Longstanding History Of Big Pharma Crimes. “Deadly Medicines And Organized Crime” By Dr. Peter Goetzsche Is A Must Read
The pharma companies continue to push their deadly “medicines” and “vaccines”.
The means and methods of criminal conduct have not changed over the decades and the crimes are repetitive.
Continued at link.
Big Pharma’s “License to Kill”
Over the past 50 years, the leading pharmaceutical companies in the United States have caused the injuries and deaths of millions of Americans. This troubling reality has reached such widespread acknowledgment that iatrogenic harm—injuries and deaths caused by medical treatment and erroneous diagnoses—now ranks as the third leading cause of death. There is growing consensus that our federal health agencies, which are meant to protect public health, have failed to address this crisis in any meaningful way. In fact, these agencies have often undermined efforts to confront the serious flaws in our healthcare system and in fact enable systemic corruption to thrive within the industry.
Studies over the years have consistently placed iatrogenic deaths as one of the leading causes of mortality with some analyses labeling it the third leading cause of death after heart disease and cancer. However, there is increasing evidence that the actual numbers may be significantly higher than what current estimates suggest, revealing a deep and pervasive crisis within the healthcare system.
The most frequently cited research on iatrogenic deaths comes from a Johns Hopkins study, which estimated that approximately 250,000 Americans die annually due to preventable medical errors. Published in BMJ in 2016, the study highlighted systemic issues such as misdiagnoses, medication errors, and inefficiencies in healthcare systems as major contributors to these deaths.
However, an even more alarming estimate comes from the British Medical Journal and places the figure at 400,000 deaths per year, arguing that the Johns Hopkins study failed to include broader systemic failures and unnecessary medical interventions. Both studies firmly position iatrogenic deaths as a leading cause of mortality, but neither captures the entirety of the problem.
Iatrogenic deaths encompass a wide array of causes; conservative figures include but are by no means limited to:
- Medication Errors: Accounting for an estimated 70,000 deaths annually, these errors range from incorrect prescriptions and dosages to harmful drug interactions.
- Surgical Complications: Surgical errors and postoperative complications lead to 60,000 deaths per year, including issues such as infections and unintended organ damage.
- Diagnostic Errors: Misdiagnoses and delayed diagnoses contribute to 100,000 deaths annually, often preventing timely and effective treatment.
- Nosocomial (Hospital-Acquired) Infections: These infections, often due to resistant bacteria or lapses in hygiene, result in 100,000 deaths per year.
Systemic failures such as inadequate staffing, human error, mistakes in electronic medical records, and communication breakdowns account for another 80,000 deaths annually. These numbers, while staggering, only scratch the surface.
The grim reality is that the true toll of iatrogenic deaths may far exceed even the highest estimates. The current data is largely based on hospital records, which means deaths occurring outside the hospital setting often go unreported. For example, a patient discharged after treatment may succumb to complications caused by medical errors, but such cases rarely make it into official statistics. Similarly, misdiagnoses leading to deaths at home or in long-term care facilities are often not recognized as iatrogenic.
The COVID-19 pandemic added new dimensions to iatrogenic risks. Treatments such as mechanical ventilation, poorly tested experimental vaccines and emergency use drugs like remdesivir have now been proven to cause enormous harm. Overuse of ventilators, for instance, was linked to lung injuries and ventilator-associated pneumonia, contributing to thousands of deaths globally. Remdesivir was associated with higher than expected rates of adverse effects such as kidney and liver damage. Vaccines are implicated in a wide variety of serious adverse events including myocarditis and pericarditis, thrombosis, neurological conditions, encephalomyelitis, transverse myelitis, Bell’s Palsy, exacerbation of autoimmune diseases, miscarriages, and very likely turbo cancers.
China is worsening America’s fentanyl crisis, and Trump is threatening to slap more tariffs until Beijing ends it
Dec 04, 2024
China's central role in worsening the United States' fentanyl crisis has come under the spotlight once again thanks to President-elect Donald Trump's threat of imposing greater tariffs on the communist nation until it steps up to prevent the international trafficking of the highly addictive drug.
Trump has vowed to impose an additional 10 percent tariff on any goods coming into the U.S. from China – over and above any tariffs he has already pledged to impose on Chinese products.
Trump has warned that the tariffs will come almost immediately as soon as he enters office and that they would stay in effect until China, along with Mexico and Canada, take stronger measures to curb the illegal drug trafficking of fentanyl into the United States. (Related: Unveiling the Chinese money-laundering network driving America’s fentanyl crisis.)
In a series of posts on social media last Nov. 25, Trump has said that one of his first actions after being sworn into office on Jan. 20, 2025, would be to sign executive orders imposing the tariffs on Canada and Mexico, as well as China.
"Representatives of China told me that they would institute their maximum penalty, that of death, for any drug dealers caught doing this but, unfortunately, they never followed through, and drugs are pouring into our Country, mostly through Mexico, at levels never seen before," Trump wrote. "Until such time as they stop, we will be charging China an additional 10 percent Tariff, above any additional Tariffs, on all of their many products coming into the United States of America.”
Fentanyl claiming hundreds of thousands of overdose deaths in the U.S.
n the U.S., fentanyl is a Food and Drug Administration-approved synthetic opioid used to treat severe pain, such as in open-heart surgery or epidurals for mothers in labor. While technically being legal, its use without a prescription has proliferated and is responsible for the deaths of many Americans.
n the U.S., fentanyl is a Food and Drug Administration-approved synthetic opioid used to treat severe pain, such as in open-heart surgery or epidurals for mothers in labor. While technically being legal, its use without a prescription has proliferated and is responsible for the deaths of many Americans.
Illicit fentanyl is often mixed with other drugs – and illegal drug-makers are increasingly producing analogs, or drugs similar to fentanyl, with small molecular changes that can make the drug up to 100 times more deadly.fentanyl is often mixed with other drugs – and illegal drug-makers are increasingly producing analogs, or drugs similar to fentanyl, with small molecular changes that can make the drug up to 100 times more deadly.**
''OUTRAGEOUS'_ China is 'guilty of murder' over role in fentanyl crisis, GOP rep says
An Interview with Dr. Vernon Coleman
By Rhoda Wilson on December 12, 2024
Lies are Unbekoming conducted a written interview with Dr. Vernon Coleman which was published on Monday. In it, Dr. Coleman explains how his unconventional career path, including being a magician’s assistant and police surgeon, has shaped his perspective on medicine and society.
He explains why he is so critical of the relationship between the medical establishment and the pharmaceutical industry: because it is driven by power and money rather than a desire to help people.
His confidence in challenging conventional medical wisdom, he says, comes from thorough research, often spending more on research than he receives in advances or royalties, and being supported by his wife Antoinette who is a skilled and determined researcher.
Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War. 2002 (Full Movie)
