THE MEDICAL-PHARMACEUTICAL KILLING MACHINE

The medical-pharmaceutical industry has come a long way over the past 100 years – perhaps too far for our own good. Medical procedures and interventions as well as pharmaceutical advancements brought treatments and cures that helped alleviate the pain and suffering of sickness and death in the 20th century, offering more hope than people could have imagined previously. Disease was dreaded; cures were elusive and eagerly sought even as causes were yet unknown; life spans were short, and many children died of relatively simple illnesses such as the “infant diarrhea” that killed my mother’s little brother at the age of 18 months in 1928. Advancements in treatments such as penicillin elicited hope, though vaccines were still in a dubious position, but people began to believe that preventions and cures were on the horizon.

As a result, we have to ask ourselves if we have become too dependent on the medical-pharmaceutical industry for our salvation from the germs and viruses that once killed so many, that the very drugs that gave us hope are now killing us? That is one of the questions being explored in The Medical-Pharmaceutical Machine from Children’s Health Defense, led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., recently nominated by President-elect Donald Trump for head of the Department of Health and Human Services.

Given what we have learned over the past five years about the dangers of vaccines – even those that go beyond the novel Covid-19 mRNA vaccine to include almost all vaccines – we can rightly ask “how did we get here?” The book goes into detail about the history of the development of various treatments, drugs and vaccines whose intent – supposedly – was to cure people; unfortunately, there is no money in curing disease, and it has become evident that pharmaceuticals offer a way to gain and retain life-long customers who settle for treatments, not cures, making the pharmaceutical industry one of the most profitable of any industry in the world over the past five years.

Taking us down the path of iatrogenesis, a term meaning “doctor caused . . . injury or harm to patients by ineffective, toxic, and unsafe treatments,” recalls earlier times when “snake-oil” salesmen hawked elixirs and balms concocted by herbalists to cure what ailed the public, but often caused greater harm. In more recent times, notes the book, “political economist Dr. Toby Rogers has put forth the term iatrogenocide – ‘the mass killing of a population by scientific and medical professionals’ -- as an even more apt descriptor of what medicine seems to be up to.”

Rogers even goes so far as to describe it as “the pharmaceutical poisoning of the population – which often begins in utero – [and] has become a major engine of the U.S. economy, creating perverse and entrenched incentives to propagate medical harm.” As has been long known, what can cure can also kill. Author David Cayley, whose book Ivan Illich: An Intellectual Journey, detailed Illich’s criticisms of the medical industry, also wrote an essay on Ivan Illich (Questions About the Current Pandemic from the Point of View of Ivan Illich, April 8, 2020), noting that Illich “judged that the major threat to health was the pursuit of health itself.”

“Healthcare” is a misnomer in my opinion, and should be more accurately called the “illness-care.” If one is healthy, one does not require medical or pharmaceutical intervention. Illness is the only reason people need to consult a physician in the medical system, and that was certainly how it worked when I was a child and doctor visits were rare because our family was healthy. It was in the 1980s that a new business model was devised as a “preventive” care system. Instead of seeing a doctor only when sick, people would be encouraged to see a doctor even if they were not sick in order to catch early signs of disease and treatment intervention performed. This “managed care” model became the foundation for annual physicals that included a number of tests to identify diseases. These “well-patient” visits often resulted in finding something for which to prescribe a drug that soon became long-term treatments, pushing the development of new drugs, creating the burgeoning pharmaceutical industry. The hope was that “early interventions” would help mitigate the “crisis” of exploding “healthcare” costs.

An extensive chapter on Twenty-First Century Vaccine Technologies takes a hard look at the mRNA “gene therapy” called a “vaccine” (mRNA: Vaccine or Gene Therapy? The Safety Regulatory Issues, Helene Banoun, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, June 22, 2023, https://doi.org/10.3390/ijms241310514), but with few of a true vaccine’s benefits and many recorded disastrous adverse events. Ingredients in the various formulations (lacking Current Good Manufacturing Practices [cGMPs]) that are now known via testing in global laboratories to include “extensive contamination with ‘micro-’, sub-micro- and nanosized, inorganic foreign bodies’ with ‘unusual chemical compositions,’ including compounds containing lead, stainless steel, chromium, tungsten, and numerous other metals – not declared in the package inserts.” It almost sounds as if these drug companies were building a vehicle rather than a vaccine!

“Deadly Medicines: How Do They Get Away With It?” is a chapter that provides an in-depth look at how allopathic medicine captured homeopathic (natural) treatments such as supplements to promote health, and why the FDA has a bias towards pharmaceutical drugs “helping steer medical practice toward the chemical- and pharma-dominant model that holds sway to this day . . .” in the form of “evidence-based medicine.” Could it possibly be the money?

That issue is addressed in chapter six, “Why Do They Do It” the title simply states: “Money, Prestige and Control.” “As laid out in the first five chapters, “it is utterly disingenuous to dismiss iatrogenesis – or iatrogenocide – as inadvertent or accidental. Despite the good intentions of many, Western health care not only tolerates but frequently incentivises harmful outcomes, and never more so than with medicine’s stepped up weaponisation since March 2020.” The book makes plain the goal of the medical-pharmaceutical industry which is to capture every person from prenatal to old age on the pharma Merry-go-Round; one in which one drug with a dozen adverse side effects can result in life-long customers taking a dozen drugs or more to overcome the side-effects.

The Medical-Pharmaceutical Killing Machine concludes with “Lifesaving Facts for You and Those You Love.” Thanks to the SARS-CoV-2 patented virus and the subsequent “vaccine,” trust in the medical-pharma industry has plummeted to an all-time low as has the desire to become vaccinated as more people realise that the “cure” is worse than the virus. There is currently a global push for the recall of the Covid-19 “vaccine” as new threats of another pandemic (also planned by the global powerbrokers) loom on the horizon. (publichealthpolicyjournal.com/biontech-ma-based-covid-19-injections-contain-large-amounts-of-residual-dna-including-an-sv40-promoter-enhancer-sequence/)

“The need for citizen vigilance – and noncompliance – has not abated with the despots who ran amok during the purported pandemic showing that they have no plans to let up,” the book warns. To resist, our focus needs to be on health not medicine. “Learning about iatrogenic dangers and how to avoid them is a vital step toward ensuring the radiant health that should be every child’s birthright.”