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The Medical Racket Martin L. Cross See book keywords and concepts

If the Inspector General's people failed to catch it, then the $68,000 was moved into the profit column, enhancing their Wall Street numbers, which was the core of the for-profit medical racket to begin with. At its peak in the spring of 1997, the stock sold for $86 a share, but has since dropped to the low twenties. Talk is that the government investigators will not end the case until they find billions in misappropriated taxpayer money. While the government, including the FBI, was probing, the New York Times set out on its own investigation, turning up the following allegations: 1.

Racist medicine: Breast cancer industry exploits black women for profit while censoring solutions Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

REPPED: The breast cancer industry operates a racist medical racket that exploits black women for corporate profits, charges consumer health advocate Mike Adams in a newly-published online report: Breast Cancer Deception. The report, available now at www.NewsTarget.com reveals the obvious reason why black women suffer higher rates of breast cancer (with greater mortality) than whites.

Americans fed up with drug industry influence, FDA corruption, reveals remarkable Consumer Reports survey Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

The best way to protect Americans from these dangerous, deadly products is to enact sweeping reforms that end the medical racket currently being operated by the FDA / Big Pharma tag-team. Unfortunately, many of the very lawmakers who will vote on this pending legislation are, much like FDA advisors, "on the take" from the very same pharmaeutical companies that stand to be impacted by their vote. And no lawmakers that I know of are abstaining from the vote due to conflicts of interest.

The health care reform legislation that Congress should pass, but won't Mike Adams, the Health Ranger See article keywords and concepts

It is in society's interest to eliminate these corporations that harm our health and enslave the population in a medical racket that does nothing to enhance health, abundance or quality of life. #2 Ban aspartame, water fluoridation and mercury fillings You probably know the stories on aspartame, fluoride and mercury fillings by now. These are known toxic substances that are not only toxic to the humans who consume them but also to the environment. Mercury fillings, for example, currently release 34 metric tons of toxic mercury into the environment each year.

World Without Cancer G. Edward Griffin See book keywords and concepts

The FDA has nipped many a medical racket in the bud and has clamped down on firms that had been guilty of unsanitary processing, of selling putrid or contaminated food, and of distributing adulterated or misbranded drugs. In these accomplishments it deserves to be commended for its diligence. As we shall see, however, this showcase aspect of the FDA record pales by comparison to its other record of ineptitude and corruption. In March of 1972, after repeated inquiries from concerned Congressmen, the FDA made public its official cleanliness standards as applied to the food processing industry.

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