“On Wednesday, Donald Trump said Americans were paying too much for prescription drugs because big pharmaceutical companies have too much power in Washington. ‘We have to … create new bidding procedures for the drug industry, because they’re getting away with murder,’ Trump told reporters on Wednesday. ‘Pharma has a lot of lobbies, a lot of lobbyists and a lot of power.’”

“The murder spree continued into the final hour of Wednesday night, as 13 Senate Democrats proved Trump right by joining 39 Republicans to vote down a bill designed to lower prescription drug prices,” The Post reported.

It is gratifying that someone in the mainstream media is finally calling it what it is–“MURDER”–otherwise called “GENOCIDE” when it impacts masses. In medicine it is called “iatrogenocide”–physician-induced mass murder.

But we really can’t blame the brainwashed mind-controlled slaves of the “drug cult.” We can blame BigPharma and BigBanking as the media is finally beginning to consider, courtesy of Donald Trump. Although it may not be Trump at all who we can thank for broaching the subject of the medical truth that can set humanity free from drug industry crimes. And this important point is not likely to be raised by any mainstream publication or network broadcast.

“Pharmaceutical companies have the highest profit margins of any industry in the world,” The Post continued. “And prescription drug prices are increasing by an average of over 18 percent per year. Well before Trump gave his press conference, Sens. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) had crafted a budget resolution designed to rein in medication prices by allowing cheaper, identical versions of prescription drugs to be imported from other countries, including Canada, where medicines are cheaper.”

Now there’s the fraud, right there. The HufPost diverts public’s attention to drug “prices” rather than drug side effects–prescribing mass “murder” and iatrogenocide. Carter and Grim proceed with their diversion: 

“Twelve Republicans voted for the bill ― more than enough to ensure its passage. It failed by a vote of 46 to 52 because 13 Democrats opposed it.”

Here is the divide and conquer strategy. The old ploy applied by a purported “Republican” pro-Trump “news source.” Bash those liberals for opposing cheaper genocide, and opting for “safer” mass murder.

“There was a strong correlation between states where the drug industry is concentrated ― such as New Jersey [the home of Johnson & Johnson and the anthrax mailings. Viva la CIPRO!], Washington [the place where most of the CIPRO victims lived and died, and nearly 1/3 of Black women are sterile courtesy of vaccines poisoned with artificial HCG–a hormone inducing spontaneous abortions], Pennsylvania [the home of Merck–America’s leading vaccine and bioweapons “preparedness” maker largely responsible for 37 million deaths from HIV/AIDS alone] and Delaware [home of Dupont and Dow Chemical Company. Need I say more?]. . . A cynic might conclude that industry influence had something to do with the outcome. Not at all, the Democrats told HuffPost. They were only concerned with patient safety.”

What’s wrong with this picture, is that “PharmaWhore” politicians voted down cheaper genocide for safer murder. And they neglected history and current reality. They neglect a history of notoriously deadly American drugs and fear campaigns.

Remember Merck’s VIOXX for people afraid of getting old? Recall Thalidomide for anxiety and insomnia?  Here are 35 deadly drugs approved by the FDA, later pulled from the market due to massive numbers of deaths.

Who needs “The Devil’s Breath?” That drug is considered among the world’s deadliest. It has the “power to eliminate free will and wipe out memory,” critics say. Called “scopolamine” in medicine, it came from a tree in South America before the drug cartel synthesized it. “Since scopolamine is odorless and tasteless, it can be blown in the face of a passerby on the street and, within minutes, that person is under the drug’s effect. Leaving you hopeless with no free will, making you obey every order you are given.” Who needs “Devil’s Breath” when you have television and the Internet pushing drugs and vaccines on the unwary.

 The drug cult has consumed America, our entire way of life. You kick-start your morning with a caffeine buzz. Never mind the neuro-intoxication and body-wide acidification that causes.  Starbucks on every corner and the hypnotronic media diverts from the addiction and damage. What about table salt? Likewise nerve damaging to magnesium deficient people–nearly everyone! Sweeten everything with high fructose corn syrup, sucrose, or cancer-causing artificial poisons. Few fried products today are free from deadly canola oil.  Over and over again, regardless of your political position, you have no other choice than to accept cheaper and safer genocide. 

