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Healthcare and Control: The Corporate Takeover of America

Brian RogersJune 2, 20240144 views

In the shadows of America’s sprawling metropolises and through the silent bytes of digital communication, a more sinister vision of the future is being forged—one where the illusion of freedom masks an unsettling reality. This article exposes how an elite cabal of corporations and their billionaire figureheads are orchestrating a future where they hold unchallenged dominion over every facet of American life, from our healthcare and food supply to our economic stability and personal liberties. These corporate overlords seek to monopolize health services, turning basic healthcare into a luxury item only the wealthy can afford, while digital surveillance grants them unprecedented control over personal data. Political leaders, seduced by corporate donations, become mere puppets ensuring laws protect these monopolies. This orchestrated control aims to create a dependent society, where true freedom becomes a relic of the past. Recognizing and challenging these forces is crucial to reclaiming the essence of American life and liberty.

The Stark Contrast: The True Cost of Medication Production vs. Retail Prices in the U.S.

Brian RogersMay 29, 20240162 views

The significant disparity between production costs and retail prices for medications in the U.S. highlights critical issues in market dynamics, patent laws, and regulatory frameworks favoring pharmaceutical companies. For example, the cost to manufacture insulin is around $2 to $6 per vial, but its U.S. retail price can exceed $200. Such discrepancies result in elevated healthcare expenses for patients, underscoring the potential benefits of considering generics and international alternatives to manage costs more effectively.

Assessing the Impact of Regulatory Overreach: The FDA and U.S. Customs on Online Pharmacy Orders

Brian RogersMay 29, 20240114 views

The U.S. government, through agencies like the FDA and CBP, plays a crucial role in ensuring drug safety and regulating the entry of goods into the country. While these agencies aim to protect public health, their extensive regulatory reach often causes delays and increased costs, particularly impacting the availability of affordable medications through online pharmacies. This article examines how overregulation by the FDA and stringent enforcement by CBP can hinder access to essential medications, highlighting the need for streamlined processes and policy reforms to better serve the public interest.