BIG PHARMA, BIG FOOD, BIG OIL
The Rockefeller method used for exploiting the sick.
A method that we all despise and that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. swore to defeat.
"A patient cured is a customer lost." - Big Pharma
You ever wonder why there is a trend of sick and enlarged people? It is a vicious cycle to feed people poison, make them sick and profit off of bad medications.
More information below:
Rockefeller's Influence:
John D. Rockefeller, known for his oil empire, expanded his influence into pharmaceuticals through the creation of the Rockefeller Foundation.
The foundation funded medical education and research, promoting a pharmaceutical-centric approach to medicine over alternative treatments.
This shift helped establish a dependency on drugs for health management, aligning with the interests of the emerging pharmaceutical industry.
Food Industry:
The same period saw the transformation of food production with the rise of processed foods.
Companies like General Foods, which eventually became part of larger conglomerates, benefited from the industrial revolution in food processing.
This era introduced a diet high in sugars, fats, and preservatives, which, while convenient and profitable, contributed to health issues like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
Big Food and Health:
Big Food companies produce a vast quantity of processed foods that are often high in calories but low in nutritional value.
These products are engineered for taste, longevity, and profitability, which inadvertently promotes unhealthy eating habits.
The health detriments of such diets increase the demand for medical intervention.
Big Pharma's Role:
As public health declines due to poor diet, Big Pharma steps in with medications to manage chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity.
The pharmaceutical industry profits from the continuous need for medications that manage but do not cure these conditions. They poisen people to profit from the bad medications
Big Oil's Connection:
Big Oil indirectly supports this system through its role in agriculture. The production of pesticides, fertilizers, and the energy required for industrial food processing all rely heavily on oil derivatives.
Additionally, the transport of food across vast distances, which is necessary for global food chains, further entrenches oil dependency.
This not only escalates environmental costs but also supports an industrial food system that favors processed over fresh foods.
Economic Incentives:
Their economic model is one of mutual fraude and benefit.
Big Food creates products that necessitate health interventions, Big Pharma provides these interventions, and Big Oil underpins the infrastructure of both.
Each industry drives demand for the others, creating a self-sustaining mortal cycle where profit is generated at every step of the criminal big pharma management process.
MAHA | COVID | H5N9 Bird Flu | Cancer | Parasites
The Rockefeller method used for exploiting the sick.
A method that we all despise and that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. swore to defeat.
"A patient cured is a customer lost." - Big Pharma
You ever wonder why there is a trend of sick and enlarged people? It is a vicious cycle to feed people poison, make them sick and profit off of bad medications.
More information below:
Rockefeller's Influence:
John D. Rockefeller, known for his oil empire, expanded his influence into pharmaceuticals through the creation of the Rockefeller Foundation.
The foundation funded medical education and research, promoting a pharmaceutical-centric approach to medicine over alternative treatments.
This shift helped establish a dependency on drugs for health management, aligning with the interests of the emerging pharmaceutical industry.
Food Industry:
The same period saw the transformation of food production with the rise of processed foods.
Companies like General Foods, which eventually became part of larger conglomerates, benefited from the industrial revolution in food processing.
This era introduced a diet high in sugars, fats, and preservatives, which, while convenient and profitable, contributed to health issues like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
Big Food and Health:
Big Food companies produce a vast quantity of processed foods that are often high in calories but low in nutritional value.
These products are engineered for taste, longevity, and profitability, which inadvertently promotes unhealthy eating habits.
The health detriments of such diets increase the demand for medical intervention.
Big Pharma's Role:
As public health declines due to poor diet, Big Pharma steps in with medications to manage chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity.
The pharmaceutical industry profits from the continuous need for medications that manage but do not cure these conditions. They poisen people to profit from the bad medications
Big Oil's Connection:
Big Oil indirectly supports this system through its role in agriculture. The production of pesticides, fertilizers, and the energy required for industrial food processing all rely heavily on oil derivatives.
Additionally, the transport of food across vast distances, which is necessary for global food chains, further entrenches oil dependency.
This not only escalates environmental costs but also supports an industrial food system that favors processed over fresh foods.
Economic Incentives:
Their economic model is one of mutual fraude and benefit.
Big Food creates products that necessitate health interventions, Big Pharma provides these interventions, and Big Oil underpins the infrastructure of both.
Each industry drives demand for the others, creating a self-sustaining mortal cycle where profit is generated at every step of the criminal big pharma management process.
MAHA | COVID | H5N9 Bird Flu | Cancer | Parasites
BIG PHARMA, BIG FOOD, BIG OIL
The Rockefeller method used for exploiting the sick.
A method that we all despise and that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. swore to defeat.
"A patient cured is a customer lost." - Big Pharma
You ever wonder why there is a trend of sick and enlarged people? It is a vicious cycle to feed people poison, make them sick and profit off of bad medications.
More information below:
Rockefeller's Influence:
John D. Rockefeller, known for his oil empire, expanded his influence into pharmaceuticals through the creation of the Rockefeller Foundation.
The foundation funded medical education and research, promoting a pharmaceutical-centric approach to medicine over alternative treatments.
This shift helped establish a dependency on drugs for health management, aligning with the interests of the emerging pharmaceutical industry.
Food Industry:
The same period saw the transformation of food production with the rise of processed foods.
Companies like General Foods, which eventually became part of larger conglomerates, benefited from the industrial revolution in food processing.
This era introduced a diet high in sugars, fats, and preservatives, which, while convenient and profitable, contributed to health issues like obesity, diabetes, and heart disease.
Big Food and Health:
Big Food companies produce a vast quantity of processed foods that are often high in calories but low in nutritional value.
These products are engineered for taste, longevity, and profitability, which inadvertently promotes unhealthy eating habits.
The health detriments of such diets increase the demand for medical intervention.
Big Pharma's Role:
As public health declines due to poor diet, Big Pharma steps in with medications to manage chronic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, and obesity.
The pharmaceutical industry profits from the continuous need for medications that manage but do not cure these conditions. They poisen people to profit from the bad medications
Big Oil's Connection:
Big Oil indirectly supports this system through its role in agriculture. The production of pesticides, fertilizers, and the energy required for industrial food processing all rely heavily on oil derivatives.
Additionally, the transport of food across vast distances, which is necessary for global food chains, further entrenches oil dependency.
This not only escalates environmental costs but also supports an industrial food system that favors processed over fresh foods.
Economic Incentives:
Their economic model is one of mutual fraude and benefit.
Big Food creates products that necessitate health interventions, Big Pharma provides these interventions, and Big Oil underpins the infrastructure of both.
Each industry drives demand for the others, creating a self-sustaining mortal cycle where profit is generated at every step of the criminal big pharma management process.
MAHA | COVID | H5N9 Bird Flu | Cancer | Parasites
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