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posted ago by Christine_grab ago by Christine_grab +57 / -0

Most of us know most of this information already, but it is a great refresher, and I found info in there that was new to me. I know I have recently had several normies come to me with questions, and this is a great article to answer those questions since it does such a beautiful job of connecting the dots. The article is long. I have copied and pasted the opening summary. The rest of the article is a deep-dive into each of the 12-points listed. When normies ask me questions, rather than overwhelm them with too much info, I copy paste the deep dives that they ask about. Then, when they ask follow up questions, I copy and paste the next relevant section. In my opinion, spoon feeding is the secret.

Murder by Injection: The Story of the Medical Conspiracy Against America (1988) By Eustace Mullins – 50 Q&As – Unbekoming Book Summary

https://unbekoming.substack.com/p/murder-by-injection-the-story-of

12-point summary

Control Through Education: The Rockefeller and Carnegie foundations transformed medical education through the Flexner Report, reducing medical schools from 650 to 50 and establishing a drug-based curriculum while eliminating natural healing approaches.

Financial Control Network: A sophisticated network of banks, foundations, and corporations maintained monopoly control through interlocking directorates, with the Rockefeller and Rothschild interests at the center, operating through institutions like Chase Manhattan Bank and various European financial houses.

Drug Trust Development: The pharmaceutical cartel emerged from patent medicine makers who transitioned to "ethical" drug companies, creating a closed system of drug development, testing, and distribution that eliminated competition while ensuring high profits.

Cancer Industry Creation: The American Cancer Society and Memorial Sloan Kettering became central forces in controlling cancer treatment, promoting only surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy while systematically suppressing alternative treatments and information about prevention.

Government Agency Capture: Key agencies like the FDA and NIH became enforcement arms of the Medical Monopoly through a revolving door system where officials moved between government and industry positions, ensuring regulatory decisions favored monopoly interests.

Research Manipulation: Control of research funding through foundations, government grants, and corporate money ensured that medical research focused on profitable pharmaceutical approaches while suppressing investigation of nutritional, preventive, and alternative treatments.

Chemical Agriculture Impact: The introduction of chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and food additives created a cycle of declining food quality and increasing health problems, generating more demand for pharmaceutical treatments.

International Cartel Operations: Companies like I.G. Farben demonstrated how the drug cartel operated internationally, maintaining profit-sharing arrangements even during World War II and reorganizing afterward to maintain monopoly control.

Prison Testing Programs: Pharmaceutical companies used prisoners for dangerous drug testing, paying minimal amounts for experiments that often resulted in severe injuries or death, while gathering data to help avoid future lawsuits.

Water Treatment Programs: Fluoridation and chlorination programs created profitable markets for industrial waste products while establishing mechanisms for population-wide chemical exposure, despite evidence of harmful effects.

Alternative Medicine Suppression: Systematic campaigns eliminated competing medical approaches through legal persecution, loss of licensing, media attacks, and economic pressure, regardless of their effectiveness.

Public Health Decline: Despite enormous healthcare spending, American health statistics have steadily declined relative to other developed nations, demonstrating the Medical Monopoly's success at generating profits while failing to improve public health.