This week I was invited by a colleague of mine to reprint some of her thoughts about big pharma. I found the thoughts to be interesting to say the least. Perhaps she is speaking what too many are afraid to speak. I found it interesting in light of a recent book I am reading by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who, by the way is not a Trump supporter for all of you who want to jump on the “dump Trump” band wagon.

“Rich, richer, richest. Greed, greedier, greediest. Power, more power, most powerful. Follow the Big Pharma money trail. Where will it lead? Oh, the criminal places you will go.  

The Big Pharma family brought the opioid crisis to the United States. And profited from the addictions and deaths of human beings. 

“Purdue pleaded guilty to an information charging it with three felony offenses: one count of dual-object conspiracy to defraud the United States and to violate the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, and two counts of conspiracy to violate the Federal Anti-Kickback Statute,” according to The United States Department of Justice website.  

Notice the word “conspiracy” in the above account. Merriam-Webster dictionary states: the meaning of CONSPIRACY is a secret plan made by two or more people to do something that is harmful or illegal.  

Is anyone surprised or shocked that pharmaceutical companies are leading players in the current coronavirus pandemic? Why would any logical person trust the safety and efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Big Pharma and friends? And by the way, it’s not a vaccine, it’s a shot. The definition of the word “vaccine” was changed when the vax came along.  

Hmmm. Who benefits most from a pandemic? The company that develops and sells the antidote to recovery – and stockholders. But what if this company knew a virus would be developed in a lab and released upon the populace. What would be the motive? More gold and silver. More control and power. Money talks. Money corrupts. Money kills.  

 Americans must read the book by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., “The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health.” If Kennedy’s facts weren’t checked, rechecked and checked again, then he would be wearing pajamas – because Dr. Anthony Fauci would have sued his pants off, along with his comrades.  

“Medicines were available against COVID—inexpensive, safe medications—that would have prevented hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations and saved as many lives if only we’d used them in this country. But Dr. Fauci and his Pharma collaborators deliberately suppressed those treatments in service to their single-minded objective—making Americans await salvation from their novel, multibillion-dollar vaccines.” This revelation is in Chapter 1 of Kennedy’s book. 

 So, it appears that Big Pharma and Fauci are bed-fellows, propaganda pals, partners in crime, coronavirus chums, bad buddies, BFF’s. Hmm. Reminds me of two cartoon characters and their signature song. “They're Pinky and the Brain. Yes, Pinky and the Brain. One is a genius, the other's insane. They're laboratory mice. Their genes have been spliced…Their twilight campaign is easy to explain. To prove their mousy worth. They'll overthrow the earth. They're Pinky and the Brain.” 

 This story sounds like the makings of a Hollywood movie! A scary film because actual human beings have died. And panic overtook the planet. And the economy took a nosedive.   

 Add Bill Gates to the mix and the world has a terrifying trio. “Gate’s wealth expanded by $23 billion just during the 2020 lockdowns that he and Fauci played key roles in orchestrating,” writes Kennedy. The Gates Foundation holds stock in myriad drug companies: Pfizer, Merck, GSK, Eli Lilly, Novartis, and Sanofi. Folks, read that again. Gates owns stock in Pfizer. Are you dumbfounded?   

 Another chilling fact. I just watched Gate’s videos on YouTube about depopulation and saving the planet from humans. But, that’s a column for another day. 

 What’s my point? Americans must be knowledgeable about the other side of the coronavirus pandemic story. Stop pandering to pandemic propaganda and fear-mongering megalomaniacs. Use your brain and critical thinking skills. Educate yourself, family and friends.  

 You’ve heard the old saying, ‘The bigger they are; the harder they fall.’”

 Melissa Martin, Ph.D., is a therapist, an opinion-editorial columnist and author.