In 2017, was fortunate enough to be in the same campground as the VAXXED I bus, and talk with like-minded people about the devastating effects of vaccines over the decades. That was pre-covid. For many years now, we have been screaming and preaching about the very real and common dangers of the vaccines and their manufacturers.

This film depicts the unfathomable suffering, death and evil that took place in hospitals for profit since 2020, the exact time of the distribution of the new bioweapon that was created to maim and kill. The film also offers some solutions at the end, but most important: DO NOT VACCINATE, STAY HEALTHY AND STAY OUT OF HOSPITALS!!

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Below is a typical Big Pharma horror story. In most cases, you can replace the word ‘opioid’ with vaccine, Vioxx, Fen-Phen, etc.

One of the most devastating betrayals by authorities driven by greed was the global opioid crisis, which has caused widespread death and injury. Beginning in the late 1990s, pharmaceutical companies, led by Purdue Pharma, aggressively marketed opioid painkillers like OxyContin, downplaying their addictive potential. With the complicity of regulators, healthcare providers, and policymakers, these drugs were promoted as safe, leading to their over-prescription. What was initially portrayed as a compassionate response to chronic pain soon spiraled into an epidemic, with millions of people becoming addicted, and hundreds of thousands losing their lives due to overdose.

Authorities, including the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the medical establishment, failed in their duty to protect public health, allowing drug companies to flood the market with highly addictive substances. The FDA’s approval process, combined with the influence of pharmaceutical lobbyists, enabled companies to minimize risks and exaggerate benefits. Doctors, often misled by skewed data or incentivized by pharmaceutical representatives, prescribed opioids at alarming rates. In some cases, the government and healthcare providers turned a blind eye to the mounting evidence of harm, placing profit over public safety.

This betrayal became even more insidious when, as the crisis deepened, companies continued to push for higher sales, despite growing evidence of widespread addiction and overdose deaths. Purdue Pharma, for example, altered its marketing strategies to target vulnerable populations, including low-income and elderly patients, while suppressing information about the drug’s addictive qualities. At the same time, insurers and healthcare systems facilitated over prescription by covering the cost of these drugs, despite their known dangers.

As a result of this betrayal, the opioid epidemic has claimed over 500,000 lives in the United States alone since its inception. Entire communities have been ravaged, with families torn apart and individuals left to battle lifelong addiction. In addition to overdose deaths, millions suffer from opioid dependence, leading to social and economic consequences such as unemployment, homelessness, and incarceration. The crisis has spread beyond the U.S., affecting countries worldwide and exposing the global nature of corporate greed and regulatory failure.

The opioid crisis serves as a tragic reminder of what can happen when authorities prioritize financial gain over human life. By placing corporate profits above public safety, regulators, healthcare providers, and pharmaceutical companies betrayed the trust placed in them, resulting in one of the deadliest public health disasters in modern history. This betrayal has left a lasting legacy of pain and suffering, with victims continuing to seek justice and accountability for the lives lost and the damage done.