Let’s name the treasonous enemies of state, implies The Post. “Seven of the Democrats who voted against the Sanders-Klobuchar plan ― Sens. Cory Booker of New Jersey, Bob Menendez of New Jersey, Chris Coons of Delaware, Robert Casey of Pennsylvania, Tom Carper of Delaware, Maria Cantwell of Washington and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota ― all defended their opposition by arguing the bill didn’t address consumer protections for imported drugs.” This is called “controlled opposition.”

“I support the importation of prescription drugs as a key part of a strategy to help control the skyrocketing cost of medications,” Booker said in a statement provided to HuffPost neglecting the mass murder all prescription drugs cause. 

“Any plan to allow the importation of prescription medications should also include consumer protections that ensure foreign drugs meet American safety standards.” How about outlawing all drugs except for suicidal persons?

“I opposed an amendment put forward last night that didn’t meet this test,” Booker continued. “The rising cost of medications is a life-and-death issue for millions of Americans, which is why I also voted for amendments last night that bring drug prices down and protect Medicare’s prescription drug benefit.” Indeed. Protect that addictive intoxicating mass market.

“I’m committed to finding solutions that allow for prescription drug importation with adequate safety standards.” Hey stupid, no drugs are safe. Read the fu*!ing labels and package inserts.

“In an odd coincidence, the rationale provided by Booker et al. was strikingly similar to the objections raised by the nation’s chief prescription drug lobby, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers Association (commonly known as PhRMA),” the Carter and Grim superficially observed, concealing their own paychecks source largely from the drug advertisers.

“The importation of unapproved and potentially counterfeit medicines into the United States jeopardizes our secure medicine system and presents a serious risk to public health,” a PhRMA spokesperson told HuffPost in a statement used to sell news and sustain the “drug cult.” 

“Even Canada has said it would be unable to guarantee that U.S. citizens would receive products that are safe, effective and of high quality” any better than America’s FDA (a.k.a., “Federal Drug Addicts”) and CDC (i.e., “Centers for Disease Creation”). Guaranteeing patient safety is crucial, and we must have policies that ensure patients safely have access to the medicines they need.” Let them eat Tylenol.

“PhRMA has issued similar warnings to several state governments that have legalized Canadian drug imports in the past,” HufPost continued. “In 2003, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty (R) reacted to the PhRMA pushback incredulously: “Where are the dead Canadians? Show me the dead Canadians.” Good point!

“The actual text of the amendment restricts its applicability to ‘safe and affordable prescription drugs.'” What a relief. That ends the genocide by leaving every drug and poor person out.

Pawlently pointed out the committees drafting bills for improved genocide “shouldn’t be clearing” just any poison.

“It’s almost as if the lawmakers who voted “no” are using consumer concerns about medication safety to mask what might have been an industry-driven move.”

HELLO! Right on. American medicine, reliance on it, and our mass mind-set, is “an industry-driven move.”

“Drug importation alone probably wouldn’t make a big difference in the overall price of American drugs.” But it would increase disease and deaths from more drug side effects among thriftier victims.

“The U.S. market is so big that other countries won’t have enough drugs to meet the domestic demand,” fear marketers buzz. “A 2004 study by the Congressional Budget Office concluded that allowing importation would reduce drug spending by about $4 billion a year, roughly 1 percent.” What an epiphany! Twelve year old data in an industry growing 18 percent annually yields no hope for anyone.

“And the budget resolution was largely symbolic,”much like the legislative and judicial branches of government captured by multi-national corporate greed.

“It would not have actually implemented any new policy, only directed committees in Congress to get the ball rolling.” What else is new? This is politics as usual.

“But drug companies have long viewed any shift in drug price policy as the first step on a slippery slope to big changes. Massive profitability for prescription drugs in the U.S. is driven by a series of standards that allow companies to set prices free of market competition or government pressure. If lawmakers stop viewing that principle as inviolable, more significant reforms could follow.” Kudos Carter and Grim, with one vital addition. Lawmakers must stop viewing drugs and vaccines as necessary, even beneficial to people.

“The irony, of course, is that if voting down the amendment was a political decision, it wasn’t a smart one. ‘This is exactly why Democrats have lost for the last decade,’ the HufPost quoted RoseAnn DeMoro, executive director of National Nurses United, which endorsed Sanders during the presidential campaign, noting the 900-odd federal and state seats shed since Obama took office. ‘But they don’t care, they’re looking for their next jobs.'”

“For DeMoro, that the amendment would only have instructed committees to look into the issue at some point in the future made the cowardice that much more galling. ‘That’s what makes them so fundamentally shameless,’ she said. ‘They’re basically letting their masters know they’re in line.’”