahindokht Molaverdi, admitted that every man in Sistan andBaluchestan (province) was executed on drug charges. was arguing for increased provision for convicts’ families when she made the admission to the Mehr news agency saying,
“Today their children are potential drug traffickers; either because they will seek revenge for the deaths of their fathers or because they will need to financially provide for their families, as a result of lack of support by the government.”… Read the rest
Fukushima Execs Face Trial, Tiny Fine: First Time Anyone Faces Justice for Nuclear Disaster
Tokyo Electric Power Company, reviled around the world as TEPCO, owns the stricken nuclear power station Fukushima Daiichi (or Fukushima Number 1) as well as other power stations around Japan. Although two government panels have called for the prosecution of former top TEPCO executives for professional negligence, the first call was ignored. This time, however, ex-TEPCO chair Tsunehisa Katsumata and former vice presidents Sakae Muto and Ichiro Takekuro were charged with professional negligence over allegedly failing to take measures to protect the plant, despite being aware of elevated tsunami risks.… Read the rest
OIiver Nails Big Pharma Greed, But Why Are We Still Giving Them The Money?
John Oliver Gets It Right: Big Pharma is Ruthless and Dangerous:
But Why are WE Making Them Rich?
As he often does, John Oliver nailed Big Pharma’s illogic and greed in a hilarious/horrifying look at the deceit and mean-spirited-ness of an industry we persist in seeing as benign and public spirited because we are willing to be gulled by advertising and trust the pharmaceutical shill class: physicians.… Read the rest
Fuku What?
Fuku What?
Fukushima. Oh, that old thing? Is that still a problem? Is that still a problem?
Dr. Rima Recommends: http://tinyurl.com/RadProtect
Well, yes, and it’s killing you.
Have a little cesium 137, with that tuna, Sir? The plutonium comes with it, too, so there’s no extra charge for that, either.
Welcome to Little Rock, AK, Madam, where the radiation is 1,625 counts per minute, which is 325 times normal.… Read the rest
Proposed CO Vax Bill to Demand Names, Addresses of UnVaxed Kids
Murdoch’s Daily Telegraph Propaganda Machine Running Overtime
“Refusing to vaccinate is akin to child abuse” – Yes, they really did say that!
By General Maddox.
Another so called “Journalist” from the Daily Telegraph, a Murdoch propaganda rag, has written a deplorable story attacking parents who support freedom of choice when it comes to vaccination.
This time instead of calling parents “baby killers” and “terrorists” like the Daily Telegraph’s Claire Harvey did, Maria Billias shoots from the hip and calls freedom of choice supporters “child abusers”.… Read the rest
Antioxidant a Bread Boon to Diabetics: Lower Blood Sugar
What if bread did not cause blood sugar to rise in diabetics? Although gluten might still be an issue, the opportunity to eat break without an unhealthy rise in blood sugar would be welcome to a lot of people. Professor Zhou Weibiao of National University of Singapore have created a bread formula that does just that: by adding a plant pigment from black rice, anthocyanin, they were able to slow digestion rates by 12.8% with just 1% anthrocyanin.… Read the rest
From ZIRP to NIRP: Next Step in Dollar Collapse?
From ZIRP to NIRP: Next Step in Dollar Collapse?
The Great Recession of the late “00s” (with the ’08 market crisis) may, or may not, have ended. However, the very low, to zero, interest rates that central banks have been charging commercial banks was supposed to encourage banks to lend, lend, lend, according to an analysis by private banking consultant P.… Read the rest
Gold Back in the News
The Price of Gold is Back in the News
When I visited the world famous, incredibly huge GUM department store opposite the Kremlin in Moscow in November, 1991, as the Soviet Union came apart, there were virtually no goods on the shelves (GUM had been one place where the Soviet elites could find luxury import goods). Those Russians must be fools!… Read the rest